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- Doctor.
- Good evening, Kate.
:36:09
May I introduce Mrs. ter Horst,
Colonel Weaver.
:36:14
Is your husband
not returned yet?
:36:17
He should have been here by now.
:36:19
He must be having difficulties
coming through the German lines.
:36:24
Well, in that case...
:36:26
we will have to ask you
for a decision.
:36:29
Colonel Weaver
has a request to make.
:36:32
What we've done is
we've set up...
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a defensive pocket,
more or less thumb shaped...
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with the river as the base.
:36:41
Mrs. ter Horst speaks
surprisingly good English, Colonel.
:36:45
Then you understand that we're
in quite a strong position...
:36:48
for holding out
until 30 Corps reaches us.
:36:51
But we have to make
certain arrangements.
:36:55
The words come through. I don't know
if I follow the military strategy.
:37:00
We have the main hospital, of course,
but it is full to bursting.
:37:05
Perhaps you understand
that we have great need...
:37:08
of additional space.
:37:17
Our house would seem suitable.
:37:21
It's just for the slightly wounded.
:37:23
You know, we'll patch them up,
send them back-- that sort of thing.
:37:26
I feel it will need
a little more than that.
:37:35
We're wasting time. Come.
:37:37
- Doctor.
- Thank you, Kate.
:37:39
I will see you.
I will come back.
:37:46
You come in. Let's see.
:37:51
Please sit.
Come take this chair.
:37:56
- Come over here with me, lads.
- Thanks very much.