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1812. [[note]] Jany. 26th. [[/note]] Silent and quiet. When He spoke, in error. At night slept one hour and a half. then gave concerts to his friends. This morning allowed His pulse to be felt, but was soon lost in his ideal company. [[note]] 27th. [[/note]] Very much the same. [[note]] 28th. [[/note]] Quiet. Slept two hours and a half in the night. No morning interview on account of His sleep. -- [[note]] 29th. [[/note]] Mild and with ideal company ; at night one hour and a half sleep. This morning pulse quiet, manner mild, but conversation very wrong. [[note]] 30th. [[/note]] Much engaged with ideal company, slept four hours. This morning Gracious and mild, detailed anecdotes, and then fell into an old notion of Marriages. [[note]] Feb. 1. [[/note]] Silent in the day. Slept six hours. At bed time a storm; slept two hours and a half at night. When the Drs. Willises addressed Him this [[catchword]] morning [[/catchword]]
