[64] These boards were sold at 7s. 6d. a piece to the people.
[65] This room was built at my own expense, but I was obliged to ask the Superintendent for six old sheets of galvanized iron for the roof. When the building was finished, I was told, to my dismay, that my tent would now have to be given up, as I had been given a roof.
[66] Exclamation of amusement—a literal translation from the Dutch.
[67] Literally again, Can you want more?
[68] Two very sympathetic doctors came about ten days later. One was Dr. Stuart, the other's name I do not remember.
[69] This emphatic surprise because of the great dislike that was usually shown to accept dying patients.
CONCLUSION.
Here the Diary ends abruptly.
The last entry is Thursday, the 24th October.