:09:02
My name is Shaw.
William Shaw.
:09:05
But my friends call me Willy.
:09:07
Do we know him, sir?
:09:11
We do not.
:09:13
Are you at leisure, Mr. Shaw,
or do you follow a profession?
:09:16
Most serious one, ma'am.
l'm a medical man, a doctor.
:09:20
Oh, my!
:09:22
l studied at Leyden, then
higher anatomy with Dreyfuss at Leipzig.
:09:25
With higher anatomy, you must know
a great deal about the human body.
:09:29
lndeed, madam.
Every bit of it.
:09:32
All the ins and outs.
:09:36
ln medicine, it's our obligation
to probe to the very bottom of things.
:09:44
We must, in fact, explode
ancient superstitions...
:09:47
shake truths
violently from the body.
:10:06
You, sir!
Forgive my rudeness.
:10:09
Trotter's the name.
l'm with the regiment.
:10:12
William Shaw.
Dr. Shaw, in fact.
:10:15
Most happy. What ship
did you come in on, Doctor?
:10:19
Was it the Bristol packet?
:10:22
Bristol packet? Bristol packet?
:10:24
l believe that was it,
although l can't be sure.
:10:26
l'm all at sea
when it comes to things nautical.
:10:29
Very good.
No, the reason l asked...
:10:33
is the Bristol packet
don't arrive until a week Wednesday.
:10:36
That's him!
That man stole my diamond comb!
:10:40
My pearls! My pearl dangles!
:10:42
My ruby necklace!
:10:44
- Sergeant of the guard!
- Women!
:10:46
Sergeant of the guard!
:10:57
Good night, ladies!