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891
I
was
recalled
from
my
reverie
,
which
was
fast
becoming
a
dream
of
love
,
in
a
startling
manner
.
A
voice
came
from
the
bed
;
a
deep
,
strong
,
masterful
voice
.
The
first
note
of
it
called
up
like
a
clarion
my
eyes
and
my
ears
.
The
sick
man
was
awake
and
speaking
!
892
"
Who
are
you
?
What
are
you
doing
here
?
"
893
Whatever
ideas
any
of
us
had
ever
formed
of
his
waking
,
I
am
quite
sure
that
none
of
us
expected
to
see
him
start
up
all
awake
and
full
master
of
himself
.
I
was
so
surprised
that
I
answered
almost
mechanically
:
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894
"
Ross
is
my
name
.
895
I
have
been
watching
by
you
!
"
He
looked
surprised
for
an
instant
,
and
then
I
could
see
that
his
habit
of
judging
for
himself
came
into
play
.
896
"
Watching
by
me
!
How
do
you
mean
?
Why
watching
by
me
?
"
His
eye
had
now
lit
on
his
heavily
bandaged
wrist
.
He
went
on
in
a
different
tone
;
less
aggressive
,
more
genial
,
as
of
one
accepting
facts
:
897
"
Are
you
a
doctor
?
"
I
felt
myself
almost
smiling
as
I
answered
;
the
relief
from
the
long
pressure
of
anxiety
regarding
his
life
was
beginning
to
tell
:
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898
"
No
,
sir
!
"
899
"
Then
why
are
you
here
?
If
you
are
not
a
doctor
,
what
are
you
?
"
His
tone
was
again
more
dictatorial
.
Thought
is
quick
;
the
whole
train
of
reasoning
on
which
my
answer
must
be
based
flooded
through
my
brain
before
the
words
could
leave
my
lips
.
Margaret
!
I
must
think
of
Margaret
!
This
was
her
father
,
who
as
yet
knew
nothing
of
me
;
even
of
my
very
existence
.
He
would
be
naturally
curious
,
if
not
anxious
,
to
know
why
I
amongst
men
had
been
chosen
as
his
daughter
's
friend
on
the
occasion
of
his
illness
.
Fathers
are
naturally
a
little
jealous
in
such
matters
as
a
daughter
's
choice
,
and
in
the
undeclared
state
of
my
love
for
Margaret
I
must
do
nothing
which
could
ultimately
embarrass
her
.
900
"
I
am
a
Barrister
.
It
is
not
,
however
,
in
that
capacity
I
am
here
;
but
simply
as
a
friend
of
your
daughter
.
It
was
probably
her
knowledge
of
my
being
a
lawyer
which
first
determined
her
to
ask
me
to
come
when
she
thought
you
had
been
murdered
.