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fly in horror from the sight of him,
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and that he is debarred from
earning his livelihood in any way.
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Yet he is superior in intelligence.
He can read and write,
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is quiet, gentle,
not to say even refined.
:50:28
I should like to meet this gentleman.
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Have you seen this?
- No.
:51:05
Listen to this!
- Hey up, hey up!
:51:09
Hey up!
:51:13
Listen! This is a letter
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to the London Times
from the governor of the hospital.
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In a little room in one of attic wards
is a man named John Merrick,
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so dreadful a sight, that he is
unable even to come out by day.
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He's been called the "Elephant Man"
on account of his terrible deformity.
:51:37
His appearance is so terrible,
that women and nervous persons
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fly in terror at the sight of him.
:51:47
And how do you get tickets to see him?
:51:50
Your very own Sunny Jim!
- Let's go and see him!
:51:53
Keep your shirt on.
The time must be right.
:51:59
Now he's in the attic, but tomorrow
they'll move him to Bedstead Square,