Transcription: Chapter 29 On the fifth day after his accident, Herzer rebelled. For two days after his head cleared up, Dr. Denay had refused to let him get up and move around more than to the bathroom. But the fifth day, he could make it that far just fine and felt more or less recovered, rather less than more if pressed. He was still dreadfully weak, but that wasn't going to get better by lying in bed. In the afternoon, after one of Denay's nurses had left with his lunch, he was alone and apparently unguarded. Getting up, he retrieved his mended clothes from the cupboard and went to find out what the repet ...
