re he had spent the half life of his childhood, the salty boardinghouse where he had caught his dose of life from Mrs. Larch was an amateur historian, but he nonetheless understood the power of information that is received indirectly. 'Nothing,' Dr. Larch; it was no accident, of course, that both _Great Expectations_ and _David Copperfield_ were concerned with orphans.
He went out to the waiting room and told the mother with her young daughter that they should leave, but the mother _was_ concerned about the money. (pp 517-8) My source for this delivery is Chapter XV, 'Conduct of Normal Labor,' _Williams Obstetrics,_ Henricus J. ' He smiled at Dr. Homer Wells had not lost his confidence; he still had the correct touch.
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