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36. The King immediately said, "Yes; tell him to stay. It will be the greatest blessing of God to hear that beautiful service read by him once more," alluding to the Liturgy of the Church of England, from the frequent use of the prayers of which His Majesty had been so much comforted and supported in his illness. Monday, June 19th. Though His Majesty passed a tolerable tranquil night, yet no corresponding effect was produced upon his health. Decaying nature could no longer be recruited by ordinary sources of strength and sustenance. His Majesty, however, rose at seven, for he had at no time during his illness been confined to his bed, and had even for some time during his illness
