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I also found one day the attendant
gone- this was in the private
department which has 6, 7 or 8 patients. I 
found that the attendant was gone and
the keys were left in the hands of a 
patient out of one of the other halls.
That is, the attendant said so. And I
had seen her in some other hall, I dont
remember which hall. And she went out and
left there with this patient. But she was a
quiet patient, not a violent one; nor Do
I think in her case there was very
much danger; because I think in one
case she left the keys with the insane
girl and came over to town. I judged
that she supposed I was there, and if there
was any difficulty I would see to it. I think 
she did; that is my impression. But I 
thought it wrong. I thought there was great
danger in doing it. I didn't report that,
and for the very reason that I didn't
want to get the woman into a condition
of perplexedly, I didn't want her to be troubled,
and I didn't want Dr. Sanborn to feel
that I was inside there complaining and
growling, and inside to watch and look after