He had creosote and camphor, and went to bed early, with his tooth tied up in red flannel.
Oswald knows it is right to be very kind when people are ill, and he forbore to wake the sufferer next morning by buzzing a pillow at him, as he generally does.

He got up and went over to shake the invalid, but the bird had flown and the nest was cold.

The pistol was not in the nest either, but Oswald found it afterwards under the looking-glass on the dressing-table.

He had just awakened the others (with a hair-brush because they had not got anything the matter with their teeth), when he heard wheels, and, looking out, beheld Denny and Albert's uncle being driven from the door in the farmer's high cart with the red wheels.
We dressed extra quick, so as to get downstairs to the bottom of the mystery.

And we found a note from Albert's uncle.