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Mrs. O. -- `` Yes . So he set his leg and bandaged it up , and fixed his ribs and gave him a dose of something to quiet down his excitement and put him to sleep -- poor thing he was trembling and frightened to death and it was pitiful to see him . We had him in my bed -- Mr. Oreille slept in the guest room and I laid down beside Francois -- but not to sleep bless you no . Bridget and I set up all night , and the doctor staid till two in the morning , bless his old heart . -- When mother got there she was so used up with anxiety , that she had to go to bed and have the doctor ; but when she found that Francois was not in immediate danger she rallied , and by night she was able to take a watch herself . Well for three days and nights we three never left that bedside only to take an hour 's nap at a time . And then the doctor said Francois was out of danger and if ever there was a thankful set , in this world , it was us . ''