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of this earliest and kindest friend most deeply. You would [[underline]] Esteem [[/underline]] and love both [[underline]] Himself [[/underline]] and our most [[underline]] Amiable [[/underline]] and [[underline]] perfect [[/underline]] Queen - if you could see the real [[underline]] Modesty [[/underline]] with which they [[unclear]] their new honours. All the arrangements are done in so delicate a manner - [[underline]] but it is necessary [[/underline]] that [[underline]] much should be done [[/underline]] ^ [[addition]] the propriety of [[/addition]] which they [[underline]] see,[[/underline]] but which the recent [[underline]] Event & Calamity [[/underline]] render as unpleasant to do [[underline]] apparently so soon [[/underline]]. I thank you both my kind friends for your enquiries after [[underline]] myself [[/underline]]. I am as composed as I can be, though I have met with a very heavy Affliction and time will with Gods Mercy soothe my [[underline]] feelings - and if [[/underline]] it pleases [[underline]] Him [[/underline]] that [[underline]] dear William [[/underline]] keeps His health and that His good intentions - His good Sense and [[underline]] perfect [[/underline]] determination to [[underline]] fulfill [[/underline]] the great trust which is reposed in Him to the utmost shall be [[underline]] valued [[/underline]] as it might I shall be happy again. God bless you both. Ever your most faithfull friend Augusta
