Elephant Walk
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:44:00
What's happened? John!
:44:02
I can't get the bicycle free.
:44:04
- What happened?
- He hit the wall.

:44:05
Appuhamy, call the doctor at once.
:44:10
- I'd say a few weeks in bed will do it.
- A few weeks?

:44:13
I'm being optimistic.
It's a compound fracture.

:44:16
But I can't lie here,
I've got a plantation to run!

:44:18
Then you'll run it from your bed.
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- If I can't trust you, I'll put you in traction.
- Traction.

:44:23
I've got a new crop,
and the monsoons are due.

:44:25
Unfortunately, the leg must stay there,
and you are attached to it.

:44:29
- Very amusing.
- John, maybe your friends could help.

:44:32
How? They're all fighting time
and the monsoons themselves...

:44:35
and he picks this time to lay me up.
:44:37
- Good night.
- You're a quack!

:44:40
If you come in here,
I'll have you thrown out!

:44:42
Master, please.
:44:44
He never was a doctor. Few weeks!
:45:00
He'll be a difficult patient.
He's his father's son.

:45:03
Did you know John's father?
:45:04
You see this scar?
:45:06
Tom Wiley threw his water carafe at me
once when I said he had a temperature.

:45:10
I can believe it.
:45:13
You should get yourself some sleep,
young lady.

:45:15
I'll be all right. Don't worry about me.
:45:17
I've given your husband a strong sedative.
He'll rest very well.

:45:21
There's no reason
why you shouldn't do the same.

:45:23
- I will. I promise.
- Good.

:45:25
- I'll be back in the morning. Good night.
- Good night.


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