In 'The Californian's Tale,' Henry's friends helped calm him down by giving him a special drink and assisting him in lying down during a moment of fear and agitation.
In Twain's "The Californian's Tale," Henry's friends tried to allay his fear and anxiety over his wife's 'return' by giving him a special drink and helping him lie down to sleep. The text describes how they rubbed him down, provided him with wine, and allowed him to rest, indicating their efforts to calm him down during his moment of distress. This action was taken after a series of events that caused Henry fear and agitation.
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