English Travelers And Italian Brigands a Narrative of Capture And Captivity
English Travelers And Italian Brigands a Narrative of Capture And Captivity
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At first the woodcutter sent up a supply of first-rate bread every two days, the loaves weighing seven pounds a piece ; and on one occasion, a quantity of cooked macaroni in a sieve, as well as a boiled fowl for Lorenzo, who still suffered from fever. He did not fancy it ; I offered to cut it up for the whole party. I began in the usual way, but this was far too slow for the savages, who took it in one hand, and then tore off the limbs with the other, and it was divided into eleven shares. Lore...nzo at last got some quinine and castor oil ; and as brigands never do any thing by halves, Diary of Mr. Moens, July 1 to 17. 255 and this rule holds good with medicine, he drank a good- sized bottle of the oil at once, and took every ninety min- utes as much quinine as would lie on a franc. This violent treatment seemed to succeed, for it cut short in one day the fever which had been on him a fortnight, and he soon recovered his usual strength. Another man suffered from a dreadful abscess inside his cheek, and for this he used a fomentation of a kind of straw in water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
At first the woodcutter sent up a supply of first-rate bread every two days, the loaves weighing seven pounds a piece ; and on one occasion, a quantity of cooked macaroni in a sieve, as well as a boiled fowl for Lorenzo, who still suffered from fever. He did not fancy it ; I offered to cut it up for the whole party. I began in the usual way, but this was far too slow for the savages, who took it in one hand, and then tore off the limbs with the other, and it was divided into eleven shares. Lore...nzo at last got some quinine and castor oil ; and as brigands never do any thing by halves, Diary of Mr. Moens, July 1 to 17. 255 and this rule holds good with medicine, he drank a good- sized bottle of the oil at once, and took every ninety min- utes as much quinine as would lie on a franc. This violent treatment seemed to succeed, for it cut short in one day the fever which had been on him a fortnight, and he soon recovered his usual strength. Another man suffered from a dreadful abscess inside his cheek, and for this he used a fomentation of a kind of straw in water.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moens, W. J. C. (William John Charles), 1833-1904 to read onlineMoreLess
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