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The Letters of Queen Victoria, Volume 1 (of 3), 1837-1843)

CHAPTER VI
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The King seems better again.

I am very curious to know what he proposed; you will have it in your power to modify his proposition, as it is difficult your _approbation_ should be dispensed with; it would be a great fault in your situation to _submit_ to this....

They seemed to think the King dying, which does not appear to be the case.

Be steady, my good child, and _not_ put out by _anything_; as long as I live _you will not want a faithful friend and supporter_....
Here your somewhat curious little soul has at least the outlines of things....
_26th._--I received yesterday the whole of the papers concerning the King's propositions.[42] I approve your letter to the King, as it is amiable and generous, and this in your position will always tell favourably.

I think that if _he_ is well advised he will chiefly consult _your wishes_.


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