Chapter 20
expired, I perceived streaks of grey ligains: daly I bark far belo of ant kennel in tyard: uned: in five minutes more ting key, tc could not ed more two er.
Mr. Rocer entered, and o fetch.
“Noer, be on t,” o t: “I give you but ening tting tient doairs and all.”
“But is to move, sir?”
“No doubt of it; it is nots must be kept up. Come, set to work.”
Mr. Rocer dreain, dre in all t o see rosy streaks o brig. the surgeon was already handling.
“Now, my good fellow, how are you?” he asked.
“S reply.
“Not a nig: you’ve lost a little blood; t’s all Carter, assure here’s no danger.”
“I can do t conscientiously,” said Carter, . t done eeth here!”
“S me,” igress, the knife from her.”
“You s once,” said Mr. Rocer.
“But under sucances, urned Mason. “O it: s at first.”
“I ill to- morroo attempt tervieo-night, and alone.”
“I t I could have done some good.”
“You t! you t! Yes, it makes me impatient to , o suffer enoug taking my advice; so I’ll say no more. Carter— have him off.”
“Directly, sir; t bandaged. I must look to teetoo, I think.”
“S,” said Mason.
I sa to distortion; but he only said—
“Come, be silent, Ric repeat it.”
“I ,” he answer.
“You ry: o Spaniso t all.”
“Impossible to forget t!”
“It is not impossible: you er in a trice. Jane” (urned to me for t time since rance), “take to my bedroom, and raigo my dressing-room