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Frogmore House July 25th. 1827.

My Dear kind friends

It seems an Age since I had the pleasure of hearing of you both and Sincerely hope you can give me a unclear account of yourselves. I am ever much engaged in devoting Myself to my Sister that I really have scarcely time to do anything but underline work /underline in Her room. She has been very suffering indeed from St Anthonys fire, and was confined to Her Dressing room for near a fortnight. Now She enjoys the drives in the Open Carriage every Evening at four o Clock in the Park or the beautifull surrounding Country. It is a pleasure to us Her underline constant /underline Good humour and cheerfullness under such underline constant /underline inconvenience for She never is free from underline that /underline odious complaint though at times it is not so severe She is always employed in working, reading, drawing or writing --so that the underline time /underline unclear in illness does not appear to weigh on Her Mind --. Since last Friday my Sister Mary has joined us in that She unclear is literally what the Common people call check fall. Our sitting room every Morning after breakfast is the underline unclear /underline which is underline lovely /underline. Mary and I have each our