The Talk of the Town
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:43:15
This is for you, for being
such a good patient.

:43:19
Thank you, Miss Shelley.
:43:23
The professor's custard.
:43:26
Not now, Joseph. Thank you.
:43:28
Not at all. I was on my way
to bed anyway.

:43:33
- Feeling better, professor?
- Much better.

:43:36
- I'm really very grateful to you both.
- Say nothing of it.

:43:41
Your cold will thaw. Everything thaws.
:43:45
Good night, Joseph.
I hope your ankle is better.

:43:49
Thank you.
:43:52
Good night, Miss Shelley.
:43:55
Good night.
:44:18
- Good morning.
- Good morning.

:44:21
- Well, what's wrong?
- Well...

:44:23
- I didn't think you'd be down.
- No, stay as you are.

:44:27
- The gardener shouldn't eat here.
- Nonsense. Sit, I insist.

:44:30
- Good morning.
- You sure you should be up?

:44:33
- Yes, I'm quite well.
- That's good.

:44:36
- Is there a morning paper?
- I'll see.

:44:41
No, it hasn't come yet.
:44:47
Wonderful cook. We're in clover.
I'll take this out of your way.

:44:52
Well, Joseph, this is very nice
and companionable.

:44:56
You know, there's a touch of
the philosopher about you that I like.


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