Gideon Spilett had not left Herbert, who, it was only too certain, was now seized by an intermittent fever, and this fever must be cured at any cost before it should assume a more serious aspect.
Gedeón Spilett no se había separado de Harbert, que tenía una fiebre intermitente. Era indudable que se necesitaba a toda costa cortar aquella fiebre antes que se hiciese más grave.