He was deeply humiliated.

He did not conceive the truth, that only a strong man could do all that he had done and live.

For thirty-six hours he had not slept.

During part of the time he fought with wilder beasts than they knew at Ephesus.

The long exposure to the sun, the mental strain of his foreboding that the charming girl whose life depended upon him might be exposed to even worse dangers than any yet encountered, the physical labor he had undergone, the irksome restraint he strove to place upon his conduct and utterances--all these things culminated in utter relaxation when the water touched his heated skin.
But he was really very much annoyed.