She must not be disturbed.

The half-breed woman can look after her.

I've told her what to do.

You'll keep to another room, of course." "There's a bunk in that room where I could sleep," said the other, with a note of protest.
"I'm afraid that, in our patient's interest, you must do what I say," the other insisted, with a friendly smile which caused him a great effort.

"If I make her bloom again, that will suit you, won't it ?" A look of gloating came into the other's eyes: "Let it go at that," he said.