CHAP. XIX.

M. Breugne detains the author in conversation until the funeral

has quitted the house.--Zeal of M. Breugne for the recovery of

the remaining patient.--Moment of anxiety.--Success of M.

Breugne's treatment.--Convalescence.--Care in the administering

diet, as well as medicines.--The author engages a voiture for

his projected journey.--Passports. 382

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