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He then spoke incessantly, angrily, & loudly. At this time He was talking to Himself, for He was now in peace with those who were sitting up with Him. Much of his Abuse was directed [[underline]] where it would not have been, [[/underline]] had He been well. When He got up He remained high. While I was making my Morning's enquiries He was loud [[underline]] in Song, [[/underline]] but throughout the Earlier part of the day, nothing particular occur'd. In the evening however He became cross and untractable. And at length so unmanageable, that recourse was had to [[underline]] The Waiscoat. [[/underline]] Before this extremity was resorted to He had struck one of The Pages & one of Dr. Willis's men. Under confinement H. My: [[deletion]] is [[/deletion]] became still more outrageous & abusive. Dr. Willis coming into the room, He was particularly abusive to Him; order'd Him out of his sight, & to get out of his House. He ^ [[addition]] wished [[/addition]] they would kill Him, & addressing Himself to Doctor Willis He said, that [[underline]] "He was not afraid "of death, but that He was afraid of Him" [[/underline]] After much noise & turbulence, He became more composed towards his bed time, & He was then released from coercion. He went to bed, promising to endeavor to go to sleep, & to remain quiet-- [[underline]] Friday Janry. 23d. [[/underline]] During the last night the King slept 5 hours & 1/2, but on rising this morning He shew'd a tendency to be unsettled. A walk was under consideration for Him, but when proposed, He did not chuse to go out, unless He was allowed to go where He pleased
