I turned away.
When the surgeon came Sapt and I assisted him in his examination.

The queen had been led away, and we were alone.

The examination was very short.

Then we carried Rudolf to a bed; the nearest chanced to be in Bernenstein's room; there we laid him, and there all that could be done for him was done.

All this time we had asked no questions of the surgeon, and he had given no information.