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Yesterday that he thought bathing would prove very beneficial to her, it would therefore be a great pity not to take advantage of this opportunity, my sincere good wishes attend her in the attempt, and i beg to know if she proves a good Child or not. Yesterday the King went to the House of Lords, the speech appears to me & proves to the rest of the World not only good, but very proper upon the occasion, Lord Mansfield spoke remarkably well, & had the pleasure to find that every body present felt for him, they say nothing could be more moving than when he mentioned the loss of his Papers, that is what he feels the most, lady Ma is very composed and feels the benefit of the country Air This Lady Weymouth told me who saw her some days ago. Mrs Fielding & Her little family are all well, as my daughters tell me, She and Miss Fielding played a commerce together one day last week at our House at Kew. there is a long letter which contains very little & is ill wrote, therefore not worth to be continued [[unclear]] desiring you to believe me your sincere Friend. Charlotte.
