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good in Law, and have full Validity. It is further Our Will, that in case, contrary to Our Intention, there should be found any Thing wanting in it, which might make it doubtfull, wether it could stand good in Law as a Testament, it notwithstanding shall be considered as a [[underline]] [[foreign:Latin]] Simpler dispositio Patris inter liberas, [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] which it realy is, and shall therefore, and [[underline]] [[foreign:Latin]] quovis alio meliori modo, [[/foreign]] [[/underline]] be binding, and have full Force. We reserve to Us however, to alter it, as Circumstances may require, or to add something to it. In Testimony of which We have signed with Our own Hand, this Our last Will, in Presence of the Witnesses called to that Purpose and have Sealed it with Our Signet, and have caused it to be signed also & Sealed by the said Witnesses. Done at Our Palace at St James [[catchword]] the [[/catchword]]
