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Nov: 18. Monday. P. 92. Tongue clean --- [[underline]] To The Queen's Council -- [[/underline]] H:M. pass'd yesterday upon the whole quietly - Occasionally He conversed wth imaginary Persons - some of whom displeas'd Him, & against whom He expressed His indignation - He was for a long time also engaged in [[underline]] giving a Concert to Ladies, [[/underline]] many of whom have been dead for a great many years. Before dinner there was a considerable storm of passion, & H.M. declar'd that He cd not take the Sacrament because He was prevented by some evil Beings, which He thinks, occasionally vex Him. H:M: went to bed at the usual hour without reluctance & slept 4 hours without interruption. While awake He work'd a good deal with the bed clothes, but was not so intractable as to require Restraint. At our interview this morning H:M: was so irascible that it was
