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and she didn't want to take medicine, and he didn't know how to give it without perhaps force, and he thought it best not to undertake it. That was the substance of what he said. I don't say it was in that language. That is the substance of the language just as near as I can recollect it. But I had no reply to it. "Why, Dr., you ought to know. I bring my patient here for you because I don't know how, and you ought to know how. Ques (Underlined) Did Dr. Harlow at that time or any other say that it didn't make any difference because she was going to die any way? Ans(underlined) No, I don't think he ever used that language.