THE KING’S PROGRESS
RENEWED STUDY OF AFFAIRS (British Official Wireless.) Rugby, February 25. It was ofiicially announced at Craigwell House that the King passed a good night and a good day. The weather was dull, while the threat of more tain and a cold wind made it inadvisable to open the windows of the King’s room.
The King's progress towards recovery is such that he is now able gradually to take up once more the close Study of domestic and international affairs, which - he had to relinquish for so long. He also reads the newspapers to some extent, but the danger of overfatigue has ' always to be guarded against. His Majesty sat up for some time in his chair and talked with both Princess Mary, Who paid him a visit, and Princess Helena Victoria.
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Dominion, Volume 22, Issue 131, 27 February 1929, Page 11
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