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to slip past those who were in the room, & Entering the adjoining one. He there saw [[underline]] H.R.H. The Duke of York [[/underline]] [[underline]] Genl. De Budé* [[/underline]] & [[underline]] Colonel Digby ++. [[/underline]] He seem'd much surprised at seeing Them there, & asked what they did in that room -- His intention seems to have been to ^ [[addition]] go to [[/addition]] the Queen -- Instantly all Endeavour'd to persuade H. M: to to return to his own room, observing to Him, that He would catch cold -- Colonel Digby then fixing his Eyes stedfastly on H.My: took Him by both hands, & earnestly pressed his return. The King looked at the Duke of York & exclaimed, [[underline]] "Oh My Boy" [[/underline]] & soon after He was persuaded to return to his bed -- After this occurrence a regular & a constant watch was kept over Him, & this important charge [[underline]] was [[/underline]] [[underline]] with His Majesty's Equerries [[/underline]] (who [[underline]] all [[/underline]] came to Windsor as soon as they heard of His Majesty's alarming Illness) [[underline]] & with his Pages [[/underline]]. [[underline]] Sunday Novr. 9th. [[/underline]] -- Great Agitation & much incoherence in thought & Expressions - continued through the two preceding days, to this - dwelt on Religion - Heberden, & The Trinity Often named The Queen &c &c -- Had only two hours sleep this night -- [[underline]] Monday Novr. 10th [[/underline]] At waking the same disturbed rambling continued, & all the late unfavorable Symptoms remain'd the same & unabated -- This Night much the same as the last in all respects -- Pulse 84. -- [[underline]] Tuesday Novr. 11th [[/underline]] There was less agitation of thought this day but the ramblings continued constant - In the Evening H.M. * Genl. Budé - In The Hanoverian Service & In The Duke of York's Family, ++ Colonel Digby Vice Chamberlain to The Queen.