CHAPTER XXXVIII.

City Marshal and Doctor Come to Remove me--Taken to a Deserted House,

which had been Used as a Sheepfold--Bedded In Sheep Manure--An Indian

Nurse who Becomes Frightened--Spanish Nurse Sent to me--In a boat with

Patient Job--My Fever Increases--Attacked by Robbers--Relieved by

City Marshal with Posse--Marshal takes the Money I have in my care,

for Safe Keeping--Spanish Nurse Scared off--Queer Sailor Nurse--He

Drinks Whisky, Sings and Dances--His Thoughtful Care of me--Visited

by my Cousin--Kindness of San Bernardino Saints--Recovering from my

Illness--My Clothing Burned--Heavy Expense Bill Against me--Tell the

City Marshal of my Arrival in California as a United States Soldier in

the Mexican War--Kindness of the Marshal--Los Angeles Assumes the Bill

for Medical Attention Given me--Start for San Bernardino--Exhausted

on the Journey--Almost Die of Thirst--Relieved by a Party of Spanish

Ladies--Kindness of Spanish Families--Arrive at San Bernardino and Meet

Friends and Relatives

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