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And says he , ` There 's one more question I want to ask you : Is there anything you can think of that you 'd like to have or like to do ? ' `` And Hannah put her hand up to her face and burst out cryin ' like a little child , and the old doctor patted her on the shoulder and says he , ` That 's right ; cry as much as you please , ' and when Hannah had kind o ' quieted down , he says again , ` Now tell me what it is you want ; I know there 's somethin' you want , and if you can get it , it 'll make you well . ' And Hannah begun cryin ' again , and says she , ` If I told you what it is I want , you 'd think I 'm crazy sure enough , and may be I am . My head feels heavy and dizzy , ' says she , ` and sometimes I feel like I was goin ' to fall backward , and I ca n't remember things like I used to do ; I do n't take any interest in my work , and I ca n't git to sleep at night for a long time , and I wake up at two o'clock and stay awake till daylight , and jest as I 'm droppin ' off , it 's time to git up and cook breakfast , and I 'm so tired that sometimes I wish the end of the world would come and put a stop to everything . But I do n't want to go to the Asylum . Do n't let Miles send me there . ' And the doctor says , ` Do n't you be afraid of that .