Woman's Endurance by A. D (August D.) Luckhoff
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Don't think 526 will last long; gave candles, beef tea and Benger's
Food this evening. 383 much better; smiled this morning when I entered. 339; great tribulation; six deaths in one week. 440; girlie; sweet face; wonder if she will die or live; very, very bad; Cloete. 288; Mrs. Venter; young wife; sick; five children sick; gave beef tea and Benger's Food. 352; the lost little lamb found; one of my first, whose number I had omitted to take; Weinanda; five years; pining away; large grey eyes; far-away look; poor little mite; Ken jij ver mij, me kind?" (Do you still remember me, child?") "Ja, Oom; Oom is de Predikant" ("Yes, Uncle; Uncle is the Minister"). "Is Weinanda blij dat Oom weer gekom het?" ("Is Weinanda glad that Uncle has come again?") "Ja, Oom; Oom is goed om te kom" ("Yes, Uncle; it was good of Uncle to come") Wonder if I really am rather soft; but when this little mite clasped her tiny hands together when Oom began to pray, I was bowled clean over. 35, 156, 15 rather better. At 34 found old friends of Oom Jacob; Wernich; the old woman weak; very nice to meet so many great friends of Oom Jacob and of Papa from Colesberg; old Mr. Du Plessis can't get over it. |
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