The progress of the Symptoms of the King's Illness since November 1810, taken from the Reports of the Attending Physicians'

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1811. slight causes ,and even none; and at last a short and transient but clear reference to Eliza. [[note]] July 8th. [[/note]] The excitement increased, and in the evening loud talking, burst of passion, gross and indecent allusions. Slept six hours, but in the same state of mind this morning. [[note]] 9th. [[/note]] Passed a better day; slept six hours; not so well this morning. With the Physicians, discourse rapid but not incorrect. [[note]] 10th: [[/note]] H M. continued hurried and irrascible. In the afternoon referred to both sources of error. Slept between five and six hours. This morning with the Physicians, evidently suppress'd anger, which soon broke out, and put an end to the visit. [[note]] 11th. [[/note]] Hurry irritation, and irrascibility; at dinner, declared that operation upon His eye should not be performed without Eliza's command. Slept between five and six hours. With the Physicians this morning, conversation unsatisfactory and manner familiar and undignified. [[note]] 12th. [[/note]] Hurried and irritable, with gleams of recollection which were very [[catchword]] affecting [[/catchword]]