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INTERROGATORY XVII,
The nature of the beds and the number of hours allowed for sleep.
The leads of the Conopean prisoners are comproud: boards and wooden trestles - each man has a fibre
Multiass and
two
feet apart!
pillow, and two blankets... the bids are
lach chinese or Indian prisoner is expplied with one blanket and a piece of matting, which is
unrolled at night
little
and Spread
in
the deck, thew is
intervening space between the bests Every prisoner must be
in his bed by 8. P.M.
and rise at 5.30 a. M. in Summer and at 6 vclock
in Winter. Allowing for Sleep 91/2 hours
and 10 hours in Winter.
in Summer
in
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