Elephant Walk
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:57:00
Old Lop-Ear and company.
:57:02
It's all right now. They're under control.
:57:13
- Hello, John.
- There you are.

:57:16
Don't I get a kiss now
that I'm all spruced up?

:57:26
Sit with me for a minute.
:57:31
I was riding this afternoon with Dick Carver.
:57:35
- We ran into elephants...
- Yes, I heard them.

:57:37
Just as well Dick was with you.
:57:42
Ruth, forgive me...
:57:44
for barking at you like that.
:57:49
I've missed you.
:57:51
John, I'm tired, and messy.
:57:54
Let me clean up.
:57:58
Yes, of course.
:58:02
You watch this.
:58:04
- Crutches.
- Darling, do be careful.

:58:05
The old place looks good. I've missed it.
:58:07
Come on. That wasn't very good.
:58:12
How do you manage these?
:58:13
Darling, don't you think
you should sit down?

:58:16
- Yes. Appuhamy.
- Master.

:58:20
Sit up.
:58:22
There you are.
:58:23
Darling, how can I ever thank you
for all you've done in the past few weeks?

:58:28
I've been spoiled before,
but never so beautifully.

:58:30
I haven't finished spoiling you.
I have a wonderful idea.

:58:33
What is it?
:58:34
The cruise boat comes into Ceylon
on Saturday.

:58:36
Why don't we get on it and go to Gibraltar,
then fly back?

:58:39
- I'm sorry, darling.
- John, it would be so good for you.

:58:43
It would be good for both of us.
I've asked Dr. Pereira already.

:58:46
It's a wonderful idea,
but you know I can't leave now.

:58:49
Besides I'd have to put off the surprise
I have for you.

:58:52
- Surprise?
- Yes. Next weekend.

:58:54
That's why I had to get up
and get this leg right.

:58:57
- Tell me what it is.
- Not a chance. It's a surprise.


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