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to Me at this time was collected & much in his usual manner -- He then diminished Himself from us & went to his apartment - Not having spoken to HMy: for sometime I was the better able to judge of any alteration in Him, & I was now quite satisfied that a very considerable one & for the better had taken place -- What He said to Me was in every aspect perfectly proper, & in every particular very much like Himself -- His manner was neither quicker nor hurried, on the contrary He spoke rather more deliberately than He usually did in health - I understand He is to see The Chancellor again tomorrow. [[underline]] Friday Febry. 20th -- [[/underline]] Happily Every morning now in ushering in with cheering Accounts - Sir George Baker & Sir Lucas Pepys saw the King this morning & on the whole they spoke favorably of H:My. The former how [[underline]] perceived some shade. [[/underline]] He had played on the flute to Him, & talking of his [[unclear]] He told Him He intended to change the motto -- The Chancellor saw The King this morning -- He staid with Him an hour & forty minutes - During the greater part of this time (if not during the whole) He was alone with Him Immediately after this Visit Doctor Wilkes told Me that the Chancellor had been quite satisfied with his conversation -- After the Chancellor had left The King He prepared for
