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[[underline]] "H:My should remove to Kew, Early in that morning of "the day, when it actually took place." [[/underline]] To this He replied that not a circumstance of that day had been forgot by Him & then added [[underline]] "As for You I will do You the justice "to say, that You pledged Yourself to Nothing - but "Harcourt told Me to trust to his Honor, & I have not "forgot that" [[/underline]] To what this particularly alluded I do not know, for I cannot recollect any thing which passed on that day, on the part of General Harcourt, to which the above pointed remarks could apply. After this conversation with Me HMy, turning to Dr. John Willis [[addition]] ^He [[/addition]] said, He had been talking that Morning to the Chancellor of this particular day, & that He had told Him, [[underline]] "that at this "time, Mr Pitt & Myself had been his steadiest Friends" [[/underline]] It was now that I observed the strongest [[underline]] shades [[/underline]] which had occurred during this walk, & here was wrong - He now asked Me, if I had not recommended [[underline]] Sangster [[/underline]] one of the New Attendants on Him. He believed I had & He added that He was the best Servant of the whole - Here all was mistake, however all ceased, when We came to the Exotic Garden, and to the several Hothouses in it where He was much amused, & talked of various plants with recollection - After this throughout the remaining part of the Walk He conversed on various subjects & much like Himself - He talked of the purchase of Kew for £20000,& renewed the former plans of laying Kew &