[A Canadian Heroine, Volume 2 by Mrs. Harry Coghill]@TWC D-Link bookA Canadian Heroine, Volume 2 CHAPTER XIV 5/17
He cannot live many hours." There was a minute's silence, and then somebody said, "Should not his missus be fetched ?" "Yes, poor woman, the sooner the better.
Who will go ?" "I will, sir," and one of the oldest of the group started off immediately to the mill to get the necessary permission from his master. "Now," said the doctor, "there's another thing.
Who will take my horse and go into Cacouna and fetch Mr.Bayne out here? I do not mean to leave Clarkson myself at present." Another volunteer was found, and the doctor, having scribbled a pencil note to Mr.Bayne, sent him off with it and went back into the house. There was already a change in his patient.
An indefinable look had come over the hard, sunburnt face, and the voice was weaker.
Why the doctor had sent for Mr.Bayne, whom for the moment he regarded not as a clergyman, but as a magistrate, he himself best knew.
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