The Life And Letters of Sir John Hall
The Life And Letters of Sir John Hall
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" Dr. Murray describes a bulbous plant of the genus Monea (called the wild blue tulip), which grows abun- dantly on the banks of the great Kei River, and is BLACK DRIFT 159 poisonous to cattle. Some Hottentots were poisoned by eating the flesh of animals that had died from this cause. " He speaks in the highest praise of olive oil in the treatment of dysentery an ounce on an empty stomach in the morning in milk or peppermint water. " Dr. Hall found time at last to resume his private corresponde...nce, which had been interrupted since the 2ist of February. He had been moving about too rapidly, as the following letter to Mrs. Sutherland shows : " HEADQUARTERS CAMP AT BLACK DRIFT, "April 25th, 1847. " I intended to answer your dear letters, and others that I had received by the same opportunity, but neither of the same interest nor importance as yours, on the 2ist ; but on that day I had to accompany the General to Fort Beaufort under the Buffalo Mountains, a distance of twelve miles from King William's Town, and when we returned the post brought news about nine at night that required the General to move his head- quarters to this place, and we started the next morning at eight, which prevented my good intentions, as I had to write letters on business until midnight after the post came in, to be ready for the return escort the next morn- ing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" Dr. Murray describes a bulbous plant of the genus Monea (called the wild blue tulip), which grows abun- dantly on the banks of the great Kei River, and is BLACK DRIFT 159 poisonous to cattle. Some Hottentots were poisoned by eating the flesh of animals that had died from this cause. " He speaks in the highest praise of olive oil in the treatment of dysentery an ounce on an empty stomach in the morning in milk or peppermint water. " Dr. Hall found time at last to resume his private corresponde...nce, which had been interrupted since the 2ist of February. He had been moving about too rapidly, as the following letter to Mrs. Sutherland shows : " HEADQUARTERS CAMP AT BLACK DRIFT, "April 25th, 1847. " I intended to answer your dear letters, and others that I had received by the same opportunity, but neither of the same interest nor importance as yours, on the 2ist ; but on that day I had to accompany the General to Fort Beaufort under the Buffalo Mountains, a distance of twelve miles from King William's Town, and when we returned the post brought news about nine at night that required the General to move his head- quarters to this place, and we started the next morning at eight, which prevented my good intentions, as I had to write letters on business until midnight after the post came in, to be ready for the return escort the next morn- ing.
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