:39:01
Sarah isn't there. This scene
will have a universal certificate.
:39:05
Come with me, young Lancelot.
:39:08
Go on, Lance.
:39:10
No need to worry.
:39:13
Now, you're feeling ill,
remember?
:39:15
- How ill, sir?
- I Il enough to faint.
:39:18
Can you act that?
:39:20
If I hold my breath
and go all pale, sir.
:39:22
Good.
:39:34
Excuse me, but does
a Dr. Wilson live here?
:39:36
- No, I'm afraid he doesn't.
- Oh, dear.
:39:39
See, I was given this address,
and my boy's quite ill.
:39:42
We've traveled all this--
You all right?
:39:44
- You better come in.
- Would you mind? I'm sorry.
:39:47
I think he needs
to sit down badly.
:39:49
Thank you.
:39:55
- Can I fetch him a glass of water?
- That's very kind.
:39:58
Or some orange squash?
:40:01
- Water will be fine.
- Orange squash, please.
:40:04
Say thank you, Arthur.
:40:06
- Is his name Arthur?
- Yes, Arthur James.
:40:09
- His mother was fond of Tennyson.
- Is she--
:40:12
Yes, yes. Four years now.
:40:17
- He must be of great comfort to you.
- And anxiety.
:40:20
I ought to introduce myself.
:40:22
- Bridges.
- My name is Smythe.
:40:25
- With a "Y" ?
- Yes. This is my brother Richard.
:40:26
- With a "Y" ?
- Yes. This is my brother Richard.
:40:28
This is Mr. Bridges.
His boy isn't feeling well.
:40:32
I was given this address
for a Dr. Wilson.
:40:34
There's no such doctor here.
:40:40
I've seen your boy before.
:40:42
Maybe on the common.
:40:50
What was the real purpose
of your visit?
:40:56
I told you. A doctor.