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milk and water. This He did, with the preface of His toast to Eliza, and when once on this theme His Majesty indulged himself without ceasing for a full half hour. There was some connection in the sentences of this Delusion, but His Majesty became quite unintelligible when He fell upon the notion of the two children again, and upon the idea of the marriage of the Vestals, of which your Royal Highness had some intimation given you, I believe, yesterday. Can I say, under these circumstances, that my hopes are more sanguine or better founded than they were when I waited upon your Royal Highness yesterday? It is impossible - no - they must become less so - if the Body is to become more feeble, and here I think the most
