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The visiting justice, an ex-politician, had completed his periodic inspection of the Hospital for the Insane at Willowburn, and, as always, was favourably impressed by the wonderful organisation and scientific management of that great institution. He had interviewed patients and listened carefully to their complaints. Some were serious, some trivial, and some very annoying. In the office of the medical superintendent he discussed his notes with Dr. Beath.
"I have had a long interview with patient Stinson, doctor," he said, "and she begged me to sign an order for her release. Though I'm not an alienist, she appears to me to have fully recovered her sanity and is now quite normal."