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`` He set out from Jefferson City on October the fourth , and arrived in London on the seventeenth . He had been ill during the whole of the voyage , and he reached the furnished house he had hired in Bayswater somewhat of a wreck . A couple of days in bed , however , pulled him round , and on the Wednesday evening he announced his intention of going into the City the next day to see to his affairs . `` On the Thursday morning he awoke at one o'clock . His wife told him she had not disturbed him , thinking the sleep would do him good . He admitted that perhaps it had . Anyhow , he felt very well , and he got up and dressed himself .