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During the days that followed, our lives fell into a pattern

, and the reason for our captivity ... became clear

Dr Schultz was a neurologist

The reason for out captivity gradually became clear

He hoped, by experimenting on us, to fins out whether

to find out whether certain injections could help

George and Julie, were graduate workers

He took my cage from the shelf and carried it to another room, similar to the first

to the first one but with more equipment in it

He placed the cage in a slot against the wall

against the wall, slid open the end, opened a matching door in the wall.

The small doorway in the wall

into a short corridor, which opened, or seemed to

Furthermore , i could ... the fresh outdoor ....

I could smell the fresh outdoor

the fresh outdoor breeze

I made a dash towards the open end of the cooridor.

about two feet from my cage the was something

there was something dreadfully wrong with the floor

when my fett touched it i felt it, a terrible, prickling feeling came over my skin

my eyes blurred

my eyes blurred and i got instantly ...

I got instantly dizzy

i never got used to that feeling

I did experience it many times and , eventually learned

it was not exacly pain but it was unbearable

yet i was in a frenzy to reach that open lawn

i tried again - and jumped back again. No use .

I had been looking so eagerly at the open end of the one i was in

The second one seemed to

the second one seemed to stop about five feet

about five feeta away in a blank wall

i ran down it cautiously

another shock. I pulled back and saw that there was still another corridor

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