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"answered Him in very [[underline]] handsome terms [[/underline]] therefore "it was an attention [[underline]] He ought [[/underline]] to have had "now - and I [[underline]] feel [[/underline]] it very much" - She then asked my Sister and myself if we did not think so! I said that it appeared to me [[underline]] being Your Servant [[/underline]] it was more [[underline]] delicate & proper [[/underline]] in Mr Percival to speak to [[underline]] You [[/underline]] upon the Subject, and that I made no doubt He had written last Year [[underline]] previous [[/underline]] to your being [[underline]] Regent [[/underline]]. She looked very steadily at me - and said with a kind of suppressed anger [[underline]] "that maybe, [[/underline]] but still I think [[underline]] I ought [[/underline]] "to have been [[underline]] addressed strait to myself." [[/underline]] these were Her words. Since the letter has been [[underline]] signed [[/underline]] She has been very chearfull & good humoured so that I hope tomorrow She will have [[underline]] forgot all this [[underline]] Fantom of indignity [[/underline]] I am happy to hear you are better. Sir [[underline]] Henry really [[/underline]] has given me a very Comfortable account of You the King has passed a more quiet day but both Sir
