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My Dear Miss Finch Though I am a [[underline]] worse Correspondant [[/underline]] than [[underline]] you are [[/underline]] -- I will send you a [[underline]] few [[/underline]] lines with my most hearty and Sincere Congratulations on Dear Lord Winchilsea's return. I was most truly happy to see Him yesterday looking so remarkably well; and His [[underline]] Voice [[/underline]] is [[underline]] clear [[/underline]]. I am sure my Dear you will be most happy at having Him again in England and his [[underline]] cheerfull [[/underline]] Countenance did me good I assure you. We had been very unhappy about the Queen who has really been excessively ill for [[underline]] three Days [[/underline]], but thank God she is much better She must be kept very quiet and I hope will not stir till the Physicians give Her leave for she is very Weak indeed -- I thank You for the Kind letters received some time since, and for the books which are all come here quite safe God bless You Your very truly [[underline]] Affectionate [[/underline]] Augusta
