Capitolo 8
case that some painful experiments were in contemplation. The Teacher
tried the medicine on a dozen or more entirely young healthy animals--with the
result strange street which they has quietly dozed, and he didn't wake up again never.
This nonplussed Sebastian. Him once more it experimented on another raccoon,
with a smaller dose; the raccoon fell asleep, and he slept as a top for
fifteen hours, at the end of that time as which he wakes up if nothing out of
the ground of common ownership was happened. Sebastian fell again again on rabbits, with
smaller and smaller doses. It was anybody good; the rabbits with which all are dead
great unanimity, until the dose he decreased so that it didn't send
them street to sleep at all. There was not any middle course, apparently to
the kind of rabbit, lethodyne or it was not fatal otherwise working. Then it
tried to sheep. The new medicine killed, or it didn't do anything.
I won't shake Him with all the details of Sebastian it is further
researches; the curious one will find them discussed for a long time in Volume
237 of the Philosophical Operations. (Also sees Comptes the de of Rendus
de of the Academie Medecine: tome 49, pp. 72 and succession.) I will tighten
me here to that part of the investigation to which immediately refers
Hilda Wade the history.
"If I were you", she told the Teacher a morning, when he was more anymore
surprised to his/her contradictory results, "I would examine him on a hawk.
If I challenge hazard on a suggestion, I believe that you will find that the hawks
recoveries."
"The deuce that they does!" Sebastian cried. However, he had such trust
in Nanny it Passes judgment that he bought a pair of hawks and experimented to ford
the treatment on them. Both the birds took considerable doses, and, after a
period of insensibility that extends to a lot of times, he woke up in the end
rather bright and vivacious.
"I see Your principle", the Teacher broke out. "It depends on
diet. Carnivores and birds of prey can take lethodyne with impunity;
herbivores and fruit-eaters cannot recover, and it die of him. Man,