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completely lost his balance, fell on the road, but fortunately quite clear of his Horse I was at this time immediately behind the King, who instantly got up, & [[underline]] assured us [[/underline]] [[underline]] all [[/underline]] [[underline]] He was not in the least hurt, [[/underline]] & therefore He gave the strictest injunction, that none of Us should mention that He had had a fall -- On this He remounted his Horse and observing that He was above Himself said He would settle Him by a smart ride to Amersham - which He did & at this place He mounted his Hunter and He particularly Enjoyed the good Sport of the day -- The Chace over, His Majesty rode back to Windsor - When I was dressing The Queen's first Page [[underline]] Mr. Albert [[/underline]] came to My Room at the Queen's Lodge, with a command from Her Majesty to wait on Her in Her Apartment - I obeyd this command as Expeditiously as I could, when on Entering Her
