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... at all. A good doctor pursues his calling without any regard to a bad result. Otherwise, teaching in medical school might be called into question and ...
... you, praise you to the skies, and belittle or disparage all other doctors without exception. Peacock We do everything that a doctor and a pharmacist ...
... from the house leading Dudley, a sturdy old peasant.). Peacock Have a look at this young fellah. Ever see a better built body. Flem Never. Peacock ...
... Ah, that would be nice. Peacock I want to give you something appetizing. What do you like to eat. Dudley Mutton chops. Peacock Bah. What bad ...
... bleed me again and give me an enema. Trippet What's wrong with you. Dudley They say I have extended diaphragm muscles, and I don't know how many ...
... Ahem. I intend that he live a long life. Trippet We are talking at cross-purposes. Peacock Oh, that. Trippet, they've come to get me to see a patient-a ...
... his incompatible qualities. Peacock What. What incompatible qualities. Trippet Eh. Yes, sir. Those qualities are certainly found in an ...
... view is different. You see despair and I see cause for hope. I read the future in a way that is more agreeable than you do. Harriet You are deceiving ...
... hasn't some rich person recently died at their hands. Trippet The Judge. Judge Glanville. Jeremy That's our luck. All we have to do is to tell the ...
... Yes, you have only to do as I told you and you will be delivered from the Doctor's tyranny. Until we meet again. Adieu. Trippet What. You've already ...
... let Miss Harriet speak. (to Harriet) What to you say. Harriet Well put together. Trippet His hypodermic syringe is just ravishing. Harriet ...
... to Trippet) What an engaging prospect. Flem Every morning and night I will give you some little delight. Trippet That's bound to please her. Flem ...
... honor I feel for you and everything that belongs to you, I insist on embracing them, too. Harriet Just a minute, Mr. Officer. Trippet Do you take ...
... Sir, for God's sake, tell me who you are. Jeremy I am a colonel and you see me here with my major. I come to consult you about an illness. Harriet ...
... God's sake, abandon the battlefield because you were beaten. To avenge yourself on your captain, couldn't you wait till after the battle. Major, call ...
... it. But, only if the doctor gives me a large dowry. It is not right to marry a woman who brings nothing. Jeremy He's right, Doctor. It's necessary to ...
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... magazine article writer. That's all there is, just that one talk and it ends very unsatisfying without action. It is kind of confusing at first, trying ...
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