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quiet & good humoured, but truely [[underline]] as much deranged, [[/underline]] as at any time I have known, yet it reported with Us by Some, [[underline]] "that We are charminingly today, & as mild as milk" [[/underline]] This Morning The King told Dr Willis, [[underline]] that He had a Trinity of his Own-God- The Revd Mr Willis, who at the had a Gown & [[unclear]] approved a Woman - and Eliza. [[/underline]] Can there be a more Melancholy Inotance of the very great derangement which actually Exists at the time_ I not it with sorrow & regret, [[underline]] only [[/underline]] to mark the true exciting state of his Mind, [[underline]] because [[/underline]] very different accounts are maintained from true ones, & from Experience I know, how these are often made Use of & commented on. about the middle of the day Colonel Digby came to Me from the Queen to desire my attendance in Her Majesty's Apartment_ I found Her, & Dr Willis in the room_ Her Mg: told me, that Doctor Willis had informed Her, that He had tried the Experiment yesterday of keeping his own People principally in the King's Apartment, & that it had had a good Effect, as he thought the King, Pages, from his knowing more of them set his Mind in more agitation & kept it more disturbed, she therefore derived I would inform the Pages from Her, that they were not to go into The King's Apartment without directions Either from Doctor Willis or Doctor John Willis_ In obedience to Her Majesty's
