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My dear Sir H I wish I could make my letters more interesting but [[underline]] you know [[/underline]] we have but little that [[underline]] little [[/underline]] I am always happy to inform you of as I am [[underline]] certain [[/underline]] we are in [[underline]] more [[/underline]] anxious than you are concerning the K By all I can make out I should suppose this to be a less good day than yesterday--as the K got up saying, laughing, & talking a great deal to the Queen he slept but 4 hours the rest of the night was employed with the bed Cloths-- Willis found the day [[unclear]] not [[unclear]] off another & much [[unclear]] Dr Hebarden & Dundas if the conversation was very trifling with them & met without [[underline]] delirium [[/underline]]
