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How may this be； unless you firstlay open to him the wound or trouble in your soul？〃 〃No！… not to thee！… not to an earthly physician！〃 cried Mr。Dimmesdale passionately； and turning his eyes； full and bright； andwith a kind of fierceness； on old Roger Chillingworth。 〃Not to thee！But； if it be the soul's disease； then do I mit myself to the onePhysician of the soul！ He； if it stand with His good pleasure； cancure； or He can kill！ Let Him do with me as； in His justice andwisdom； He shall see good。 But who art thou； that meddlest in thismatter？… that dares thrust himself between the sufferer and his God？〃 With a frantic gesture； he rushed out of the room。 〃It is as well to have made this step；〃 said Roger Chillingworthto himself； looking after the minister； with a grave smile。 〃Thereis nothing lost。 We shall be friends again anon。 But see； now； howpassion takes hold upon this man； and hurrieth him out of himself！As with one passion； so with another！ He hath done a wild thing erenow； this pious Master Dimmesdale； in the hot passion of his heart！〃 It proved not difficult to re…establish the intimacy of the twopanions； on the same footing and in the same degree asheretofore。 The young clergyman； after a few hours of privacy； wassensible that the disorder of his nerves had hurried him into anunseemly outbreak of temper； which there had been nothing in thephysician's words to excuse or palliate。 He marvelled； indeed； atthe violence with which he had thrust back the kind old man； whenmerely proffering the advice which it was his duty to bestow； andwhich the minister himself had expressly sought。 With these remorsefulfeelings； he lost no time in making the amplest apologies； andbesought his friend still to continue the care； which； if notsuccessful in restoring him to health；
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