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put an End to Them, by resigning Himself [[underline]] patiently to his fate [[/underline]] -- & going, wherever chance, or His Majesty should direct Him. We came next to [[underline]] Cashidbury Park The Earl of Essex's [[/underline]] - rode through it, and proceeded on; when at last after many a Weary Mile, We arrived [[underline]] at the Grove [[/underline]] The Seat of Lord Clarendon in Hertfordshire. This little playful stratagem against the Generals comfort, succeeded admirably. The Secret was well maintained by all, & none Enjoyed its variations & success more than His Majesty Himself. The general Embarrassment which such a Visit so unexpectedly made occasioned [[underline]] at the Grove, [[/underline]] was I must own another very amusing Incident of the day--
