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| − | The King slept three hours | + | |
| − | + | The King slept three hours yesterday, | |
| + | and two hours and a half | ||
last night in bed. | last night in bed. | ||
| − | His Majesty's | + | |
| + | His Majesty's conversation and manner | ||
indicate His disease of mind as fully | indicate His disease of mind as fully | ||
| − | + | as ever-- but His Majesty's bodily | |
health is perfectly good. | health is perfectly good. | ||
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I am, Sir, most | I am, Sir, most | ||
| − | + | respectfully, your Royal Highness' | |
| + | faithful Servant | ||
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| + | Henry Halford. | ||
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| + | Windsor Castle | ||
| + | July 2. 1818 -- | ||
Latest revision as of 10:15, 14 April 2020
Sir
The King slept three hours yesterday, and two hours and a half last night in bed.
His Majesty's conversation and manner indicate His disease of mind as fully as ever-- but His Majesty's bodily health is perfectly good.
I am, Sir, most respectfully, your Royal Highness' faithful Servant
Henry Halford.
Windsor Castle July 2. 1818 --
