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Charles instantly produced his Bible , and asked his friend what he should read . `` The forty-second and forty-third Psalms first , '' said Monteath . Charles read them , and afterwards chose a chapter in the New Testament , and with pleasure he perceived that Monteath appeared more and more tranquil , and in a little time he enjoyed the repose which his exhausted frame required . He slept till three o'clock , and was then too anxious for the arrival of his father and mother to rest again . Charles attempted to interest him in conversation , and he was interested ; but he started at every little noise , and to say the truth , Charles was little less nervous than himself . At length , almost before they could reasonably expect it , they distinctly heard a chaise drive up . `` O , go , go ! ''