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It is scarcely possible for me My ever Dearest GP to express how Dearly I love you - you know of old I am no fine Speech maker but as Shakespeare says "Truth has better deeds than words do grant it " and no time no absence can change the Sentiments of friendship and Affection that I have ever felt for you

I am truly sorry that Indisposition prevents my having the happiness and Comfort of seeing you today - but I trust when we next meet you will be in perfect Health - underline Pitty Witty /underline has been cooing over the thoughts and hopes of seeing you - & She says "Dear Sweet Prince of Wales how very tiresome of Him to be sick now; without considering that one does not send an invitation to sickness nor call out to it "underline Keep yourself disengaged" as some folk are wont to say - /underline

I am very happy to be able to say that the Queen is a great deal better She is still very pale which I believe is chiefly owing to Her having staid at home for such a long time as a fortnight & therefore always living in and breathing confined Air -

My Sisters all desire their most Affectionate love to you & your Child - underline Amelia /underline is grown very underline handsome /underline and underline stout /underline but I wish She would underline eat /underline a little underline better food /underline - you addition must /addition give Her some advice about it when you see Her again- it is now Her underline only fault /underline

I return you many Thanks for the beautiful underline bracelets /underline little