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1813. or does, betrays the same disordered condition of the mind. [[note]] Septr. 1st [[/note]] In a composed state. [[note]] 2nd. [[/note]] Submitted to be shaved, but in the middle, some strange notions came across Him, and caused so much irritation as to prevent its being completed. Dr Willis thought it right to speak to him, and He passed a good day. This morning repeated His prayers in a solemn manner, as much under the influence of His disorder as ever. [[note]] 3rd. [[/note]] Continued talkative; some bursts of passion at bed time. This morning touchy and talkative. [[note]] 4th. [[/note]] No diminution of irritability; bursts of passion at bed time. In the night worked the bed clothes. [[note]] 5th. [[/note]] Talked much; chearful but full of usual errors. [[note]] 6th. [[/note]] In a more tranquil state. [[note]] 7th. [[/note]] Talked much with animation and anger. [[note]] 8th. [[/note]] Towards evening, talkative; discourse less desultory. This morning quiet and sleepy. [[note]] 9th. [[/note]] Talks much. Condition of mind unchanged. [[note]] 10th. [[/note]] Talked with animation all day, the [[catchword]] subjects [[/catchword]]
