[Ticket No. """"9672"""" by Jules Verne]@TWC D-Link bookTicket No. """"9672"""" CHAPTER XII 15/16
Fortunately loving care and attention were not wanting.
At Sylvius Hogg's request, the celebrated Dr.Bock, a personal friend, came to Dal to see the young invalid.
He could only prescribe rest, and quiet of soul, if that were possible; but the only sure means of curing her was Ole's return, and this means God only could provide. Still, Sylvius Hogg was untiring in his efforts to console the young girl.
His words were ever words of hope, and strange as it may appear, Sylvius Hogg did not despair. Thirteen days had now elapsed since the arrival of the ticket forwarded by the Navy Department.
It was now the thirteenth of June. A fortnight more, and the drawing of the lottery would take place with great pomp in the main hall of the University of Christiania. On the morning of the thirtieth day of June Sylvius Hogg received another letter from the Navy Department.
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