... horror as Rivers enters Queen Square to visit Yealland, another physiciandealing with the psycho-neuroses of war?. We realise there is something sinister and not right when Riversjudged it more expedient than pleasant that he should accept? an invitation to visit Queens Square, where Yealland practises. We are told that Rivers? night had been more disturbed than usual and this foreshadows that he ... is about to witness something awful. The reader is given an anticipating feeling of dread as Barker describes how Riverspushed through the swing doors on to a long empty, shining corridor w...

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