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

CHAPTER VIII
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He was father of the Prince of Orange, who succeeded him.] [Pageheading: ARRIVAL OF PRINCE ALBERT] _Queen Victoria to the King of the Belgians._ WINDSOR CASTLE, _12th October 1839._ MY DEAR UNCLE,--...

The dear cousins arrived at half-past seven on Thursday, after a very bad and almost dangerous passage, but looking both very well, and much improved.

Having no clothes, they could not appear at dinner, but nevertheless _debuted_ after dinner in their _neglige_.

Ernest is grown quite handsome; Albert's _beauty_ is _most striking_, and he so amiable and unaffected--in short, very _fascinating_; he is excessively admired here.

The Granvilles and Lord Clanricarde[59] happened just to be here, but are gone again to-day.
We rode out yesterday and danced after dinner.


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