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they don't name immediate danger. did they ever name [[underline]] it to you [[/underline]]? I said when you are under a Spasm the Physicians have always told us Candidly that you were [[underline]] in great danger [[/underline]] - She then asked whether they talked of danger [[underline]] now? [[/underline]] I answered [[underline]] this Morning [[/underline]] they both together told Mary and myself that they thought they could answer you [[underline]] not [[/underline]] being likely to have a Spasm and they judged of it by Your Pulse - but that they could not deviate from the [[underline]] daily [[/underline]] expression that [[underline]] you are very ill. [[/underline]] She said [[underline]] So!-then [[/underline]] She laid Her hand on her Pillow and [[underline]] cried [[/underline]] but with the same difficulty and after a few minutes of continued Silence She said [[underline]] I had hoped to have seen you all happy and now I fear I shall not arrive at that wish of my Heart. [[/underline]] I said indeed we are all [[unclear]] of your Affection and most Gratefull for it. She added I have caused a very dull summer [[underline]] to you all for the Prince [[/underline]] would have given his Brothers [[underline]] balls and parties [[/underline]] on account of their Marriages and poor I have been a bane to every thing. I answered indeed it was furthest from the Princes thoughts as from the thoughts of any individual of your Children for from the moment of your illness nothing could exceed the Affection and attention of the Prince and of any one of your sons - their whole and sole object being [[underline]] your recovery [[/underline]] - She said I wish to God I could see [[underline]] your Brothers [[/underline]] tell them I love them but I am too ill I can only see you and Mary. She then said I [[underline]] pray [[/underline]] from Night till Morning and from Morning till Night I think a great deal I assure you I wish I was near the [[underline]] Dear King [[/underline]] where I ought to be at Dear Dear Windsor I said that is most Natural - and as for praying and thinking I must [[unclear]] it is the moment
