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All being again mounted, off We set & [[underline]] harder than before [[/underline]] -- It was not long E're the impression of the Heat & pace, began to shew on some of The Cavalry - The Queen's Phaeton Horses (as well they might) gave in first - She was obliged to leave Them at Cobham, taking from thence Post Horses - Two of The Servants Horses tired & crippled, were obliged to be left here also, & the [[addition]] Servants [[/addition]] completed their ride, on Post Horses -- In the way back His Majesty passed a Canal, just as a Barge was passing through a Lock - He alighted, looked at the process, & staid until the Barge had cleared the Lock - During this time Her Majesty's Phaeton was continueing proper way - & it kept His Majesty ^ [[addition]] [[underline]] in [[/underline]] [[/addition]] a long & smart Gallop, E'er He could again overtake the Queen's Carriage, [[underline]] which He resolved to do, [[/underline]] & which He at last accomplished.
