The author praises the King for finding joy in poetry and theatre, highlighting how this appreciation contrasts with the courtly culture at Versailles. He notes the King’s ability to balance the arts with governance, while pointing out the rising influence of German talent and philosophy. The author reflects on the transformative effect of the King’s intellectual pursuits and the growing philosophical movement in France, expressing hope for future reforms. He concludes with gratitude for the King’s continued kindness and a plea to retain his support for the ailing author.