A Servant of Reality

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Anthony was only aware of an intense uneasiness awaiting him. He had to take a minor bone operation at the hospital for Hilton Laurence. It was a tedi- ous, ticklish small operation on which Anthony could force his mind; he did not let himself think of anything beyond it. The usual in- struments, the heavy net of the ether fumes filling the theater, came down like a shelter between him and his stalking fear.
After the operation he went the round of his wards, but here the sense of emergency die
...d out and refused to support him.
• A SERVANT OF REALITY 343 The patients felt the quality of Anthony's attention was different; there was no strength in it. He looked at them, listened and com- mented on what they told him, but the force he used on them and for them was no longer there. It was reserving itself for an unknown ordeal; they could not touch it.
Anthony stopped to look at his bone case, slowly coming back to consciousness from the world into which the ether had mercifully plunged him.


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