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14 to the arrangement, and expressed his hope that he soon might regain sufficient strength to undertake the journey. Preperations were accordingly made by His Majesty's command at the Pavilion. The Kindness of the King's disposition was displayed even in the selection of the persons whom he appointed to attend him. The State of His Majesty's health next Morning (rendered worse by a sleepless night) was such as to damp any hope that might have been entertained with regard to his removal to Brighton. Increased difficulty of breathing, stoppage of the circulation, with the necessary consequences of coldness of the extremities, and swelling of the legs, were among
