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1815. [[note]] May 1. [[/note]] In good bodily health, and composed in His conduct. [[note]] 2nd. [[/note]] In the same state. No diminution of the disorder. [[note]] 3rd. [[/note]] Continues tranquil. [[note]] 4th. [[/note]] Manner wild and gentle ; amused with His own disordered fancy. [[note]] 5th. [[/note]] Looks clear and well, and in good humour with Himself. [[note]] 6th. [[/note]] Passed the day in good Spirits; no sleep at night; talks with too much animation but no excitement. [[note]] 7th. [[/note]] His conversation full of error, but composed in Himself. [[note]] 8th. [[/note]] Has returned to a state of composure. [[note]] 9th. [[/note]] Slept more than some days past, and tranquil. [[note]] 10th. [[/note]] Talks louder than usual, but no excitement. [[note]] 11th. [[/note]] Talks on His usual subject, loud, but no irritation. [[note]] 12th. [[/note]] Has again become composed. [[note]] 13th. [[/note]] In good bodily health. More animated in His manner and voice. [[note]] 14th. [[/note]] The animation went off; and calm again. [[note]] 15th. [[/note]] Well, and in good humour. [[note]] 16th. [[/note]] Free from any but the ordinary irritability, after sound sleep.
