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 him as still looking wretchedly ill. This prolonged illness forms an
epoch in his life. He never recovered the freshness and strength of his
youth. It left a nervous irritation and restlessness which often greatly
interfered with his political work and made the immense labour which
came upon him doubly distasteful. He loses the good humour which had
been characteristic of him in early life; he became irritable and more
exacting. He spent the next three months in Berlin attending the
meetings of the Herrenhaus, and giving a silent vote in favour of the
Government measures; he considered it was his duty as a servant of the
State to support the Government, though he did not agree with the
Liberal policy which in internal affairs they adopted. At this time he
stood almost completely alone. His opinions on the Italian question had
brought about a complete breach with his old friends. Since the
conclusion