13/36 Hemings, a very worthy man,... was reading in his parlour late at night, when he heard one coming into the neighbouring parlour, and say with a doleful voice, "The Prince of Wales is dead"; Upon which ... it was plain, they were in a great consternation .-- _Swift_. A most foolish story, hardly worthy of a coffee-house. Some of the physicians told Lloyd, Bishop of St.Asaph, that it was not possible for them to think it was the same child. |