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A very long time ago, when I was 20, I
was working for a large company out in
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East Africa in Dar es Salaam.
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And one morning, while I was shaving in
the bathroom, I happened to glance out
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of the window at the gardener who was
raking the gravel on the driveway down
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below.
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Behind him, right at that moment, I saw
a black mamba, six feet long, moving
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over the gravel toward him.
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Look out, Ndisho, I yelled. Behind you,
a snake.
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He swung round.
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Too late.
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The mamba bit him on the ankle.
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I got him to hospital in ten minutes,
but he died that day.
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The krait, K -R -A -I -T, is another of
the killer snakes.
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And this one is almost more frightening
than the mamba because he is so tiny.
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He looks like a twig on the ground.
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This story is about a krait.
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Understand Amara.
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Better than the whole world without
India.
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Harry Pope was on the wagon and doing
very well. He hadn't touched the drop
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three weeks.
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He'd just been asked by Cable from his
boss in Melbourne a very serious
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question.
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In accordance with the revised policy,
which jobs in his English teaching
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department could now be Indianized? That
is handed over to trained Bengali
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teachers.
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Harry had Cable back immediately with
just one word, mine.
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He hated India.
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Cutting out the drink was all part of
the plan for a new, rejuvenated Harry
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Pope. Vital, dynamic, and posted home at
last.
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It's nightingales, and our garden is
India.
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Handle the way!
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All right, Sandra!
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Why not?
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Tell Bobby Timberwood to take me home.
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Tell me, why'd they call you Timber?
Because my name is Woods.
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I'm so glad you won.
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How's Harry? Don't worry, he'll be fast
asleep.
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I thought you were taking me home,
darling.
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I am, by way of the bungalow, darling.
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You bachelor, so wild.
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Not a care in the world.
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So Harry's going home to England then?
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Mm -hmm.
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Changed man. Hasn't touched a drink for
three weeks.
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Resisting temptation.
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Unlike some, I'm glad to say.
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You said he'd be asleep.
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Shh. We sit all night.
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What about a nice drink?
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Lovely. Good.
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Timber.
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Timber.
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Shh. Did you hear something? No, no, no.
Listen.
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Timber.
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Sounds ill.
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Don't say he's gone back to the bottle.
Oh, darling, take no notice. Wait a
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minute.
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Timber, come here.
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Quiet. Timber, for God's sake.
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Sounds bad.
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You haven't been drinking, have you?
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What's up?
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You look terrible.
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Don't move.
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Take your shoes off.
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Oh, I get it.
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Take your shoes off.
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You mustn't move.
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Timber? Oh, slowly.
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How long are you going to be?
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Who's that?
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Sandra. Oh, great.
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Tell him who I am.
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Please.
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I suppose he's drunk again.
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Not so far, Hunter.
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Just look at him. I am. Awful. Like
Bobby after squash.
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Right, Harry.
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Now, what is the problem?
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A crate.
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Snake. I knew that.
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Get your shoes off.
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Get some ice out of there.
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A real boy scout.
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What is the matter with you?
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Can't you guess?
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Heaven's sake.
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That is stupid thinking you can do
something for a crowbird.
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A little cat stuck up a poison.
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Make -believe. They're fatal.
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Well, what do you suggest?
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Do you need adoption, of course?
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Sandra, you're brilliant. I'll ring Dr.
Kunzler. No.
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Why not? Because he knows me.
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He'll see me and he'll tell my husband.
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Well, you'd better go then, hadn't you?
Before he comes.
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How? I can't walk.
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Oh, hell. Take that through and put it
on his forehead.
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We've got the doctor coming, Harry.
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Dr. Kunzru.
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Lord! For God's sake, can't you even...
I'm doing my best.
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Dr.
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Kunzru, Timberwoods.
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It's an emergency.
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Yes, Harry.
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Harry Pope.
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A crite.
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No, he hasn't been bitten yet.
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Timber says I have to put this on your
forehead.
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No.
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Nothing.
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Please. Yes, yes. It's on his stomach.
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Yes, good.
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Fine.
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Right.
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He says he doesn't want the ice.
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Come on, Harry, it'll do you good. No.
I'll cool you down. Don't.
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I need a drink.
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I'm not a bloody night nurse. Never was
and never will be.
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Don't.
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I wouldn't disturb it. I promise you.
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You damn fool.
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The light would frighten it.
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It's dark under there now.
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Amber?
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I'll get rid of her.
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Just hold on.
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The doctor's coming soon.
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Darling, you need a drink.
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I don't.
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And nor do you.
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That's what you think. I need something.
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Sandra.
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Oh, look what I've done.
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Oh, God, I'm such a mess.
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Thank God the doctor's here. No, don't
forget.
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He mustn't see me. For God's sake,
Sandra.
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I am not here.
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Now I'm driving home. Bloody well, stay
here.
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Doctor. Has he been bitten yet? No.
Good. Then it's hope.
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Don't worry, Mr. Pope.
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There is plenty that can be done.
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It is quite a simple matter, but don't.
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Good. Very good.
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You're an excellent fellow.
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Now, with the theorem in the book,
you're all right,
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even if you are bitten.
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yet. I'll be back in just two ticks.
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We talk here, yes? No, no. The kitchen.
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But the serum must give some protection,
surely?
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Yes, it might. It might not.
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You mean your serum is no bloody good?
Mr. Woods.
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The crite is possibly the most poisonous
snake in the world. And there it lies
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on his stomach. If it bites him there,
it goes straight to his bloodstream.
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We must try and think of something else.
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Well, we pull the sheet back fast and...
No, no, no, no.
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It is not a matter to be gone into a
board -headed.
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Well, we must do something. I mean, he's
been lying there for hours.
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Paper. A piece of paper. Yeah.
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Make a funnel, you know.
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We introduce an anesthetic to the
creature where it lies.
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Splendid and excellent idea.
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No, but it's not such a splendid idea
because, as you know, a snake is a cold
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-blooded animal and it won't work
quickly enough.
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Chloroform, Will.
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Chloroform. And you have chloroform?
Yes, in my bag. So you get the paper,
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The paper, please.
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Good, fine.
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Later. Later.
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Look, Bobby will be going crazy. Soon,
soon. Please drive me home.
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Don't do it, I dare you. Of course I do.
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Later, for God's sake.
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More speed, less haste, Mr. Pope.
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Three minutes, Rafa.
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Okay.
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Don't move, mister.
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Where?
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We must be careful. It could be
anywhere. It could have gone inside his
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Stay still.
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The last.
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It's gone.
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It's bloody gone.
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Are you certain you saw it, Mr. Pope?
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Yes, under the sheet. I felt it.
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It's gone.
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It's a miracle.
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You didn't dream it, Mr. Pope?
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You're calling me a liar?
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Harry, for God's sake.
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You dirty little sewer covercher.
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Take it easy, Harry.
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You bloody failed M .D. Calcutta. That's
quite enough.
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You're telling me, you native bloody
wizard, that I imagined it?
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Or dreamt it?
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Or drank too much?
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I'm afraid there's been a bit of a mix
-up.
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Well, good night to you both. Excuse me.
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Doctor, there's something I must
explain. Please don't.
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Mr. Pope has made himself quite clear.
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I thought I'd left my keys here.
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No, perhaps in the car.
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Yes, I came so quickly.
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My car! It's gone!
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Exactly, that's what I was going to say.
I can't drive without my car.
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It's my life, blood.
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You know, cars are dearer than gold
here. Don't worry.
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Don't worry.
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I know where it is. But, Mr. Wood...
I'll drive you.
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Doctor, I must apologize for Harry.
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You did an excellent job.
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Thank you.
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Thank you.
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And I'm not a failed M .D.
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