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1812. [[note]] May 26th. [[/note]] As nearly as possible in the same state. [[note]] 27th. [[/note]] No circumstance of deviation [[note]] 28th: [[/note]] Sometimes loud and angry with ideal friends; slept four hours. His manner more natural, but not less of disease. [[note]] 29th. [[/note]] Good humoured with ideal friends and tranquil. [[note]] 30th. [[/note]] In the same state. [[note]] 31st. [[/note]] The conversation with one of the Physicians at first good, but the rest full of distempered fancies. Slept three hours; then sung and continued to roll the bed-clothes down and up again. This morning in good spirits. [[note]] June 1st. [[/note]] Free from excitement. Slept one hour and night: Spoke little; rolled the bed-clothes down and up again. [[note]] 2nd: [[/note]] Spoke little. Played on the Harpsichord which had a reference to His ideal company. Burst of passion at bed-time: slept four hours [[addition]] ^ & 1/2 [[/addition]] in the night. This morning cheerful; employed in adjusting the curls of His Wig, which appears to have the same effect on His mind as working the bed clothes.
