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[[underline]] faces [[/underline]] always set The King talking more than He should do, & made more than an oblique hint of his being angry that Doctor Reynolds had gone in, tho' it was by his own permission, for I heard it asked & given. He remarked that the King was [[underline]] charmingly [[/underline]] with Him & his Son, before, but that now [[underline]] Reynolds, [[/underline]] had set Him a talking. Ask Doctor Munro, or any one said the Doctor, if they would allow any to go to Patient, but those under whose immediate care they were. No continued He, [[underline]] they would not admit another Soul [[underline]]. I could not help saying [[underline]] What not their Relations Dr. Willis? [[/underline]] At first He answer'd eagerly, [[underline]] no not any Body, [[/underline]] but recollecting the drift of my question as I suppose, He soon after added, [[underline]] now & then to see their Relations may be good, & must be used as a part of the Cure. [[/underline]] His having so often admitted the Queen & the Princesses was what I alluded to, when I addressed this Question to Him. At night the King by his own request was put into a Warm Bath. Dr. Willis & Doctor Reynolds did not disapprove, only the former desired that it might not be deeper than his middle as He sat down. [[underline]] Monday Janry. 26th [[/underline]] The King passed an indifferent Night, & had 3 hours & 1/2 sleep. During the Intervals He talked very much but not consistently. After He got up He was high & impatient. He had been
