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Visit by & by & am sure She will be very entertaining. The Kg met ldy Elgin last Night & when we went to the Play He told me, He had desired Her to act entirely to the Directions Dr Furton had given Her, & He added none but those who know the Child can be judges of what ought to be done. I think this will make You easy, & I am certain will be great Comfort to the Countesses Mind, as [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] She now is quite Certain that D Furtons Name will take Her out of all Difficulties if any should arise. We have gone on here very quietly & Comfortably the Weather is like an intermitting Fever every other Day Harms & Rain, but with the Royals, Grays, & Plays, the Kg passes His Time very Pleasantly. The only little Rub met with, [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] is the arrival of the Messenger from Augustus, of which He had an
