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You don't like him because
he's a Yankee. - He's a polecat, dear.
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Rosebud looked pitiful in that bed.
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I hope she's alright.
But I still think we should fire her.
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How can you think of that
at a time like this?
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When she recovers, dear.
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He's so smart and good inside.
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And so unhappy with a rich wife not
understanding, her being a southerner.
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You're too uncritical of people.
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But you don't know
the bedside manner of that man.
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He's so soothing, so smart,
and do kind-hearted deep inside.
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He practically gets tears in his eyes,
listening to my heartbeat.
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He says to me, "My dear,
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you are beautiful."
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Wasn't that a nice thing
for a doctor to say to a patient?
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What could cheer a girl up more?
:14:15
Rose, I have doubts about that doctor.
So does Daddy.
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He has doubts about hisself.
Isn't that sad?
:14:23
The poor man thinks nobody likes him.
:14:26
I'd believe it.
- He wants justice in the world.
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For everyone, especially the coloreds.
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That's nice of him,
'cause the coloreds have a rough life.
:14:36
Yes, they do,
but that guy doesn't care.
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Then why does he say it?
:14:44
To look better than everyone else.
:14:51
Dr. Martinson!
Come in, please.
:14:54
It's very damp outside.
:14:57
Rose is feeling so much better.
In fact, she's almost all well.