Briefwisseling en aantekeningen. Deel 1

CXXV.
Willem Bentinck aan de gravin van Portland.

[B.M. Eg., 1713]

Doorweert, 25 September 1745.

I have past two days at Loo, very agreably and do still persist that there is not in the whole Republick better company nor near so good, in every respect, as the Prince and Princess of Orange. The Prince went with me to Nienhuis, dined there à la fortune du pot, and went back in the evening. I staid there three days, and came back hither yesterday. Nienhuis is a charming place, and

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in very good order. Charles seems very fond of it ... Monday I expect the Prince of Orange here at dinner. And I shall know Monday night if I must set out for the Hague Tuesday, or if I shall be at liberty to stay till the end of the week.