Cabinet Ministers treat him with deference and respect.

Arts and science look up to him as their especial patron, and they find this encouragement supported by a full knowledge of the details of every subject.

The good and the wise look up to him with pride and gratitude as giving an example, so rarely shown in such a station, of leading a virtuous and religious life.
_Queen Victoria to the King of the Belgians._ WINDSOR CASTLE, _3rd August 1841._ ...

Our little tour was most successful, and we enjoyed it of all things; nothing could be more enthusiastic or affectionate than our reception _everywhere_, and I am happy to hear that our presence has left a favourable impression, which I think will be of great use.
The loyalty in this country is certainly _very striking_.

We enjoyed Panshanger[60] still more than Woburn; the country is quite beautiful, and the house so pretty and _wohnlich_; the picture-gallery and pictures very splendid.