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It was none too easy a task to get Peggy Ferris as far as Long Elms, but it was accomplished at length, and, with the aid of Maud Faber and Miss Bancroft, she was put to bed, where the local doctor administered a strong injection and, at length, had the satisfaction of seeing the tortured girl sink into a deep and peaceful sleep.
-"She will be all right now, I think," the man of medicine said. "She has had a terrible shock, and she has been through weeks of mental torture. But I think, on the whole, you were quite right in your course of treatment. It was a bit of a risk, opening her eyes suddenly to what has been going on, but I fancy the cure will be permanent. When she wakes in the morning I shall be surprised if she is not normal."