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promised last night by Doctor Willis that He might pull on his Boots & Leather breeches in the morning. This set his Mind so much a rambling on Windsor & riding, that it was thought proper not to let Him have them. This refusal added to his not being in good humour agitated Him a good deal & He became quite impatient & unmanageable. When Doctor Warren arrived He was so bad that He did not see Him. As his Violence & abuse continued, He was confined [[underline]] in his Chair [[/underline]] in [[underline]] the Waiscoat [[/underline]] & nobody but Dr. Willis was allowed to go into his Apartment, in general throughout the day. About his Dinnertime He was released by Dr. John Willis, but He was afterwards so violent & abusive to Him, that He was again put under coercion & remained so until near 9 oclock at night. After this He was a little more moderate & Dr John Willis again went in. & after Him Sir Lucas Pepys, who found his ideas very much deranged, fluctuating & unconnected. The King told Him "that [[underline]] the late King of Spain was mad, but yet that "He had his State around Him, & that no King "but a King of England could be confined in a strait Waiscoat" [[/underline]] He was full of schemes & said that He would give the Botanical Plants at Kew to Christchurch, said that He had order'd his Cream coloured Horses to be at Langley Broom tomorrow morning at nine oclock,
