Camphora Officinarum camph.

Camp. / Camper.

Camphor., with his chilly breath.,
Brings a coldness as of death.
Chills congestive-great distress,
Inward trembling-giddiness.
In the dark a horrid dread,
As if haunted by the dead.
Deathly pallor of the face,
As in Cholera has place.
Yet the skin, though deathly cold,
Will not bear a covering fold.
Pains, sometimes, that shifting, may
Being thought of, pass away.

The Camper,-Has Cholera.

The Camper, Ira Cooper, seeks a view of Laura Kip, in the Car.

This Camper,-Whose breath and tongue are cold,- Is in the Car with Bel-Ver Cooper, the coachman.

Cholera: Camp., Iris, Cup., Sec., Ver. a., Ars., Lauro., Kal. p., Carb. v.

Coldness of the Tongue: Camp., Carb. v., Bell., Ver. a., Cup., Colch., (Tip of the tongue cold, Colch., Cup.)