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At one time He became angry with one of Dr. Willis's men and taking his Feet off the Chair He walked up to Him. He seem'd by this to have deceived Dr. willis as He had in the morning told us that the King could not stir from the Effects of the Blisters. His man seems to have thought so too for seeing the King's coming He said, [[underline]] "He saw He had "checked Them as He could walk very well" [[/underline]] H. My's favorite Little Spaniel Tilora, was at his request sent for to Windsor, & He was much pleased with it when it arrived this day. Tho He had certainly not been in the best humour during this day, yet nothing beyond a threatening of bustle occurred. In the evening He desired to go to bed of Himself & about 5 oclock He undressed. As He had appeared rather touchy throughout the day no objection was made to his going to bed this early it being thought the best place to keep Him quiet. I saw Him this night without his seeing me He was talking good humouredly but inconsistently as usual. The present controul established over h: My was new to me, but He appeared now to be accustomed to it Himself. While He was in bed Dr. Willis's Men were fomenting his Legs, preparily to their being dressed by Mr. Keate. Whenever H. My put his hands out of bed one of Dr. Willis's men took hold of it, & putting it back again & cover'd
