excerpt from 'Diary of Mary Berry, 29 December 1813' pp. 546–547 (68 words)
excerpt from 'Diary of Mary Berry, 29 December 1813' pp. 546–547 (68 words)
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Dined at the Princess’s: there were only Mr. Craven, Little Willy,[*] and a young playfellow of his, and Lady Orme: these dinners become insupportable; the dulness [sic] makes me almost ill in the course of a long evening, only interrupted by the Princess singing with Mr. Craven, which is a screeching of which no idea can be formed without hearing it. [*William Austin, Princess Caroline's adopted child] |
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