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Before We reached Windsor more than one Horse shewed symptoms of distress & which a burst across Windsor Park decided upon some - To [[underline]] Fairy's [[/underline]] credit be it recorded, that [[underline]] She led the way [[/underline]] through Windsor Park, to The Queen's Lodge -- After cooling ourselves, which was not Easy to do, We dined -- After dinner it was announced to Sir John Dyer, who attended the Prince to Clermont, that his Horse [[underline]] Shuffler [[/underline]] had died of his day's work - on Enquiry the Account proved but too correct -- Sir John regretted his loss, for He had lost a favorite Horse -- The active workings of his good heart were instantly awake - He Exclaimed [[underline]] "Poor Shuffler! Well "I have but to reproach Myself on this last day "of our Acquaintance, that I pressed You on "with one Smart Cut, in Windsor Park --" [[/underline]]
