The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-11-13

ether quite harmless Neverthelesss said he turnne to Fremont who stood staring duly the Wz T owe you apology"
 The interne made reply, but with the same dazed room The surgeon graciously took his leave of the
 "Dr Fremont a2 sorry for is
 he said, simply and in much softer Will yom
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 Tie interne halted, splgd fsey, flrned, and walked behind the chief surgeon fhsx catered the women's
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 gist Fremont took the bottle and placed 1t 2 stand within the operating room, and went steriiize the
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 H IS useless the examining physician whispered legs beyond hope Tps clear ease for Pns ap1a ot % I've given her an injection of morphine for the
 Miss Chalmers now entered and removed the sheet np ae ss sar e os Tos o upon the cold old Peae = % Vii heavens The gust driven rain beat and streamed drops were dazzling crystals in the broad white
 s'The chloroforn, Dr. Fremont said the chief
 The interne, having prepared the instruments ad- his eyes e upon the features of the t Victim tHn of %
 sudden horror blank and terrible fight in his sdsnsd
 s in his aa he esaoDTf haad Ees ssE E as remained crooked at awkward angle-there- was in the anguish of Gneament and attitude
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 colored hair tied with blue ribbon hung oyer tn9 arms the slight blue-vened legs white as marble blt M bT1sed m bTaen a .:n snd awyn these these he M peE Z vel left to him; she for whom he had chosen to finger rendered up as bleeding sacrifice to Iiliss lust for speed Yet she breathedte frail lts heart stn flat lSd SaSe havoe voc Rronghf ro by s o and the stared at f1e5 ihtefnS It was Miss GhalmeEs who spoke first:
 . He gave answer and seemed not to hear He dropped the m erpled s5 .ns met & he aggrqasd m @ the table the little figure, kissed the coIorIess face, and broke
 aE1nyrny sweet little Eanilysny little sister," they
 saEd ard him in voice tst 1 said their ssFts
 Firmly but tenderly Miss c5alaers a put her strong said to him in soft voice:
 Fremont then drew him away and let him sink into
 sThe e chioroformr" cried Dr. Dwinelle quickly to the assistant Then, recoilecng the relationship of the interne and the patient he walked over to Fremont
 1Doctor. would you prefer to ether upon your
 Once Fremont & had seen a Bsaatiful bear s girl issa parents He had likewise written philosophical treat ises upon the painless elimination of the unfit ts sen1assd bs9d o1 adesss aEIsS a6d ,dssgs eous 5 si; limbs, dragging about sied and helpIsss trunk doomed ghasty mock-Iife, vegetatine Ike R,nna or 56s'siaas tas had I S eaa doomed or many ong sgs s o this cruel and mistaken mercy and seek for herself the oblivion denied her And, though he lived for her and fqstered d her like like aoEsT 4p a nsT cea m @ CT 2 this tragic and everlasting foss2 birth she had borne the hereditary family evil heart ths condition mei n her and had nnrsed her more sn once The issue was ten 1mss more eeTsa4 Tsa9 sns % into her heart In his own the great truth rose and trunphed; he lnew then that # would De a peteF asIeep within it's slender coffin call her blessed, and keep her in his sweet and whole in the lowell again into life, the bleak gray years of tortre and nutilation and misery too grim for her tender
 The surgeon, touched with pity. looked down pPon him waiting patiently for hls st answer c-o ere M s19 in which the miserable had buried his face Nov i eonSusSe fSsp grasp @ Hoarssy Es HusEsd tw9 wa w words rais.osa-rY M
 Then while the assistant of the phy.icazz prepared the anasthetic he took his char and szE and held it close to his cheek Stolid and notoness he sat. His body seemed to shrink within itself hs Swiftly the surgeon worked at his terrible tas< Meyer once did the nterns raise his his head ,a Ali m were talking to her as though zsa she heard aat him E her pulse his voice grew wonderfully soft and tender he crooned like a wornan-as he vas, wont toEea@ presence beside him. felt soft hand upon his slee and heard some weeping softly. The plump whito hand of Miss Chalmers in its starched cuff lay upon
 He felt the pulse q1 his sistsE atser @ . feebIy ana also noticed something irregular in the respiration or sozygenPs cried the chief surgeon, with bfanched face, looking suddenly at Fremont Quick "a tank Miss Chalmers hurried out Robert Fremont sse move sbut kept his finger the wrist of little Es