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the loss most deeply I will not deny, but I feel much more for the Duke to whom the loss will be irreparable as their manner of living together He looked upon Him [[foreign:French]] [[underline]] comme un autre Soi même [[/underline]] [[/foreign]] & tho He finds Great Comfort in His Children, they cannot at their time of Life [[deletion]] enter into those [[/deletion]] Simpathies with Him like one who was Educated with Him & who [[deletion]] even [[/deletion]] never passed above Years Absence from one another & pritty nearly Shared alike both in Joy & adversity. Time I hope will do much for him, & perhaps a Journey to Pyrmont which has always been of use to him may Alleviate His Distress. I have received Letters from all the Family
