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1814. [[note]] Septr. 1st. [[/note]] It appears that a want of full measure of sleep brings on a slight irritability. Sleep and tranquility have now returned. [[note]] 4th. [[/note]] H. M. has continued in a tranquil and quiet state. [[note]] 5th. [[/note]] In good health . The Mind in the same distempered state . [[note]] 6th. [[/note]] In the same state. [[note]] 7th. [[/note]] Chearful and satisfied with what passes in his own mind. [[note]] 8th. [[/note]] Every appearance of tranquillity. [[note]] 9th [[/note]] Looks, and manner mild. [[note]] 10th [[/note]] In the same state . [[note]] 11th. [[/note]] Under the same circumstances. [[note]] 12th. [[/note]] No sleep, in the night worked the bedclothes. This morning quiet. [[note]] 13th. [[/note]] Chearful without eagerness or hurry. [[note]] 14th. [[/note]] Good humoured and composed. [[note]] 15th. [[/note]] Tranquil, chearful, in spirits. [[note]] 16th: [[/note]] In all respects the same. [[note]] 17th. [[/note]] Amused by Music, and ideal company. [[note]] 18th. [[/note]] Composed; the mind under the full influence of the disorder. [[note]] 19th. [[/note]] In a tranquil state. [[note]] 20th. [[/note]] Easy in his body, mild in His manner.
