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“
Better
send
him
to
Bellevue
,
”
he
recommended
.
“
He
’
s
got
pneumonia
.
”
Accordingly
,
he
was
carted
away
.
In
three
weeks
the
worst
was
over
,
but
it
was
nearly
the
first
of
May
before
his
strength
permitted
him
to
be
turned
out
.
Then
he
was
discharged
.
No
more
weakly
looking
object
ever
strolled
out
into
the
spring
sunshine
than
the
once
hale
,
lusty
manager
.
All
his
corpulency
had
fled
.
His
face
was
thin
and
pale
,
his
hands
white
,
his
body
flabby
.
Clothes
and
all
,
he
weighed
but
one
hundred
and
thirty
-
five
pounds
.
Some
old
garments
had
been
given
him
—
a
cheap
brown
coat
and
misfit
pair
of
trousers
.
Also
some
change
and
advice
.
He
was
told
to
apply
to
the
charities
.
Again
he
resorted
to
the
Bowery
lodging
-
house
,
brooding
over
where
to
look
.
From
this
it
was
but
a
step
to
beggary
.
“
What
can
a
man
do
?
”
he
said
.
“
I
can
’
t
starve
.
”
His
first
application
was
in
sunny
Second
Avenue
.
A
well
-
dressed
man
came
leisurely
strolling
toward
him
out
of
Stuyvesant
Park
.
Hurstwood
nerved
himself
and
sidled
near
.
“
Would
you
mind
giving
me
ten
cents
?
”
he
said
,
directly
.
“
I
’
m
in
a
position
where
I
must
ask
some
one
.
”
The
man
scarcely
looked
at
him
,
fished
in
his
vest
pocket
and
took
out
a
dime
.
“
There
you
are
,
”
he
said
.
