[Garthowen by Allen Raine]@TWC D-Link bookGarthowen CHAPTER XXII 6/19
I didn't care a cockle-shell what became of me; and if ever a man was on the brink of destruction, it was Gethin Owens of Garthowen during those two years.
I tried everything to drown my sorrows. "'Twas just then in Monte Video I caught a fever--the yellow fever they call it--and I was in the hospital there for many weeks.
They told me afterwards that I had a very bad turn of it.
The doctors said they'd never seen a man so ill and yet recover.
I took their word for it. But I knew nothing about it myself, for I was as happy as a king those weeks, roaming about Garthowen slopes, dancing in the mill, and whistling at the plough, and Morva at my side always.
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