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1812. Slept in the day, and four hours at night; this morning part of the conversation good, but improper levity; afterwards full of error. [[note]] Jany. 10. [[/note]] -- In the forenoon collected a large Levee of the Dead and Living ; made marriages, gave dignities. In the evening, all was denunciation and punishment. Slept four hours and a half, but this morning is in a Storm. [[note]] 11th. [[/note]] Much as yesterday. -- [[note]] 12th. [[/note]] -- About eight in the evening gave a concert to His Ladies till nine. A storm at going to bed. Slept one hour and half. This morning more lost than usual. [[note]] 13th. [[/note]] -- Mild, from Tartar Emetic. Slept two hours. This morning in a Storm. [[note]] 14th. [[//note]] -- No sleep at night, no rational notions this morning. [[note]] 15th. [[/note]] Incessant disordered conversation, slept five hours in the day, none at night. This morning the same as yesterday. [[note]] 16th. [[/note]] Talked incessantly Twenty-five hours; then exhausted, fell asleep at eleven at night He knew the voices of all around him, so that none could [[catchword]] approach [[/catchword]]
