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21 the celebration of public worship. It was equally an affecting and Instructive lesson to observe the devout humility of His Majesty, frequently dwelling, as could be perceived from his Manner, and the intonation of his voice, on every passage which bore even the most remote application to his own circumstances. His mind seemed quite absorbed in the duty in which he was engaged, and to rise for a time superior to his bodily infirmities; for during the whole service his attention was undisturbed, and he experienced none of those fits of coughing, and oppression which for some days past had formed an almost uninterrupted characteristic of his complaint. As Mr. Wood
