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My dearest Son. You will receive through the Hands of the Earl of Liverpool [[addition]] copies of [[/addition]] another Letter from the Princess of Wales, which She desired might be communicated to You, & with it also my answer to Her which only touches upon those Subjects which relate to myself [[addition]] [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[/addition]] & I [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] [[addition]] do hope [[/addition]] that it will be found very mild & moderate & therefore meet with approbation _. I shall not allow myself to make any further remark upon the Contents of the Princess's Letter leaving that to Yr own Judgement, but I can not possibly pass over in Silence the very [[underline]] Indiscreet manner [[/underline]] which is the most delicate [[deletion]] and [[/deletion]]
