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My Dearest Brother I took the earliest opportunity to mention to the King the Message You left me for Him - He was very much pleased at Your wishing to [[/underline]] fire a [[foreign: French]] [[underline]] feu [[/underline]] de Joye [[/foreign]] upon The Queen's Birthday as He thinks every mark [[underline]] of [[/underline]] Respect and Affection should be shown Her - But I cannot get a [[underline]] certain [[/underline]] answer about the [[underline]] time [[/underline]]. He said He was [[underline]] afraid [[/underline]] that the Queen should [[underline]] be [[/underline]] fatigued with [[underline]] running [[/underline]] [[underline]] from [[/underline]] one [[underline]] Amusement [[/underline]] to [[underline]] another [[/underline]] (as [[underline]] We [[/underline]] [[underline]] purpose [[/underline]] giving [[underline]] Her [[/underline]] a great deal -) and that He had business in the Great Park which he had purposely put off till that day that He might have the Morning quite quiet and to [[underline]] Himself [[/underline]] as he should sit up late at the Ball the night [[underline]] before [[/underline]]. I hope You told the Princess about the Dress [[underline]] for [[/underline]] Frogmore - [[underline]] Muslin [[/underline]] and a Hat - Now You are a Married Man You must be troubled with such Messages - Mes Amities to Her and believe me ever My Dearest Brother Your very Truly Affte. [[underline]] Augusta [[/underline]]
