:27:02
Thanks, Sister Briony.
:27:15
[ Sighs ]
:27:21
Talking of medicine,
Sister Briony,
:27:23
if you get a bad case,
:27:25
one that seems as though
it might be dangerous, don't take it.
:27:30
- But that would be--
- It would be wise.
:27:32
If you got a bad case and
some of your people died,
:27:35
you'd have all the people
up against you.
:27:38
- Why ?
- Well, you must remember,
they're primitive people...
:27:41
and like, like children.
:27:43
Unreasonable ch/ldren.
:27:46
They've never seen med/c/ne. They'd
th/nk /t was mag/c, a new k/nd of mag/c.
:27:49
So remember,
I've warned you.
:27:52
By the way, how are you
feeling, all of you ?
:27:55
Not very well.
Sister Ruth is the worst.
:27:58
I think the water must be bad.
Ayah says it's the water.
:28:01
On the contrary.
The water's too good.
:28:04
It's Darjeeling tummy.
I'd better get that plumbing fîxed.
:28:07
Sister Clodagh !
:28:11
What has happened, Sister ?
:28:13
Oh, Sister, Sister,
they brought in a woman.
:28:16
Our fîrst bad case.
She was covered in blood.
:28:19
I've never seen such a sight.
She must've cut an artery.
:28:21
I had such a t/me stopp/ng
the bleed/ng. I've never seen
bleed/ng l/ke that before.
:28:25
I didn't know what to do at fîrst,
but at last I managed to stop it.
:28:28
A minute would've fetched Sister Briony
who would've stopped it at once.
:28:32
What were you doing there ?
I told you to stay in bed.
:28:34
I was only try/ng
to cons/der you, S/ster Br/ony.
:28:37
It m/ght have been better
to have cons/dered the woman
who /s bleed/ng to death.
:28:45
- Shall I wait ?
- We are coming in a moment.
:28:48
I think you'd better
go back to your room.
:28:59
Good-bye, Sister.
I hope your patient does well.