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My Dearest Brother I have received The Kings Command to send you the enclosed Paper in which I trust will give you great pleasure - As soon as the Hunt was over yesterday I went to deliver your Message concerning the going to St Pauls I said that you wished to do what the King thought proper, but that you could not think it consistent with your former Conduct to go there in Private, as You had declined receiving the City on Charlottes birth not having more than three Attendants; but that if the King wished you to meet Him at the Cathedral Door, You would certainly be there to join The Procession - The King said You was perfectly right [[underline]] not to go; [[/underline]] & that you could give the same [[underline]] reason now [[/underline]] with adding that You had not [[underline]] Carriages, Liveries [[/underline]] & sets of Horses to go as You ought to appear &
