I sruggled like a fiend. But ted, tigleman fall back in  and tart up and begin to turn. I sa o t sight of her eyes, I shrieked again.

    ting my ing. t let  you fucking let her go—!

    But t and gravel as t up its speed; and ter it , t. Noor came foro ie. too. trying to pull me closer to t let tting a be. Sed me up teps t led to t door, as if I mighers in a bag.

    Nos trouble tors?

    o my ear,  I   my ook it sharply back.

    Oh! she cried. her grip grew slack. Oh! Oh!

    Sed, said Dr Cie. I t alking about  me. ook a  a blow.

    For Gods sake, I cried,  you ricked me, tricked me—!

    t t, time; and as I turned in  me s of omac in sucors did not see. I gave a jerk, and s again. s! she said.

    atch your hands! called Dr Graves. She may snap.

    Meano tle  anot-sleeves. t look like doctors. t hold of my ankles.

    Keep eady, said Dr Graves. S out s.

    I could not tell t I  in a fit, but only  t me; t I  a lunatic, but sane as t say anytrying to find my breatraigs rose to my knees. I began to be afraid of ts rising  made me t about, I suppose.

    igie.  out a t flat spoon, made of o my side and  to my mouteet

    me. I t I s it, to keep it from going do. It tasted bad.

    I still t must have gone in, before mine.

    akes it! s rigeady.  Dr Graves. to t room? I think so. Nurse Spiller?

    t  . I saurned so t t o t t and began to struggle again. I  tleman and Maud. I omac by t, once t me into a room, they wou