History of the Expedition of Captains Lewis And Clark, 1804-5-6; Reprinted From the Edition of 1814;
History of the Expedition of Captains Lewis And Clark, 1804-5-6; Reprinted From the Edition of 1814;
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The extent of our medical fame is not a little troublesome, but we rejoice at any circumstance which enables us to relieve these poor creatures, and therefore willingly washed their eyes, after which they returned home.
Saturday, 24th. This proved the warmest day we have had Digitized by Google UP THE MISSOURI 317 since our arrival here. Some of our men visited the village of the Brokenarm and exchanged some awls, which they had made of the links of a small chain belonging to one of their steel... traps, for a plentiful supply of roots.
Besides administering medical relief to the Indians, we are obliged to devote much of our time to the care of our own invalids. The child of Sacajawea is very unwell; and with one of the men we have ventured an experiment of a very robust nature. He has been for some time sick, but has now recovered his flesh, eats heartily and digests well, but has so great a weakness in the loins that he cannot walk nor even sit upright without extreme pain. After we had in vain ex- hausted the resources of our art, one of the hunters mentioned that he had known persons in similar situations restored by violent sweats, and at the request of the patient we permitted the remedy to be applied.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The extent of our medical fame is not a little troublesome, but we rejoice at any circumstance which enables us to relieve these poor creatures, and therefore willingly washed their eyes, after which they returned home.
Saturday, 24th. This proved the warmest day we have had Digitized by Google UP THE MISSOURI 317 since our arrival here. Some of our men visited the village of the Brokenarm and exchanged some awls, which they had made of the links of a small chain belonging to one of their steel... traps, for a plentiful supply of roots.
Besides administering medical relief to the Indians, we are obliged to devote much of our time to the care of our own invalids. The child of Sacajawea is very unwell; and with one of the men we have ventured an experiment of a very robust nature. He has been for some time sick, but has now recovered his flesh, eats heartily and digests well, but has so great a weakness in the loins that he cannot walk nor even sit upright without extreme pain. After we had in vain ex- hausted the resources of our art, one of the hunters mentioned that he had known persons in similar situations restored by violent sweats, and at the request of the patient we permitted the remedy to be applied.
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