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Windsor Decbr. 2d - 1812 My Dearest Brother Eliza and Mary have been so good as to shew me the letters they have written to you - and relying upon my Veracity, are anxious that I should State to you how very correct they both are in their account of the dreadfull Scene witnessed on Sunday but I can assure you that nothing [[underline]] can be more exact [[/underline]] than every word they have advanced - You may easily imagine what an Agony of Mind I am in, at my Sisters leaving home when they cannot be so violently agitated by the [[underline]] hard expressions [[/underline]] made use of by the Queen. Never was there a daughter more faithfully attached than Eliza to the Queen - and She really has sacrificed every Comfort in life to prove it - and sad and cruel is the return She has met with I am miserable that you my Dearest Brother should have had so much vexation on our account - We are all Gratitude to you for your most kind letter to the Queen - and never can sufficiently express how sensible we are of your kindness. I cannot say that the Queen's letter to you is as [[underline]] kind as I really feel yours ought to have been answered - [[/underline]] but She declared She would be [[underline]] Candid [[/underline]] and even [[underline]] own [[/underline]] how Angry She was - to [[underline]] that point [[/underline]] She has indeed been [[underline]] very fair [[/underline]] - for upon my Honor my Sisters were perfectly respectfull both in Manner and Words, though She was too Violent to allow it and even when She told them that She never would forgive them. Eliza said [[underline]] May God [[/underline]]
