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1815. influence of His disease. [[note]] March 18th. [[/note]] Occupied with His usual amusements. [[note]] 19th. [[/note]] Chearful and good-humoured. [[note]] 20th. [[/note]] Quiet and amused. [[note]] 21st. [[/note]] Spent the day in good humour and chearful. [[note]] 22nd. [[/note]] Composed and quiet. [[note]] 23rd. [[/note]] Gentle and composed. [[note]] 24th [[/note]] All the functions of the body go on well : those of the mind ill. [[note]] 25th. [[/note]] Chearful without irritation. [[note]] 26th. [[/note]] In good humour, and full of amusement from ideal company. [[note]] 27th. [[/note]] Slept one hour in the night ; much occupied with the Bed-clothes; silent this morning. [[note]] 28th. [[/note]] In a quiet state. [[note]] 29th. [[/note]] More than usual animation in His discourse. [[note]] 30th. [[/note]] Less sleep, and a degree of captiousness. [[note]] 31st. [[/note]] Chearful and animated without captiousness. [[note]] April 1st. [[/note]] No perverseness or irritability; conversation disordered, unexcited.
