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[[blank page]] [[end page] [[start page]] [[underlined]]April 2, Tuesday[[underlined]] After a few minutes by candellight, our bedroom light suddenly came on, although the generator had stopped. This was a battery-run light, a fact which explained why we had two bulbs, side-by-side the ceiling. I quickly finished packing and, that ours was the only light on the [[feyenda?]], I turned it off and went to bed by candle. Used the good hammock for a last delightful sleep on the porch. The air was velvety and there was a cooling breeze that soon had me covered by my sheet. The turkeys aroused us just before sunrise. These do v. little gobbling; instead they have a high-pitched wail, repeated over and over. We got up about six what's the sky just alight. We were essentially ready eve, so we walked around a bit; found no Coffee ready at 6:30. Explore the flowery tree for birds, found the same large swallow-tailed humming bird, and took a picture of the [[harvera?]] nest, the breezy "lakeside" shelters, and of a lizard concealed against the bark of a tree. Coffee at ~ 7:40 and Lou discussed the to -- whether to tio each aid separately of leave it all on. Sr. Aristides. I wrongly imagined we had bas service from a lot of people and advised the latter, which he did. I had second thoughts, too late, when la [[Senbara?]], who had cooked for us and tidied our room and brought in our laundry from the rain, appeared at our door just as I was leaving. I had nothing to give her, of course, and had no idea how to tell her that Sr. Aristided held her gratuities. I thanked her &