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and temperature curves, and exchanged a glance of comradeship and satisfaction. It was like the dominant falling to the tonic in the great cadence of a closely controlled cure. At least for the short period of our visit, a strong tie bound all four of us together, the savers and the saved alike, perhaps also a common recognition of all disciplined, faithful work which had made available to us those vials of rabbit serum when we needed them. Nowadays the interns are paid. Most of them are already married, and the responsibility of their wives and children are at least as important to them as those of their professional lives. Also their point of view is different and where we saw ourselves as the beneficiaries of experience which was indispensable and formative, and of the protection & will of our older brothers in a high calling, they have been shown that they are the underpaid, exploited victims of an attending staff which would not get on very well if their interns did not tell aside their footsteps.