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are to see the Princess of Meinigen. My Brother is much pleased with Her manner | are to see the Princess of Meinigen. My Brother is much pleased with Her manner | ||
and Air - and William is very reasonably and gratefully impressed with the good | and Air - and William is very reasonably and gratefully impressed with the good | ||
− | Sense and Amiability of | + | Sense and Amiability of her whole deportment - We [[unclear]] [[underline]] they [[/underline]] should see a great deal |
− | of one another - as | + | of one another - as much [[underline]] contact [[/underline]] as they could to converse and get acquainted before |
the Wedding takes place. My Brother tells me She has a very pleasing Expression of | the Wedding takes place. My Brother tells me She has a very pleasing Expression of | ||
− | Countenance, and an intelligent quick | + | Countenance, and an intelligent quick look though gentle - and [[underline]] William adds to |
+ | this, [[/underline]] that [[underline]] She is cheerfull [[/underline]] - in short its very lucky that both the Princess& William | ||
+ | have taken very much to each other. [[underline]] William [[/underline]] has a very Affectionate Heart that | ||
+ | I am sure He will make Her very happy -- this of course You will all tell to [[underline]] Dear | ||
+ | Mary [[/underline]] who I am certain will join in our [[unclear]] respecting the poor Dear Queens very | ||
+ | indifferent state of health and sympathy in the prospect of a happy and respectable |
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and Mary was at underline Kew /underline the underline illnatured /underline World could certainly say they had had a quarell -- therefore its the true underline Sensible, kind /underline and underline Prudent /underline line of Conduct which she has taken We had the pleasure of a letter from Dear Eliza Yesterday dated Brussells. She had been much entertained with the Convent at underline Bruges /underline and the beauty of the whole Country She had driven through. She writes most underline kindly Affectionately /underline I am sure you will and in Good Spirits. I am sure you will be glad to hear that we all like the Dss of underline Cambridge /underline & of underline Kent /underline very much they are both good humoured and very pleasing the latter is certainly the most underline lively /underline with not at all a underline handsome /underline but a underline very pretty Countenance /underline. today we are to see the Princess of Meinigen. My Brother is much pleased with Her manner and Air - and William is very reasonably and gratefully impressed with the good Sense and Amiability of her whole deportment - We unclear underline they /underline should see a great deal of one another - as much underline contact /underline as they could to converse and get acquainted before the Wedding takes place. My Brother tells me She has a very pleasing Expression of Countenance, and an intelligent quick look though gentle - and underline William adds to this, /underline that underline She is cheerfull /underline - in short its very lucky that both the Princess& William have taken very much to each other. underline William /underline has a very Affectionate Heart that I am sure He will make Her very happy -- this of course You will all tell to underline Dear Mary /underline who I am certain will join in our unclear respecting the poor Dear Queens very indifferent state of health and sympathy in the prospect of a happy and respectable