The Love of An Uncrowned Queen Sophie Dorothea Consort of George I And Her C
The Love of An Uncrowned Queen Sophie Dorothea Consort of George I And Her C
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Their Highnesses asked me if Madame la Princesse were still in Hanover. I told them I had the honour of playing cards with her and Madame 1'Electrice on Saturday, and since then I had seen neither of them. Biilow gave me so much to drink que favazs une bonne raidis. Later they took me to Madame Boidavis's ; but I don't remember what I did or said there, and as I had to return to my quarters, I did not stay very long. Monsieur Goritz arrived after dinner. He talked a long time with Monseigneur l...e Due, and I had the honour of conversing with Madame la Duchesse. We talked of serious and pressing matters, but I had so much wine afterwards that I have clean forgotten the conversation, wherefore I am very sorry. Thus the day ended. Wednesday and Thursday went by in marching, hunting, and being very badly lodged. Friday, August 4, I had your letter. Don't think I had forgotten you ; all the time I was thinking of you, whatever work my regiment may have given me. I even forgot my duties dreaming of you ; you are the only 20 * 3 o8 THE LOVE OF AN UNCROWNED QUEEN being in the world who would make me forget them.
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Their Highnesses asked me if Madame la Princesse were still in Hanover. I told them I had the honour of playing cards with her and Madame 1'Electrice on Saturday, and since then I had seen neither of them. Biilow gave me so much to drink que favazs une bonne raidis. Later they took me to Madame Boidavis's ; but I don't remember what I did or said there, and as I had to return to my quarters, I did not stay very long. Monsieur Goritz arrived after dinner. He talked a long time with Monseigneur l...e Due, and I had the honour of conversing with Madame la Duchesse. We talked of serious and pressing matters, but I had so much wine afterwards that I have clean forgotten the conversation, wherefore I am very sorry. Thus the day ended. Wednesday and Thursday went by in marching, hunting, and being very badly lodged. Friday, August 4, I had your letter. Don't think I had forgotten you ; all the time I was thinking of you, whatever work my regiment may have given me. I even forgot my duties dreaming of you ; you are the only 20 * 3 o8 THE LOVE OF AN UNCROWNED QUEEN being in the world who would make me forget them.
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