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It seems to me I might
as well meet this patient of yours.
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Thank you very much.
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Shall we say in a few days?
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Two o'clock tomorrow afternoon?
:42:18
Whatever's most convenient, sir.
:42:22
Two o'clock then, tomorrow.
:42:24
Thank you very much.
:42:30
Two o'clock...
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Morning, Mr Treves. Early again!
- Yes.
:42:38
You'd have made a good milkman!
:42:42
I'll keep that in mind.
- Okay, sir.
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"He restoreth my soul.
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He leadeth me into paths of...
righteousness for his name's sake."
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"Righteousness!"
:43:05
"He leadeth me into the paths of
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righteousness for his name's sake."
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Good. It's very good.
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When your visitor comes today,
I want you to say it exactly the same.
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When I introduce him to you,
just say the words you've learnt.
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If you have trouble with the words,
I'll help you, nothing to worry about.
:43:28
I'll introduce you to him and say:
"Please meet Mr. Carr-Gomm."
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And will you say:
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Hello, my name is John Merrick.
:43:40
I'm very pleased to meet you.
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Good. Good.
:43:46
I'll go and get Mr. Carr-Gomm.
:43:54
It is only a physical problem.
:43:58
He has trouble with certain sounds
because of the constrictive deformity.