Chapter XCVI.

Est Modus In Rebus: Sunt Certi Denique Fines, Quos Ultrae,

Citraque Nequit Consistere Rectum.

Have I anything more to say? Oh! yes, mate; a string of the realities of

the things of this world.

Some one who had been spouting, stumping, and blathering--known as

moral-force 'starring'--in 'urbe et argo', for the benefit of the state

prisoners, had for myself personally not humanity enough to attend to a

simple request. He could afford to ride 'on coachey,' I had to tramp my

way to Ballaarat. I wished him to call at my tent on the Eureka, and see

that my stretcher was ready for my weary limbs.

Full stop. My right hand shakes like a reed in a storm; my eyes swell

from a flood of tears. I can control the bitterness of my heart, and say,

"So far shalt thou go;" but I cannot control its ebb and flow: just now

is springtide.

If I must again name a noble-hearted German, Carl Wiesenhavern, of the

Prince Albert Hotel, who was my good Samaritan, I must also annex the

following three documents, because my friends in Rome and Turin may take

my wrongs too much to heart!

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