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Judgement. | Judgement. | ||
| − | If the care of so great a Person is thought by the Public | + | If the care of so great a Person is thought by the Public |
necessarily to draw after it an establishment, which is really | necessarily to draw after it an establishment, which is really | ||
capable of being abused in the manner You represent, I must | capable of being abused in the manner You represent, I must | ||
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that no such abuse will be attempted. | that no such abuse will be attempted. | ||
| − | + | Conscious of my Claim to Your Affection and Confidence, | |
I believe You without hesitation, when You assure me, | I believe You without hesitation, when You assure me, | ||
that You depend upon my Duty to the King, and my constant | that You depend upon my Duty to the King, and my constant | ||
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& mutual kindness in the Family. Nor can I omit to | & mutual kindness in the Family. Nor can I omit to | ||
thank You from my Heart for this solemn promise, that | thank You from my Heart for this solemn promise, that | ||
| − | it shall continue the constant Object | + | it shall continue the constant Object of your wish |
to cherish and promote it. | to cherish and promote it. | ||
When it shall please God to restore the King to Us | When it shall please God to restore the King to Us | ||
and the Nation, I will not fail to lay before Him Every | and the Nation, I will not fail to lay before Him Every | ||
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are considerations, upon which I can from no adequate Judgement.
If the care of so great a Person is thought by the Public necessarily to draw after it an establishment, which is really capable of being abused in the manner You represent, I must Consider Even that circumstance as a mark of Their confidence, that no such abuse will be attempted.
Conscious of my Claim to Your Affection and Confidence, I believe You without hesitation, when You assure me, that You depend upon my Duty to the King, and my constant affection to my Children, for preserving harmony & mutual kindness in the Family. Nor can I omit to thank You from my Heart for this solemn promise, that it shall continue the constant Object of your wish to cherish and promote it.
When it shall please God to restore the King to Us and the Nation, I will not fail to lay before Him Every
