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letter by Frederick though I [[underline]] should not [[/underline]] have told Him of its contents, on purpose that not one of my family might have any thing to do even in conveying it to you; but as you [[underline]] cannot write [[/underline]] and that Dear Frederick is as [[underline]] just [[/underline]] and Kind to me as [[underline]] yourself, [[/underline]] and that He spoke most Affectionately and feelingly to me the [[underline]] only [[/underline]] time I mentioned the Subject to Him, I beg you will let [[underline]] Him [[/underline]] write me a line to ease my Mind, and just to say whether you approve or not of my letter. I am put my hand upon [[underline]] my Heart [[/underline]] nay even on [[underline]] the bible [[/underline]] and swear that there is not one syllable in [[underline]] that [[/underline]] letter which is not [[underline]] strictly true [[/underline]] - and I trust you will feel equal Commiseration for [[underline]] Him [[/underline]] about whom I trouble you, as you will for [[underline]] me [[/underline]], when you consider all [[underline]] we [[/underline]] have gone through with such Steadiness such Correctness and such Credit to [[underline]] ourselves [[/underline]] God bless you my Dearest Brother Believe me ever your most truly Affectionate & Gratefull Augusta You will see by the date of my letter that it was written three Months ago but I could not deliver it at that time least I might appear to be [[underline]] too hasty [[/underline]] in my Conduct and as if I wanted to abuse of your Kindness which has ever been so great towards me
