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1813. incessantly; the subjects generally drawn from the memory of real circumstances. Not angry. [[note]] March 17th [[/note]] Considerably more tranquil. [[note]] 18th. [[/note]] In the afternoon talkative; anecdotes founded in reality. The countenance more natural. [[note]] 19th. [[/note]] In the day became more talkative, and occasionally with much animation.This morning talkative, Subjects exceptionable. [[note]] 20th. [[/note]] Became more composed. [[note]] 21st: [[/note]] A little too high in Spirits. [[note]] 22nd. [[/note]] His conversation with ideal friends carried on in a calm manner. [[note]] 23rd. [[/note]] More talkative [[symbol]] had less sleep. [[note]] 24th. [[/note]] More free from irritation but not from disordered images. [[note]] 25th. [[/note]] In the night worked the Bed-clothes. This morning nervous, and so engaged, that dressing was a tedious operation. [[note]] 26th. [[/note]] Slept in the day, became composed. This morning good humoured. His fancy fully employed. [[note]] 27th. [[/note]] Too much occupied to eat His dinner without long intervals. This morning talks without excitement but trifling. [[note]] 28th. [[/note]] In good humour, talkative & trifling This morning the same.
