Though he sometimes complained of being over-tired, he rallied, and went on as before.

At Marseilles, for instance, he got up early in the morning, and at 8 A.M.he was present at a private council in a school.

At 11 he presided at a meeting of the Society of Saint Francis Xavier, where he recited several of his poems before two thousand persons.

At 2 o'clock he was present at a banquet given in his honour.

In the evening he had another triumphant reception.