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was torn off - This occasioned a delay until a fresh Horse & fresh harness could be procured -- [[underline]] Orderly [[/underline]] carried Me well on this Excursion, & as I have [[underline]] not [[/underline]] spurs [[underline]] so long [[/underline]] as those which His Royal Highness usually wears, nor perhaps do I use mine so often, We agreed tolerably well together on the whole -- This Horse I believe is naturally impatient, & He has sometimes become violent by rough usage --- On the return from Bulstrode his wild spirits had somewhat Evaporated, & He became really pleasant to ride - In [[underline]] consequence I bought Him, [[/underline]] hoping by calm & steady riding, to retrieve his quick temper - He [[underline]] gave me of most of his Varieties in the course of this ride, [[/underline]] & in Bulstrode Park animated by a rush of Horses, & playful on a Green Sod, He sprung about so much, that my hair came down on my back, which
