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not indifferent to Him Its impression on Him marked, that [[underline]] caution [[/underline]] towards Him must not be yet overlooked -- The shouts of Crowds might be too much for Him just now -- His natural feelings are strong, they are not less susceptible now, & tho' it may be said at present, that He is recovered, his Mind should still be supported. We saw H:My. this Evening again on his return through the Antiroom - He spoke to Us some time quite collectedly & as Himself again -- I thought Him rather languid but this seemed to be owing to his being somewhat sleepy after all He had gone through in the course of this day -- The King gave Doctor Willis, a Watch by Emery this say. --- [[underline]] Saturday Febry. 28th. [[/underline]] --- This Morning Sir George Baker & Doctor Reynolds came here in conformity to the New regulation & their Report of H:My. was very favorable -- The King staid a considerable part of this Morning in the Queens Apartment, where He saw [[underline]] General Harcourt, [[/underline]] who at this time received direction respecting The Pages, & about whom I had yesterday some reason to Expect, that some arrangements were devizing -- [[underline]] Ernest - Shillingfleet & Chamberlayne [[/underline]] all of Them Pages to the King had intimation given To Them, that they ^[[addition]] were [[/addition]] not Expected in Waiting
