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[[underline]] to be [[/underline]] but perfectly the life and spirit a Child aught to have with it which makes it the more surprising She danced with all [[underline]] her heart [[/underline]] 4 dances before tea & I believe as many before Supper not at all fatigued but quite satisfied when [[underline]] she [[/underline]] was told it was [[underline]] over [[/underline]] They supped up [[underline]] Stairs [[/underline]] in those two rooms that open into each other with large folding Doors the [[underline]] Plateau [[/underline]] was filled with Childrens toys & you can not think what a new & pretty affect it had [[underline]] Charlotte [[/underline]] sat at the Head of the table between Lady Caroline Edgecumbe and [[underline]] Lady Elgin [[/underline]] [[addition]] ( her Governess) - I did not go into any of the other Supper Rooms but I understand the 5 other tables looked full as well & one or two [[underline]] Mothers [[/underline]] presided at each [[underline]] table [[/underline]] I never saw [[underline]] the King [[/underline]] enjoy anything half as [[underline]] much [[/underline]] or appear so pleased [[underline]] The Prince [[/underline]] came to dinner [[underline]] all [[/underline]] good humour & as you know he can [[underline]] be [[/underline]] when he likes & intends to please & [[underline]] be [[/underline]] pleased, his Manners to the
