What is the meaning of “put him in the dark of ether” in Out, out by Robert Frost?
What is the meaning of “put him in the dark of ether” in Out, out by Robert Frost?
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Ether is a substance which was earlier used for anaesthesia. Putting in the dark of ether means the boy was anesthetised during operation and his consciousness went dark into it.
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