Pedestrianism

GAPT. BARCLAY V ^EBFOILMA^QES. 131 elidedon a soplia.—X>v4yei,iight5 sleptwell; stalled inimediatcjlwy hep called j.,appe^rqdin gopcljhealthand and pejrsieyered with courage,!, -.Jicvyjud .Jh: ; ^ i v;>! fo> ; Twelfth day.—Twelve, noonjji^ept. inore W^hin^^orsa, ^d^vor^ ^queiil]l 1 y.^cl^ip.aon th^ u s9p^i, but.^pp^ed jn gpofj]>qaltli ; ^nd spi^its.-rrrJwelye f , |nig^3,,sjppt| , but com- plahnd of paiiis: bucko^iis^ck and j?hp^der§, o^cijisipne^^shp^iipp^sea, l?y not wearinga ,sufficientftU^ity pf^th^s during thenight, andby sitting ^'jUvhi^ jja^jtvowards an open.wincl^^ fften^ciug in a^^ate^opf er- spirationfrom the.wajk, , v . . Tliirteenthday-r-Three, mpvftpyj at this thn^felt a littlei^^i .in (lis legs, particularly in th^rback tendons,i b\it .jn every.^ther re- spect he was a^ well,^s.^\;er.—Twelvc r noon; in good health and.^phite^ but complained of slight pains ii) hi^ n^ck and shoulders.— Twelve, night ' 9 slept wqll; speared,xetl-esh- ed by sleep, andweflt on .withcheicj^idness. fourteenth day.-^TJiree,morning9 feitf, ra­ thermor(? ; painin .hislegs, ,but up I ^i|pdy; was' Y.. S F R 2 apphed,