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on which I said to the King [[underline]] Sir I must go-- [[/underline]] Sir Lucas Pepys followed, & at The Door The King most kindly took his Leave of me, & with much affection kissed me. During this Visit the conversation rambled on many various subjects & at one time He talked much of going to Hanover during the Ensuing Summer, & told me I should go with Him, that my appointment should be considerable & that I should have a Gold Key. Said He would have the same Yatch We went together in the Year to the More & that it should now be called The Royal George [[underline]] Saturday Janry 3d [[/underline]] The accounts of this morning are that the King has passed a good night, during part of it He had talked much but one of Doctor Willis's men checked Him, by displaying the Waiscoat on the Screen as one of the Attendant Pages told me. I find that during this day the King has been somewhat quarrelsome, & required management to present his flying out-- I went to Town this morning for a few hours & on the road I met the Chancellor on his way to Kew. He saw the Queen and likewise Dr. Willis & staid some time. In the Evening the same ticklish dispositions remained & both Doctor Willis's informed us, that they feared a Storm was brewing & that H. My. would pass an unquiet night. [[underline]] Sunday Janry. 4th [[/underline]] The King passed an indifferent