Doctor at Large
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1:19:03
I once stayed there
under most romantic circumstances.

1:19:16
Well, that's that.
Now, try and remember it.

1:19:20
They're bound to ask
something on antibiotics.

1:19:23
- I'll try.
- I must go. I'm on night duty.

1:19:29
- Joy?
- Mmm?

1:19:31
How could anyone
marry a bloke like Bingham?

1:19:36
- I suppose she loves him.
- I suppose so. Hm!

1:19:41
What a life, being married
to a doctor, anyway, eh?

1:19:45
Yes, it would be a strain.
1:19:47
It would be nice, too,
if you married the right one.

1:19:50
- No supper?
- No, thanks.

1:19:52
It's not baked beans.
I'm on to omelettes these days.

1:19:56
Joy, you're very sweet.
1:19:58
What would I do if you passed your
exams and beetled off somewhere?

1:20:02
I'm don't think
I'm very likely to beetle.

1:20:05
I'm sort of a fixture here,
1:20:07
like sinks and door handles
and things.

1:20:11
Well, just you remember
that no one can get on without them.

1:20:16
- Good night.
- Night.

1:20:26
Simon!
1:20:30
(Light knock)
1:20:37
- 0h, what is it?
- Casualty case, Doctor. Male.

1:20:41
Intermittent abdominal pains.
Severe at times.

1:20:46
- Does he look ill?
- No, came in a taxi.

1:20:49
0h, what time is it?
1:20:51
Half past three.
Raining like blazes outside.

1:20:55
- Ah, Doctor.
- Good morning. What's the trouble?


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