Feversham soon arrived.

He had left his troop at Sittingbourne; but there was no occasion to use force.

The King was suffered to depart without opposition, and was removed by his friends to Rochester, where he took some rest, which he greatly needed.

He was in a pitiable state.

Not only was his understanding, which had never been very clear, altogether bewildered: but the personal courage which, when a young man, he had shown in several battles, both by sea and by land, had forsaken him.