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The women as usual hustle around
and prepare the meals to none of which they sit
down with us. The beds are prepared in the
parlor where there is one regular bed but the
others are improvised on the floor. I am
assigned to the regular bed while White and
Sticky sleep on the floor on feather beds.
I see. Sam appear to be a fine old
gentleman looking out for his interests but
otherwise perfectly proper. The stories we have
heard of him I do not believe.
He return about 9.30 P.M.
In the morning White collected Crataegus No.2
above camp.
Sep. 2-97 Thursday. Sarhal.
Resting again badly last night. After
breakfast the governor examined my finger and
found it had not festered much at all. Swelling
still continues. Under these circumstances
I conclude to stay with the governor until
Sunday in the mean he will treat my