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Suddenly, shockingly, I was taken violently ill. The
years in prison camps, the immense strains I had under-
gone, and the unusual experiences had combined to make
my heart condition serious indeed. My wife rushed up to
the O'Grady's house and telephoned a doctor to come
quickly. In a surprisingly short time, Dr. Chapman came
into my bedroom, and with the efficiency that comes only
from long years of practice, got busy with his hypodermic!
Dr. Chapman was one of the "old school" of doctors, the
"family doctor" who had more knowledge in his little
finger than half a dozen of the "factory produced" State
aided specimens so popular today. With Dr. Chapman and
me it was a case of "friends at first sight!" slowly, under his
care, I recovered enough to get out of bed. Then came a
round of visiting specialists in Dublin. Someone in England
had told me never to trust myself to an Irish doctor. I did
trust myself, and had better medical treatment than in any
other country of the world. The personal, the human touch
was there, and that is better than all the mechanical coldness
of the young doctors.
Brud Campbell had erected a good stone wall round our
grounds, replacing a broken