:06:02
I sense it every time
I come near to you.
:06:04
You sense only your own desires
and pulsations.
:06:07
-Mine in no way resemble them.
-Stop it. I'm mad about you.
:06:16
-I'm afraid I'm boring you.
-No.
:06:19
Your attitudes
are very interesting.
:06:22
I feel exactly like Miss Carmichael.
I'd like to throw a book at you...
:06:26
But I won't.
:06:28
-May I borrow this?
-Certainly.
:06:30
Forgive me for my criticism.
I think I better stick to books.
:06:34
-And another thing...
-Pardon me for marching in...
:06:37
but I'm spreading the tidings.
My successor will be due any moment.
:06:40
Well, Dr. Mercheson, it's been
a pleasure working under you.
:06:43
Thank you very much.
Coming, Dr. Petersen?
:06:45
I'm in no mad hurry
to welcome Dr. Edwardes.
:06:51
It's hard to imagine
this place without you.
:06:53
-I sort of go with the fixtures.
-More than that, you are Green Manors.
:06:56
-lt seems unfair.
-You're very young in the profession.
:07:00
You haven't learned the basic secret,
the old must make way for the new...
:07:04
particularly when he's suspected
of a touch of senility.
:07:07
That's ridiculous, the directors
should realise you're much better.
:07:11
You've been like a new man
since your vacation.
:07:12
The board's as fair and all-knowing
as a hospital board can be.
:07:16
I agree, I'm as able and brilliant
as ever, but having crumbled once...
:07:20
-I might crumble again.
-You were overworked.
:07:23
A charming diagnosis
for a broken down horse.
:07:26
I shall always remember
your cheerfulness today as...
:07:28
-a lesson in how to accept reality.
-Don't be taken in by my happy air...
:07:34
it's the least difficult way of
saying goodbye to 20 years.
:07:37
Yes, I know...
Come in.
:07:41
Your mail, Dr. Petersen.
And Mr. Garmes.
:07:44
Come in, Mr. Garmes.
:07:47
You're not leaving today?
I'll see you again?
:07:49
I'll hover around for a while...
:07:51
Like a mother hen, at least until
Dr. Edwardes is firmly on the list.