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[page 933] Ques. You are now referring to the lady patient you have spoken of before? Ans. Yes, sir. Ques. She was standing all night was she? Ans. Yes, sir. Ques. You were mistaken in thinking she gave the scream? Ans. Yes, sir; that it could not have come from her, finding her in that condition Ques. Who admitted you on that occasion? Ans. I dont know Ques. The upper door opened into the room did it? Ans. Yes sir. Ques. And on that knock you gave the door was opened by some attendant? Ans. I suppose so; it must have been. Ques. Didn't you step immediately in without being invited to go in? Ans. I dont know about that; I dont remember. My entrance was not opposed. Ques. Didnt you go in before she had time to say any thing about it? Ans. I cannot say about that. She said nothing against it then, nor did Dr. Harlow or any other man to me afterwards. If they had I should have seen the impropriety of it and should have regarded their wishes ever after.