text_original: ch. xiv, taken by Count Noc^, who was believed to be hostile to England. This fact gave Townshend an excuse for suggesting to the King that someone should be sent to Paris to watch over the action of the French Government and the conduct of the English ambas  sador, * in such a manner,' so Townshend wrote from Hanover to Walpole, * as may neither hurt Sir Luke Schaub's credit with the Duke of Orleans, nor create a jealousy in Sir Luke of the King's intending to withdraw his confidence from him.'
text_transcription: TAKEN BY COUNT NOSE WHO WAS BELIEVED TO BE HOSTILE TO ENGLAND THIS FACT GAVE TOWNSEND AN EXCUSE FOR SUGGESTING TO THE KING THAT SOME ONE SHOULD BE SENT TO PARIS TO WATCH OVER THE ACTION OF THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT AND THE CONDUCT OF THE ENGLISH AMBASSADOR IN SUCH A MANNER SO TOWNSON WROTE FROM HANOVER TO WALPOLE AS MAY NEITHER HURT SIR LUKE SHOP'S CREDIT WITH THE DUKE OF ORLEANS NOR CREATE A JEALOUSY IN SURLOOK OF THE KING'S INTENDING TO WITHDRAW HIS CONFIDENCE FROM HIM
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