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and that the thought therefore the going in Private would render you liable to ill natured remarks and that you had better be [[underline]] out of Town [[/underline]] on that day I then asked about the Princess - and He said She must go in State or not at all - Now My Dear! How can She do that without Attendants Carriages - Horses & & & -- I shall be very happy indeed if this Letter brings You any Comfort I am writing in the greatest hurry - but can always find time to add how truly I am My Dearest Brother Yr most Affte Friend [[unclear]] Augusta Her R. H. The Princess Augusta Windsor Decbr. 3d - 1797
