:37:01
But nothing was found.
:37:04
She was discharged in good health.
:37:07
But she had another stroke three
months later and it killed her.
:37:12
We couldn't find the site.
lt happens sometimes.
:37:16
A few never have another stroke.
:37:20
lf we'd known whom they'd be
they'd not have had Thorotrast.
:37:24
But we couldn't tell.
- So she goes on the right?
:37:27
Of course.
She died.
:37:29
lf Aunt Johanne paid for your studies
why your lifetime of debt?
:37:33
Because she tricked me.
What about those?
:37:36
We've done them.
:37:38
She knew l'd never
join the missionaries.
:37:42
So she left all her money
to the Santal Mission -
:37:46
- and l was left a Bible ...
and a text ...
:37:51
... that said that
work was its own reward.
:37:55
lt was something of a shock
to find myself deep in debt.
:37:58
''Fear of God and thrift
are their own reward.''
:38:03
Meanwhile l'd got stuck
in my medical studies -
:38:06
- because l'd dreamed of
being a great scientist.
:38:09
This was
thanks to Aunt Johanne.
:38:12
She suffered from
pernicious anaemia.
:38:15
ln those days
they prescribed raw liver.
:38:18
But l was sure the stomach
was involved.
:38:21
So l asked for permission
to experiment -
:38:24
- by removing parts
of canine stomachs -
:38:27
- to see if the dogs
developed pernicious anaemia.
:38:30
l'd like to conduct
the experiments myself.
:38:34
But of course l'd need help.
- You know canine surgery?
:38:37
No, but l'd study canine anatomy
and practice on dead dogs first.
:38:44
Lundgaard, ever
done canine surgery?
:38:46
Not on the stomach.
But l'd be happy to assist Malmros.
:38:50
How long would
we observe the dogs?
:38:51
Six months, with blood tests
every three days or so.
:38:56
Malmros sounds Swedish; are you
related to the Bishop of Lund?