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Her Royal Highness Princess Augusta Feby. 8th. 1811. My Dearest Brother When I left the Dear King this Morning my Heart was too feeble to write to you, but I will not let the day pass without telling you how very kindly He mentioned you. He repeatedly said how glad He was He had spoke so openheartedly to You the last time He had seen You - and said over and over again how well You had Conducted [[underline]] Yourself [[/underline]] - I know what happiness it will give you to hear it, and that you are well aware what a joy it is to [[underline]] my Heart [[/underline]] to inform you of it I never upon a [[underline]] past meeting [[/underline]], saw the King as well or as very calm - the Queen and myself were with Him half an hour. He spoke most kindly of Dearest Amelia, but without any sign of Enthusiasm so that I am certain the more He talks of her the better - the Queen has mentioned Your Visit to Her as having been a great Comfort to Her, & I really think Her Mind seems more easy since that day She is rather better though far from well God bless you my Dearest Brother Believe me your most truly Affectionate Augusta Friday Night Feby. 8th - 1811
