I saw a monarch who, for five-and-twenty years, had been an exile from his country, deprived of his throne, and, until within a few months, not a shadow of a hope remaining of ever returning to it again.

I saw him raised, as if by magic, from a private station in an instant to his throne, to reign over a nation which has made itself the most conspicuous of any nation on the globe.

I tried to think as he did, and, in the heat of my enthusiasm, I joined with heart and soul in the cries of _'Vive le roi!' 'Vive Louis!'_ which rent the air from the mouths of thousands.

As soon as he left the window, I returned home much fatigued, but well satisfied that my labor had not been for naught....
"Mr.Wilberforce is an excellent man; his whole soul is bent on doing good to his fellow men.

Not a moment of his time is lost.