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A. Dr. Harlow knew he worked outdoors every day.
Q. If you thought yourself that man went
out improperly was it not your duty to
stop him? A. No, sir.
Q. Then you as supervisor there would allow a
patient under your charge to be taken outdoors
and worked, even though you thought it was
entirely improper to do so? A. I should not
have any thing to say about it.
Q. You would not open your head would you,
under those circumstance? A. I dont know what
I should do.
Q. Dont you know you would have stopped
then if you thought it was improper at the
time? A. No, I dont think I should.
Q. Dont you know it was your duty to do it?
A. That all might be too.
Q. Then what you mean to say is that although
you knew it was your duty to do it you
would not have done it? A. No, I didnt do it
I didn't stop any man from going out doors.
If the attendants took the patients outdoors
I should have something to say about it.
The out-door help I had nothing to do with
Q. When a man from outdoors came in there