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Ld Dartry I believe is not now expected here: at least not yet a
while: Lady Dartry I understand is much in favour with
the Queen. Ld Camden is expected here the 15th: Dunning
on the 25th. Mrs Dunning comes here a week before, to be here
while her husband is at Bristol. I am kept here for the
proposed purpose of Ld Camden and Dunning's looking over
my book: hence it appears that I shall not at any rate leave
this place till the month is out. As soon however as there
is no particular reason assigned for my staying here I intend
to go: so that by the first week in next month it is probable
we shall meet: this however can not be, if Douglas and Trail
are both stay with you at that time: since the house would not hold
us all — tell me how that matter stands.
When the Dutchess of B. comes seems not to be yet
fixed: there is some expectation that she will bring the Duke with
her. Ld S. said to me t'other day as we were sitting after dinner
tete a tete, that he hoped she would, that the Duke might
"have the advantage of making my acquaintance". This, I have
a good notion, I told you in my last: if I did you must excuse
me
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