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execute Them, as The Physicians would not permit Him - On which turning to Me He said [[underline]] "Well then, My Friend Greville "shall do them for Me, for He is not under the controul of the "Doctors." [[/underline]] He now gave Me directions to transmit To Mr Tunstall at Kew -- told Me to order a Chaise from Martins the Castle at Windsor for his Page, as the Doctors would not let The Page have one -- Order'd Me to arrange the Richmond Account for Chaises for Mr. Dundas, & to send it up to the Office in the King's Mews for payment -- In short at this time what with the favor which is extended to Me, & also from the power I am supposed to hold, independent of the controul of the Doctors, I have Enough to do, from an unceasing string of Orders -- I was releived for a short time by H.M. sending Me out to take My ride, with directions to return to Him. After I had finished My ride, I was sent for again by The King -- I found Him much the same, & every now & then talking much unlike Himself, I mean indecently, which never was his practice while in possession of his reason - In his undisturbed moments none would have revolted more at such Expressions than He would He would, [[underline]] but now He was not Himself [[/underline]] -- He detained Me during his Dinner & after He had drank his Coffee I was sent to dine myself- after his coffee H.M. had a short nap; He awoke agitated & cross - Talked with great rapidity, incoherently & on strange subjects, & sorry was I to [[underline]] hear, [[/underline]] these were not free from Indecencies