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Monday Night My Dear Sir Before I enter into the [[underline]] few [[/underline]] details I have to mention to you I must allow my heart to follow its dictates in [[underline]] offering [[/underline]] you my thanks for your very great kindness in calling upon me this morning - believe me I am very Sensible of your goodness to me in this very trying occasion & that [[underline]] if [[/underline]] it is possible to add to the regard and esteem I [[underline]] feel [[/underline]] for you my gratitude will not be backward in so doing. At three oClock Dr Willis came to the Queen. The [[underline]] Jobation [[/underline]] of Saturday has certainly opened [[underline]] His Mouth [[/underline]] for She was very much pleased with the confidential manner in which He spoke to Her. He said the great [[underline]] Violence [[/underline]] and [[underline]] Anger [[/underline]] had subsided allthough the Nervous irritation was not at all lessened that the King was [[underline]] perfectly [[/underline]] aware of His Situation, and had said "you see how Nervous I am, & that [[deletion]] the seeing the [[/deletion]] Council has bet & shattered my Nerves.." but there was no Expression of anger, on the contrary he added I [[underline]] see & understand [[/underline]] the necessity of my receiving the Queen's Council. He had talked a good deal too much though he complained of the