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anxiously wish for Yr sake, as I know nothing so Plaguing in Life as an unexplained Conduct. Your expressions about me, are very Flattering [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] I do assure You that I feel them very Sensibly It ever has and ever shall be my Study to deserve Yr good opinion, & if by any exertion of mine I can at this present moment extricate You out of yr difficulties, & procure [[deletion]] You [[/deletion]] what You wish to have, my Inclination would lead me to do it Unasked. The Change of the Moon has done what You desired Change of Mind, & Thaw, We will now hope that Providence will Bless all other operations & that I shall soon see You happy in the Possession of the Princess which even You can not wish more anxiously than Yr very affectionnate Mother & Friend. Charlotte The 7th January 1795.
