:01:02
Is there nothing we should do?
:01:05
Put up stronger fencin'. Hm?
:01:08
Just let her get well.
She knows how better than we do.
:01:13
These things come and go in infants.
Never know why.
:01:17
Call it acute congestion
of the stomach and brain.
:01:20
I'll see you to your buggy, Doctor.
:01:22
Main thing is the fever's gone.
:01:24
I never saw a baby with more vitality.
That's the truth.
:01:33
(baby cries)
:01:37
Hush...
:01:39
Don't you cry now.
:01:42
You've been trouble enough.
:01:47
"Call it acute congestion" indeed!
:01:50
I don't see what's so cute about
a congestion just cos it's yours.
:01:58
We'll have your father
run an editorial in his paper.
:02:03
"The wonders of modern medicine."
:02:05
They don't know what they're curing
even when they cure it.
:02:10
Men! Men and their battle scars.
:02:14
We women have...
:02:21
Helen?
:02:25
(clicks fingers)
:02:31
Helen!
:02:35
Cap'n!
:02:36
(screaming)
:02:39
Cap'n! Will you come?
:02:42
- Katie! What is it? What's happened?
- (screaming)
:02:46
- Katie! What is it? What's wrong?
- Look! She can't see.
:02:50
Look at her eyes. She can't see.
:02:53
Helen!
:02:55
Or hear.
When I screamed she didn't blink.
:02:58
- Not an eyelash!
- Helen!