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44 he did also to Dr. Davies, evidently influenced by the same motive which had prompted a similar action to Sir Herbert Taylor - a last acknowledgement of their faithful services. His Majesty then past several hours in a state of uneasy slumber; the Queen almost uninterruptedly kneeling by his side, and gently chafing his hand, from which essurance of her presence His Majesty derived the greatest comfort. During the afternoon, to such an extremity of weakness was the King reduced that he scarcely opened his eyes, save to raise them in prayer to Heaven, with a look expressive of the most perfect resignation. Once or twice indeed his feelings
