He seemed to be everywhere at once during those busy days which followed the entrance into the town.

But outraged nature would have her revenge at last, and for three days he had lain helpless and suffering in the room assigned to him in the Governor's house, watched over and tended by Julian, who had by this time come to have a very adequate idea as to the treatment most needed by him when those attacks came on.
The cool of the evening had followed upon the heat of a very sultry day, which had greatly tried the sufferer.

Wolfe looked up, and saw his friend beside him, and smiled in recognition of his attentions.
"You are always here, Julian; you must surely want rest yourself.
You have been here night and day.

I know it even though I may not seem to do so.

But I shall be on my legs again soon.