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profiting by the advantage of being now at home, got [[underline]] fresh [[/underline]] Horses, & a few couple of [[underline]] fresh [[/underline]] hounds, relieved those which had most suffered in the late severe burst -- Lord Spencer Hamilton who at this time resided near Swinley in the Forest, got also a fresh Horse from his Stables. His Majesty & his Attendant Grooms riding Horses ready to relieve his, should change become necessary, continued on to this fresh Sport -- By accident, (not frequent with Me) I went out from Windsor this Morning, with only one [[underline]] good Hunter, [[/underline]] & without My Groom -- I was thus left to [[underline]] the stoutness [[/underline]] of [[underline]] my well [[/underline]] [[underline]] tried [[/underline]] [[underline]] Chestnut Hunter, [[/underline]] & I rode Him [[underline]] singly [[/underline]] throughout [[underline]] this very Trying day, [[/underline]] and He kept Me always in my place -- This fresh Deer from the Paddocks at Swinley, [[underline]] (bred in Richmond Park) [[/underline]] this suddenly turned out, led us a [[underline]] very trying [[/underline]] [[underline]] severe chace, [[/underline]] taking the Country toward Okingham, & by Reading -- In the course of the Chace, He then went through the Old Roman Works [[underline]] at Silchested, [[/underline]] & beyond it
