sit down out of doors at such a time of night? I shall certainly have a return of my rheuma::tism after it – I begin to feel very chill already. I must have caught a dreadful cold by thistime – I am sure of being lain-up all the win::ter after it –" Then reckoning with her fingers,"Let me see; This is July; the cold Weather willsoon be coming in — August — September — Octo::ber — November, — December — January — February —March — April —Very likely I may not be tolerable again before May. I must and will have that ar::bour pulled down — it will be the death of me;who knows now, but what I may never re::cover — Such things have happened — my par::ticular freind Miſs Sarah Hutchinson's death wasoccasioned by nothing more –Shestaid out lateone Evening in April, and got wet through for it rained very hard, and never changed herCloathes when she came home — It is unknown how many people have died in consequence ofcatching Cold! I do not beleive there is a disorder