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and a second was enterd upon. This having elapsed also Doctor Willis called in his two men who he said the King wished to shew to the Queen. They went in and in about 20 minutes after the Queen was released, not quite without some difficulty having been altogether 55 minutes in the King's apartment. It was painful to see the poor Queen coming out of the apartment unattended, through the antiroom, where there were many attendants. As she passed Her Majesty seem'd to make an effort to look up & by her countenance to shew us that she was not overcome. Directly after the Queen left the King's apartment he became angry & agitated. He abused Dr Willis, calling him an old fool etc & he complained of having been detained from his wife. Doctor Willis afterwards told me that the King received the Queen with much kindness. He sat down by her while he spoke to her & often kissed her hand, & he cry'd frequently. Tho the conversation was in German which Dr Willis does not understand I have now but little doubt that it has [[underline]] not [[/underline]] remained a secret for the King afterwards mentioned it to some of the medical people & to his pages, & if his narration was at this time correct it was such as was improper for her to have heard. In substance it was that he did not like her, the he preferred another. That she was mad & had been so these three years, that he would not on any account admit her to his bed