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VGW(HU.772.063
30 Apr 1772:11 (1083)
London, February 8. The Queen of Denmark has not only grown
very fat since her marriage, . . . but has fallen into a
kind of somnolency, extremely inconsistent with the spirit
of gallantry. There is an elegant theatre in the Court,
where French plays are exhibited gratis twice a week, . . .
yet here her Majesty frequently fell fast asleep in the full
view of the audience, and, if jogged a little by Struensee,
who commonly stood behind her chair, she only opened her
eyes, and returned to her former situation.
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