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TO
Her Royal Highness
THE
PRINCESS.
MADAM,
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That high Station, which, by Your Birth You hold above the People, exacts from every one, as a Duty, whatever Honours they are capable of paying to Your Royal Highness: But that more exalted Place, to which, Your Vertues have rais'd You, a-bove
