16/29 When this excellent princess was yet in her father's court, she was so celebrated for the beauty of her person, etc .-- _Swift_. There is no part of her Royal Highness's character which we observe with greater pleasure, than that behaviour by which she has so much endeared herself to His Majesty .-- _Swift._ What would he say now ?[2] [Footnote: 2: The prince and his father, George I., were now [1727, just before George I.died] at variance. [S.]] No.24._Mar_.12, 1715-16 .-- _The Designs of His Majesty's Enemies impracticable_. |