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the Queen Jany - 1796 the Queen to the Prince of Wales 1796. We are all extremely desirous to know how the Princefs goes on after Her Sever Fatigue, that I have determined to give You my dearest Son once more the Trouble of writing me an answer upon that Subject which God grant may be a good one & we shall greatly rejoice at it. I forgot to mention Yesterday, that it is likely the Princefs may by to Day to Morrow feel Uneasy & appear lefs well on account of the Milk, that is in itself a Common Circumstance, [[deletion]] a whic [[/deletion]] but may be attended with Fever, I hope she will be [[unclear]] quiet until it runs freely, as it is apt to make People very Nervous & low. & Now I come to the dear little object [[unclear]] least loved my little Grand Daughter, I hope She goes on thriving, my accounts of Her Beauty makes
