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41 her emotion, and said, in a tone of kind emotion, and in a tone of kind encouragement, "Bear up - bear up. -" At the conclusion of the prayers His Majesty saw all his Children, and as they successively knelt to kiss his hand, gave them his blessing in the most affectionate terms, and suitable to the character and circumstances of each. They had all manifested to His Majesty during his illness the most truly filial affection; but on Lady Mary Fox, the eldest of His Majesty's surviving daughters had chiefly devolved the painful duty of assisting the Queen in her attendance on the King. The extreme caution of His Majesty, and his anxiety to avoid causing any pain, or alarm
