Windsor Castle,
Wednesday, Nov. 11th, Four o'clock, 1788.
The King had more sleep last night than the night before; but is
in other respects the same as before. I fear there is very
little hope of amendment, as he has no fever, and his pulse and
appetite are as good as ever. The King had some lucid intervals
this morning, conversing with great composure with a page, whom
he recollected but to have seen since his illness; and he also
mentioned his son, Prince Augustus, who is going to the South of
France. He soon, however, returned to his unfortunate agitation
and delirium, in which he still continues. Sad state!
Ever yours affectionately, in haste,
R. A. N.