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A Complete Account of the Settlement at Port Jackson

CHAPTER IV
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He was in consequence observed to dig fern-root, and to chew it.

Whether the disorder had passed its crisis, or whether the fern-root effected a cure, I know not; but it is certain that he became speedily well.
**The regard was reciprocal.

His excellency had been ill but a short time before, when Arabanoo had testified the utmost solicitude for his case and recovery.

It is probable that he acquired, on this occasion, just notions of the benefit to be derived from medical assistance.

A doctor is, among them, a person of consequence.


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