1:09:01
Don't worry.
Your buddy will get the best medicine care.
1:09:08
"Don't worry" is the most
frightening phrase in English.
1:09:12
"Don'd gworry," even more so.
1:09:19
It means they're not going to worry,
but you better had.
1:09:35
Each hour Fred remained unconscious,
his chances got worse.
1:09:41
I had heard that sounds
of familiar voices might help.
1:09:43
So I kept up a steady stream of chatter
in Fred's room.
1:09:47
And arranged an around-the-clock vigil
of friends to read to him.
1:09:49
It was hard to find books in English,
Fred might like.
1:09:52
''We seek him here, we seek him there.
Those Frenchies seek him everywhere.
1:09:56
''ls he in heaven? Is he in hell?
That damned, elusive Pimpernel? ''
1:10:01
It was disillusioning how some people
let you down when someone gets sick.
1:10:06
It's 9:30, the situation's really bad.
1:10:09
Why haven't you shown up yet?
You're really needed here.
1:10:14
Aurora turned out to be a real trooper.
1:10:19
Marta never showed up.
1:10:25
The Consul turned out to be a great guy.
1:10:27
Terrific with the hospital administration.
1:10:29
He couldn't believe Fred had taken
the Old Crow thing seriously.
1:10:32
I was just kidding.
1:10:34
I forgot guys who joke around a lot
can be so sensitive.
1:10:36
I have no sense of humor
so he must have assumed I was serious.
1:10:40
Among the Navy guards was
our friend, Frank...
1:10:43
... who, in his off-duty hours,
helped me with the reading.
1:10:46
'''Wherever you are, depravity and evil
are to be found,' said Pierre to his wife.
1:10:50
'''Anatole, come with me. I want
a word with you,' he added in French.''
1:10:55
Fred and I were so-called "only cousins"...
1:10:58
... the only cousin each of us had.