THE KING AND QUEEN.

And while stilled by this generous prudence were the inward fears of

Dr. Burney with regard to this union, his outward and more public

solicitudes were equally removed, by a letter which his daughter

d’Arblay had the high honour and joy to receive, written by royal

order, in answer to her respectful information of her marriage to the

Queen: containing, most benignly by his own command, the gracious good

wishes of the King himself, joined to those of the Queen and all the

Princesses, for her health and happiness.

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