They shook their heads wistfully, and made signs to each other that I must certainly be delirious.

I was conveyed to a decent Inn and immediately put to bed.
A Physician was sent for, who set my arm with success.

He then examined my other hurts, and told me that I need be under no apprehension of the consequences of any of them; But ordered me to keep myself quiet, and be prepared for a tedious and painful cure.

I answered him that if He hoped to keep me quiet, He must first endeavour to procure me some news of a Lady who had quitted Rosenwald in my company the night before, and had been with me at the moment when the Coach broke down.

He smiled, and only replied by advising me to make myself easy, for that all proper care should be taken of me.