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

CHAPTER X
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To amuse you a little, and to prove to you how impartial I must be to be in this way accused by both parties, I must tell you that it is said in France that, conjointly with Lord Melbourne, we _artfully_ ruined the Thiers Administration,[44] to the great detriment of the honour and welfare of France.

But what is still stranger is, that the younger branches of the family, seeing that my arrival at Paris was delayed from time to time, became convinced that _I would not come at all_, and that my intention was to _cut them completely_, not to _compromettre_ myself with England! Truly people are strange, and the unnecessary suspicions and stories which they love to have, and to tell, a great bore....
Pray have the goodness of giving my _kindest_ regards to Lord Melbourne.

I will love him very _tenderly_ in and out of office, as I am really attached to him.

Now last, though first, I offer my sincerest wishes on the happy return of your birthday; may every blessing be always bestowed on your beloved head.

You possess _much_, let your warm and honest heart _appreciate_ that.


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