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headache and at four of clock said he would lay on the Couch Preceeding that he had had some short conversations with Dr Willis in which he [[unclear]] told him what a [[underline]] poor Nervous Man [[/underline]] he was. He desired Willis would [[underline]] not [[/underline]] read till He [[unclear]] Him or [[underline]] till Ye sent for Him. [[/underline]] Dr Heberden told us He has been twice at the door, that the Kings attitude [[underline]] shewed [[/underline]] He was Nervous for He was [[underline]] in the Great Chair [[/underline]] with [[underline]] his legs over the Arm [[/underline]] and the second time he saw Him He was [[underline]] very silent [[/underline]] but seemed restless and uneasy & rubbing his forehead his with Lavender Water. after which he sent for Doctor Willis to [[underline]] read [[/underline]] that he talked a great deal & laughed literally at [[underline]] nothing [[/underline]] but interrupted the reading so much that Dr Willis thought it better to stop. He went to bed fully as quieter they had reason to expect & said he anticipated a good Night Dr Willis spoke much more before us to night & was very fair in what he stated. I thought He looked very much [[unclear]], but he assured us notwithstanding there was [[underline]] so much [[/underline]] and such [[unclear]] any Complaint about the King still He had made some very proper & really [[underline]] apt [[/underline]] remarks to the little He read this Evening only they were [[underline]] [[unclear]] [[/underline]] and [[underline]] made [[/underline]] in a hurried & excentric manner Believe me my dear Sir Yr very sincere friend Augusta