existence

. Murray is satisfied with its progress; and if the public are equally so with the perusal, there's an end of the matter.

Nine o'clock.

Been to Hanson's on business. Saw Rogers, and had a note from Lady Melbourne, who says, it is said I am "much out of spirits." I wonder if I really am or not? I

[have]

certainly enough of "that perilous stuff which weighs upon the heart,"

[5]

and it is better they should believe it to be the result of these attacks than of the real cause; but—ay, ay, always

but

, to the end of the chapter.