He seemed well pleased with his inspection of me and with my answers to his questions.
"You are practically well," he said, "and much sooner than I anticipated.
I am tempted to tell you to return to your normal routine of meals, eating what you please; and to give you permission to resume your usual social activities But I think it better, in a case like yours, to wait a month too long rather than to be a day too soon.

So I shall enjoin an adherence to your diet and a continuance of your long rest hours and brief outings for some days yet." He had me summon Agathemer and repeated to him much of what he had said to me.
"He might go out at once," he said, "but we had best be cautious.

Limit him to morning outings in Nemestronia's gardens.

He may, however, see friends, one at a time, according to his wishes and your directions.

And be particular as to his diet.