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period of His Majesty's illness, and | period of His Majesty's illness, and | ||
all the circumstances which have | all the circumstances which have | ||
| − | + | occurred in the course of this week | |
have been sufficient to call forth | have been sufficient to call forth | ||
| − | the most painful feelings - I trust | + | the most painful feelings -- I trust |
however that a consciousness of having | however that a consciousness of having | ||
been guided in Her Majesty's conduct by | been guided in Her Majesty's conduct by | ||
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to contribute to the King's comfort and | to contribute to the King's comfort and | ||
recovery will [[deletion]] support [[/deletion]] [[addition]] uphold [[/addition]] Her Majesty in | recovery will [[deletion]] support [[/deletion]] [[addition]] uphold [[/addition]] Her Majesty in | ||
| − | Her severe trial - and that the poor | + | Her severe trial -- and that the poor |
Princesses will take consolation from | Princesses will take consolation from | ||
the sense of the support which they | the sense of the support which they | ||
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For yourself, Sir, it is impossible | For yourself, Sir, it is impossible | ||
to add an argument of comfort to | to add an argument of comfort to | ||
| − | that internal | + | that internal satisfaction your |
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second occasion of the necessity of strangers about the King's person at this period of His Majesty's illness, and all the circumstances which have occurred in the course of this week have been sufficient to call forth the most painful feelings -- I trust however that a consciousness of having been guided in Her Majesty's conduct by one motive only, that of doing all the Queen could in the most tender manner to contribute to the King's comfort and recovery will deletion support /deletion addition uphold /addition Her Majesty in Her severe trial -- and that the poor Princesses will take consolation from the sense of the support which they give their Parent, in this dreadful hour of Her affliction.
For yourself, Sir, it is impossible to add an argument of comfort to that internal satisfaction your
