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them off; when they are put in there we generally take
off their boots so that they cannot kick.
Ques. Did you report it. Ans. Reported it to Mr. Luce.
Ques. Is there not a rule not to put a patient into the 
lodge without the permission of the superintendent.
Ans. Yes sir.
Ques. Were there any bruises or marks on Longfellow.
Ans. Either that night or the next morning, Dr. Sanborn
or Dr. Harlow asked me what the matter was with his
eye. I told him he hurt it when he went down to the 
lodge. He bumped his eye so that it turned black on 
the lid.
Ques. What did he bump it against. Ans. The lodge floor
had a lot of beds in it that the lodge attendants had
taken out to fill; in trying to get his boots off he
broke away from the other two attendants and jumped
onto me, I was back to the bed and we went right
over the bed, he and I together onto the floor; he bumped 
his eye on the floor somehow.
Ques. Were you on top of him. Ans. No sir.
Ques. Did he not bump his eye against your fist.
Ans. No sir.
Ques. You would not call that abusing a patient. Ans. No.