Capitolo 16
"Sassin doesn't call me' yer, agin, Miss Agony but that to the not this way;
'you provoke the nuthin of thar' 'lls recover 'the em, when they is tuk their way the wuz
tuk. The fact be magic, nuthin' other!"
"In case you should feel well, the headache, ill, and cold stomach
coming to some duration or fall in with some person that suffers this way,
you remember the following recipe. Takes again Your book and puts him/it
down."
"Yes, Miss Agony, willin.'"
The individual produced his/her book and pencil, and holding the first apartment
above against the door, he/she wrote to the dictation of Miss Arnold:
"Immediately puts the feet in water of warm and very strong mustard--puts
in a lot of mustard. Quickly takes a strong emetic of ipecac or
mustard's water. Goes in bed immediately, and sends for the doctor. While
waiting for the doctor, you find mackerel of salt, directly out of the salty water,
and it ties them to the it soles some feet. And the moment the patient
he/she persistently asks some particular article of food or he/she drinks, you don't hesitate to
give him _moderately_. If mackerel cannot be gotten, the raw strong use
onions or garlic. In some times the wish of more probable mackerel becomes
rotten; in such case, removes them, and you apply others."
"Good heavens! Good heavens! Me the knowed was magic--the somethin' likes that, and not
medicine at all!" the individual exclaimed, while mentioning with the head his/her head to him.
"Allow me to look at Your book, to see if you make to correctly write him/it,"
Said Agnes, partially advancing behind the driver.
"Lor blesses him/it Miss Agony!" he exclaimed, "you would be never able to
reads my writin.' Holds on, a' I will read fur You me, a' then the yer
understanding tells me ef I am wrong."
How Agnes anchors it manifested a desire to look at the book, however him
the kept one for his/her inspection. But with the exception of here and there a
small word as _a_ or _the_ she could not decipher any of the
scribble. Then her expressed his/her desires to feel him/it light.