:31:16
All right, Mrs. Deventer, he can come
for a couple of hours tomorrow...
:31:20
and I'll look in on Friday.
:31:22
- Thank you, Doctor.
- Goodbye.
:31:23
Goodbye.
:31:27
- Morning, ma'am.
- Good morning.
:31:29
Sorry I wasn't down.
:31:31
- Were you wanting rooms?
- Well, that depends.
:31:35
- May I use your telephone?
- Certainly. It's in there.
:31:38
Thank you.
:31:40
Smithy, come and sit down.
You look worn out.
:31:43
He does look poorly. The poor dear.
:31:47
Is this the phone?
:31:48
Yes. You just picks it up,
turns the handle...
:31:51
Yes. Thank you.
:31:58
I want to make a trunk call, please.
:32:00
Melbridge 4294.
:32:05
What?
:32:07
Clevedon 2707.
:32:12
Hello?
:32:15
Hello, Paula.
:32:18
No, he's all right. Come to in a jiffy.
:32:21
Right as rain, barring a bump on his head.
:32:24
Big as an apple, it was.
:32:27
That fellow of yours must have given him
what I gave the gunner.
:32:30
What? A bump.
:32:34
Biffer, don't make me laugh.
I'll go into hysterics. What?
:32:40
He is an angel. So are you.
:32:43
Do you mind if I rush off now
and tell Smithy? He'll be so happy.
:32:46
A thousand thanks, darling, and goodbye.
:32:51
Smithy, it's all right.
:32:53
Isn't it wonderful? Sam's all right.
:32:56
Now you have nothing
to worry about, nothing.
:32:59
Sam's being awfully decent about it.
He says it was just an accident.