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He last saw Him, but He now talked to Him in the like inconsistent manner, as He had just done to the Physicians. This Morning proving rainy H.My. kept at home till the Evening, when clearing up, forgetting the lameness He had complained of in the Morning He walked through Richmond Gardens to his Farme. In his Walk He had some [[underline]] brushes [[/underline]] as He calls them with Dr. John Willis & which are angry disputes, but these were more verbal quarrels, & soon Evaporated - In the Evening The Queen The Princess Royal & Pss: Amelia paid Their Visit to the King - He played as usual at Picquet with the Queen, and as far as We heard from the next room Everything seemed to be going on very quietly, more so indeed I thought than usual - Doctor Willis also reported well of this Visit - I was pleased that H.My. had not received his family as he had done the two preceding nights with a serenade of his flute on their Entrance - After The King had retired to bed, Dr. Willis & his Son told Us how happy they had been to hear the King repeat his usual singular Expression, (so usual to Him on all occasions formerly) of [[underline]] What! What! What [[/underline]] & which for the first time they had heard during the preceding day & very frequently during the Evening - It certainly is a very remarkable circumstance that however inseparable this Expression used to be in his
