CHAP. XVI.

Joute d'eau on the Rhone.--_Henry Kenelm_ is seized with

fever.--The disorder at first is mistaken by the physician, who

afterwards perseveres in a wrong treatment although he discovers

it to be the typhus fever.--Symptoms.--Delirium.--The author's

second son falls sick, and is neglected by Roche the physician. 339

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