You wanted it out, Nurse Wade.
Wells-Dinton shall operate." Without a moment's hesitation, Hilda Wade sat down in an easy chair and took a measured dose of the new anaesthetic, proportioned to the average difference in weight between raccoons and humanity.

My face displayed my anxiety, I suppose, for she turned to me, smiling with quiet confidence.
"I know my own constitution," she said, with a reassuring glance that went straight to my heart.

"I do not in the least fear." As for Sebastian, he administered the drug to her as unconcernedly as if she were a rabbit.

Sebastian's scientific coolness and calmness have long been the admiration of younger practitioners.
Wells-Dinton gave one wrench.

The tooth came out as though the patient were a block of marble.