...morning, and 109 at three in the afternoon. At hist own suggestion I made a couch for him outside the hut, in the shade, and placed a mat for myself by its side....successive days I took him in my arms from his bed in the hut to the couch outside, and back again at sunset, after which time he was too much debilitated...

...morning, and 109 at three in the afternoon. At his own suggestion I made a couch for him outside the hut, in the shade, and placed a mat for myself by its side. For five successive days 1 took him in my arms from his bed in the hut to the couch outside, and back again at sunset, after...

...own suggestion, I made a couch for him outside the hut, in the shade, and placed a mat for ,-;',- .f by its side. For five successive days I took him in my arms from his bed in the hut to the couch outside, and back again at sunset, after which time he was too debilitated...

...suggestion, 1 made a couch for him outside the but, in the shade, and placed a mat for myself by it» side. For five successive days I took him in my arms from his bed in the hut to the couch outside, »nd back again at sunset, after which time he was too much debilitated...

...heat of the atmosphere, the thermometer being, in the coolest place, 107 at twelve at noon, and 101) at three in the afternoon. At his own suggestion I...couch outside, and back again at sunset, after which ho was too much debilitated to encounter even so trifling an exertion. He expressed a wish to write...

...couch for him outside our dwelling, in the shade, and placed a mat for myself by its side. For live successive days I took him in my arms from his bed...exertion. He expressed a wish to write once, and but ooce, during his illness, but before paper and ink could be handed to him, he had fallen back on his...