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| − | that His Majesty's | + | that His Majesty's kindness was never alienated |
| + | from him on that account:- I presume to say | ||
| + | [[underline]] with certainty, [[/underline]] from the repeated acts of favor | ||
| + | and protection which were [[underline]] continued [[/underline]] to my | ||
| + | Brother, & which never ceased till His Majesty;s | ||
| + | much lamented illness: and amongst which | ||
| + | I will only beg leave to name His Majesty's | ||
| + | gracious pleasure in continuing him at | ||
| + | Cranbourn Lodge in the management of his | ||
| + | Farms; the retaining him as Groom of His | ||
| + | Majesty's Bedchamber; and the sending | ||
| + | his pecuniary assistance, though the hands | ||
| + | of Earl Harcourt, to Mrs. George Villiers, that | ||
| + | it might reach him in safety. | ||
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| + | If in the course of that which | ||
| + | I have humbly submitted to your Majesty, | ||
| + | I have been wanting in any expression of | ||
| + | form, which might more properly have | ||
| + | conveyed my sentiments of defence, and | ||
| + | respect, I must humbly trust to your | ||
| + | Majesty's condescending candor for forgiveness. | ||
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that His Majesty's kindness was never alienated from him on that account:- I presume to say underline with certainty, /underline from the repeated acts of favor and protection which were underline continued /underline to my Brother, & which never ceased till His Majesty;s much lamented illness: and amongst which I will only beg leave to name His Majesty's gracious pleasure in continuing him at Cranbourn Lodge in the management of his Farms; the retaining him as Groom of His Majesty's Bedchamber; and the sending his pecuniary assistance, though the hands of Earl Harcourt, to Mrs. George Villiers, that it might reach him in safety.
If in the course of that which I have humbly submitted to your Majesty, I have been wanting in any expression of form, which might more properly have conveyed my sentiments of defence, and respect, I must humbly trust to your Majesty's condescending candor for forgiveness.
