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that I have at no time, nor on any occasion Enter'd into any discussion on [[underline]] Politicks [[/underline]] or [[underline]] Party [[/underline]] with any Person whatever under this roof, from the time I first came to it to the moment of my departure on my being releived in My Waiting as Equerry to His Majesty by Colonel Manners. Yet such strict Observance, and uniform [[underline]] Silence [[/underline]] on such topics, have not protected me from [[addition]] ^ latent [[/addition]] displeasure in Every quarter, & I have now remained here on close duty, sufficiently long to ascertain the value & Extent of that kindness from My Friend Colonel Digby, which [[underline]] his Early hint [[/underline]] conveyed to Me, when He cautioned me [[underline]] to be on my guard at Kew, [[/underline]] where He had already, & in my absence [[deletion]] [[unclear]] [[/deletion]] discovered those jealousies, and misrepresentations which were afloat - & spreading- The hint when first given to Me was a Mystery-- It ceased to be so with Me, E'er long -- & I profited by it afterwards -- To The King, I owe the fullest acknowledgement of his uniform kindness, [[underline]] nay Affection [[/underline]] towards Me, whether in his turbulent, or in his Calm moments -- but I do not feel that Expressions of Equal Obligation are due from Me, in [[addition]] ^ Some [[/addition]] other Quarters-- The former have fixed my lasting love & gratitude - The latter will never alter [[underline]] a respect due from Me, [[/underline]] & in which I have [[underline]] at no time [[/underline]] been deficient - The Situation in which I was placed gave Me opportunity
