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The Mind is recovering its tone & strength Every hour, & He is now in that tranquil mood in general, which renders it less difficult to persuade Him from what is not for his good - This Evening The King went up stairs to The Queen's Apartment - As He went though the Anterooms He saw Sir Philip Hales, Dr. Gisborne - Mr Dundas & myself - I thought He seemd more hurried than when I saw Him in the Morning - He called Mr Dundas Daavid, & told Him He was still the Knave of Hearts - To Dr. Gisborne He spoke in a particular tone of Voice, imitating the Doctors Voice - These must be called [[underline]] Shades, [[/underline]] however his general conversation was good --- It is too much to Expect, that all will subside at once where there has been so much wrong throughout a very lengthend Illness -- The Tail of the Cloud sprinkles, [[underline]] thin [[/underline]] but [[underline]] long [[/underline]] after the Storm has passed, & when it is seen, but in the distance -- On H.Mys return from The Queen's Apartment where his Visit had lasted about 3 hours, all the hurry which I had lately noticed seemed to have subsided - He spoke to Each of Us, one after another quite in his gracious Drawing Room stile, & without the least accidental Impropriety - This has been rather a trying day but certainly on the whole all has gone off most comfortably well - After The Chancellor's Visit and on his return from
