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in his usual state of mind after this refreshing sleep. Through the day He continued hurried, quick & quarrelsome. At times He amused Himself with playing at Cards, at others with writing, & full of his usual conversation. Doctor Reynolds went in & sat with Him some time. He attempted to play at Piquet, but He was so rambling on other subjects, that He could not get through one Game. He gave to Dr. Reynolds several cards on which He had wrote. On two Knaves as follows-- On the one [[underline]] "Sir Richard "Warren Bart First Physician to the King [[/underline]] "Oh dear Eliza ever love thy Prince "who had rather [[underline]] suffer [[/underline]] death than leave thee" On the other Knave He wrote thus "Sir George Barker Bart Second Physician to the King "and First Physician to Charlotte late Queen of Great Britain "Oh Dear Eliza ever love thy Prince "who had rather [[underline]] suffer [[/underline]] death than leave Thee." In this manner He wrote the names & specified the Appointments of his several other Physicians, always putting at the bottom of the Cards the two lines above mentioned. In the Evening He was very busy in obtaining leave from Doctor Willis to allow his musicians to be sent for, & which at the time appeared to me to be consented to by Him. H. My. talked also of having his organ put up in his long Room. On other subjects He was eager and importunate, & very rapid in his manner of asking for