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She ought at no Time to Consider Herself as agrieved when You disaproved of any thing in Her Conduct for that You as Her Father most of Course [[deletion]] by [[/deletion]] not only by right but by experience know better what was for Her good: That She ought to be carefull about fancying particular Friendships at Her Time of Life nay that in Her Situation She ought to be Civil to every Body but to shew no partiality & that You Character was greatly raised by [[deletion] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] following that Course & that I was sure that She must both see & feel that Political Friendship never could be depended upon, & that any of the Royal Family taking a part against the Crown was lowering it most essentially. After that I spoke to Her about Her manner, not finding fault but pointing out the necessity of mending what appeard
