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The next day Augusta's wrist was considerably swollen, and she was in such pain that when Miss Roy went to see her she immediately said the doctor had better be sent for. Augusta herself was scarcely thinking of her wrist.
"If I can only see the doctor by himself," she thought, "and get him to vaccinate me and say nothing about it. But that is quite impossible. And yet, it certainly ought to be done."