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from Windsor, unless it shall be in your Power to [[unclear]] Us from the Continuation of a Treatment arising out of such Compliance on Our part, which as destructive alike to Our Health, happiness and Comfort - If You should not be disposed to admit this Alternative, and if We should find that either what has passed should become the Subject of continued Litigation or any future Proposal of the same Nature should be met in the same Manner, We trust that We shall not be considered reprehensible by you or by any other Person, unfairly stating that We shall with Difficulty be able to persuade Ourselves that the Intention is any other than to force Us to quit this [[underline]] Paternal [[/underline]] Roof which upon every Ground Public and private We should most sincerely deplore to be under the Necessity of doing - In that Event however We must appeal to you, the Constitutional Representative of Our beloved Sovereign and Father for that Protection to which We are not conscious that We have forfeited Our Claim, and We are confident that this Country is too liberal and too Considerate not to sanction by its Voice such Protection afforded to us, under Circumstances which would leave no Alternative. Believe Us ever My Dearest Brother Your most truly Affectionate and Gratefull Sisters - Augusta Eliza Mary Sophy
