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Aug 31, 2020 lrile Jul 15, 2020 hannahb25 May 21, 2020 University of Pennsylvania Libraries	p. 192 [[Turin]] We next took a turn in the gardens of the [[Duke of Palace]] near ye [the] Town, where the roy'l [royal] family resort to take ye [the] air. We went from hence to see a Regiment review'd [reviewed] just out of Town, close by the Cittadel who made an excellent Appearance - We met all the young family of the [[Duke of Savoy]] in two Coaches who were out to take the Air with the~~ir Lad~~ Women or Ladies of Hon'r [Honor] appointed to look aft'r [after] them - they are eight in Numb'r [Number] the oldest Son called the [[Prince of Piedmont]] is but ab't [about] 10 Years of Age or a little more - The [[Duke of Savoy]] has had by his Dutchess allready ten Children of whom two are dead - Tis remarked of him that though he is a most sprightly & vivacious man, yet that he has been ever true to the marriage Bed, having no attachment with other women though the Dutchess is not handsome - This arises from a Motive of Love or Honour or Religion - a very rare Insance amongst Princes - If The	p. 192 [[Turin]] We next took a turn in the gardens of the [[Duke of Palace]] near ye [the] Town, where the roy'l [royal] family resort to take ye [the] air. We went from hence to see a Regiment review'd [reviewed] just out of Town, close by the Cittadel who made an excellent Appearance - We met all the young family of the [[Duke of Savoy]] in two Coaches who were out to take the Air with the~~ir Lad~~ Women or Ladies of Hon'r [Honor] appointed to look aft'r [after] them - they are eight in Numb'r [Number] the oldest Son called the [[Prince of Piedmont]] is but ab't [about] 10 Years of Age or a little more - The [[Duke of Savoy]] has had by his Dutchess allready ten Children of whom two are dead - Tis remarked of him that though he is a most sprightly & vivacious man, yet that he has been ever true to the marriage Bed, having no attachment with other women though the Dutchess is not handsome - This arises from a Motive of Love or Honour or Religion - a very rare Insance amongst Princes - If The

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