46 
what 
he 
had 
SEED . 
Without, 
however, 
saying 
any 
thing, 
she 
went 
immediately 
and 
informed 
her 
husband, 
who 
accompanied 
her 
back 
the 
to 
apartment ; 
and 
HS 
they were 
standing 
DEBT 
the 
bed, 
West 
repeated 
s1I0l'y: 
the 
his 
exclaiming in 
discourse 
that 
he 
saw; 
at 
the 
V8 Ty 
moment 
in 
which 
he 
W38 
then 
speaking, 
several 
little 
Pigs 
running along the roof. 
in 
This confirmed them 
the 
apprehension 
of 
his 
delirium, 
and 
sent 
th9Y 
for 
a 
physician. 
But 
the 
doctor 
could 
discover 
no symptoms of fever, 
the pulse was regular, 
the 
skin 
moist 
and 
cool, 
the 
WHS 
thirst 
abated, 
and 
indeed 
every 
thing 
about 
the 
patient 
indicated 
convalescence. 
Still 
the Painter persisted 
in 
his 
St01'y: 
and 
assured 
them 
that 
he 
then 
SEIW 
the 
{"1 gu res 
of 
several 
of 
their 
mutual friends passing 
OH 
the 
roof, 
OVGI" 
bed ; 
the 
and that he even saw 
fowls 
pecki [1 g, 
and 
the very stones of 
the street. 
All 
this 
seemed 
to 
them 
extraordinary, 
very 
for 
their 
eyes, 
not 
accustomed 
to 
the 
g100[Il 
of 
the 
chamber, 
could discern nothing, 
and the learned 
physician 
himself, 
in 
despite 
the 
of 
symptoms, 
began 
to 
suspect 
that the convalescent was really 
delirious. 
Prescribing, 
therefore, 
composing 
mixture, 
which the Painter submitted to swallow,