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Oct: 15. - 1811. To the Prince-Regent - [[underline]] Sir [[/underline]] the K: was engaged in His imaginary scenery all day long yesterday, & amus'd Himself by making provision for traveling to distant parts of the world with the objects of His distemper'd preference, & by arranging offices & appointments for a large company wch. He conceiv'd to be standing around Him. All this pass'd, however, in perfect good humour, and we had not occasion to notice irritability or excitement oftener than once or twice in the course of the day. H:M: went to bed quietly at His usual hour, & slept about 4¼ hours, & wn He awoke He resumed the subjects wch engage His attention so exclusively in the same mild manner as yesterday, & it has not been necessary to have recourse to Restraint - H.M. was rather more
