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side I can answer for it - & I trust for your Happiness it is [[underline]] the same on the other [[/underline]] - Write to me soon and direct it to [[underline]] Lady Cathcart [[/underline]] I long to hear that the first Embarkation is landed - it makes me rather nervous - and when things, are to be done - [[underline]] Public [[/underline]] or [[underline]] Domestic, good or bad [[/underline]] - I wish them [[underline]] soon over [[underline]] - If you should see [[underline]] Cartwright [[/underline]] tell Him He shall have [[underline]] my blessing [[/underline]] in the manner I am certain He will [[underline]] prefer [[/underline]] as I send it by [[underline]] You [[/underline]] - It is an [[underline]] Old saying [[/underline]] that a [[underline]] thing [[/underline]] is [[underline]] doubly [[/underline]] done when [[underline]] quickly [[/underline]] done - but I think [[underline]] it so, [[/underline]] according to the [[underline]] manner in which it is done [[underline]] - How [[underline]] we [[/underline]] improve upon the [[underline]] Ancients [[/underline]] I dare day You think the Sea Water has [[underline]] fuddled me. [[underline]] Well if it will but leave me a grain of Sense and feeling I shall never cease thinking of and loving My most beloved GP - God help Him Dear Angel & May He think now and then of His most truly Affectionate A August 25th [[underline]] 1799 [[/underline]] Princess Augusta Aug 25th. 1799.
