| Show llorr Kin llnmblcd Himself Atthecoronallin of his majesty George III after the anointing was over In the abbey and the crown put upon his head with great shouting Lie two archblshoia came to hand him down from tile throne to receive the sacrament Ill majesty told them that he would not go to tho Lord Suj perand par take of that ordinance with the crown upon Ills head for he looked upon himself when appearing before the KIng of Kings In no other character than In that of a humble Christian The bihorw replied that althuuch there was no pnedtat for tbLlt should be complied with Immediately he jut off his crown Hid laid It aside he then dcireJ that thostatne should be donewHi respect to the Queen It was answered that her crown wa lluuoo on her head that It could not be easily Liken oil to which the king replied Well let It be reckoned a part of her dress and In no other light When I raw and hoard this says the narrator It vanned my heart towards him and I could not help thinking that there would has something good fount about him towards the Lord God of IsrtcJEr |
