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Longwood, le 2 avril mai 1821.
1 page 1/2 in-12, adresse.
“ I visited gen
l
Bonaparte in company with Antommarchi, I found him any weak as if
he had suffered from fever. He complained a good deal of his stomach, bad appetite,
frequent accesses of fever at uncertain periods followed by profuse missfunctions. ”
Longwood, le 3 avril 1821.
1 page 1/2 in-12, adresse.
“ He appeared low and drowsy but Antomacchi told me that he had passed a tolerable
night. They still say that he eats nothing. Upon the whole he appeared much the same
to me as Yesterday, certainly not worse. I cannot persuade him to take medicine.
He still says he would take some to night but I doubt it. ”
Longwood, le 22 avril 1821.
1 page in-12, adresse.
“ I found Gen
l
Bonaparte somewhat better than he was in the morning. He has
however eaten almost nothing today and had some sickening of stomach about
4 this evening. ”
Longwood, le 24 avril 1821.
1 page 1/2 in-12, adresse.
“ I found Gen
l
Bonaparte last evening and this morning much in the same state as
he was yesterday before I saw you, not worse, nor can I perceive any inprovement.
Dr Antommarchi informed me that he eat something about 7 o’clock last night and
an hour afterwards he vomited it all. ”
Longwood, le 25 avril 1821.
2 pages in-12, adresse.
“ Complained of great weakness and his pulse has not lessened in frequency.
Antommarchi told me he was seized with a severe fit of something at 1/2 after
4 o’clock this afternoon. ”
Longwood, le 2 mai 1821.
1 page in-12, adresse.
“ I repeat to say that there is an aggravation of the dangerous symptoms since Sir
Thomas Reade was here this morning. He appears to me to be gradually sinking. ”
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