Snelling, Henry Hunt, 1816-1897 · [New York : W.B. Smith] · leaf 128
rsing began to remove his com-plaint, another adversary invadedhis repose. This was a shadowyillusion, which, like an image in adream, was ever unstable, and changingshape as well as hue. It became first visi-ble in the form of a white cow, which, en-tering at one side of the house, walked overhis… … skin was moist and cool; his thirst wasgone, and every thing betokened conval-escence. While the doctor stood puzzledabout a disease which had such healthysymptoms, he was alarmed by West assur-ing him that he saw the figures of severalfriends passing at that moment across theroof. Conceiving these…
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