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Hello.

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early riser.

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Look, Dad's up on the veranda, and
you're just in time for some coffee.

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you joining us?

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Oh, no, I have to feed Walter.

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Walter? The warthog.

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Oh, that Walter. Yes, yes, of course.
See you later, Henry. Bye.

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Give my regards to Walter.

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What are you doing up so early?

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I happen to be an early riser. Is that
so unusual?

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No, I guess not.

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Sit down, help yourself to some coffee.
Thanks.

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Hey, hi, Edwin.

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What are you doing up so early?

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I happen to be a... Oh, never mind.

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I say, where's Clarence? I don't see him
in his usual spot, and I don't see Judy

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about either.

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Oh, there was Mike.

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And where's Mike?

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He went to Monduli to pick up some
antibiotics.

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He should be back before long.

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Well, why did Judy and Clarence go along
with you?

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Oh, they didn't have any choice.

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Clarence likes to go for rides, and if
Clarence gets to go, Judy demands equal

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rights. We run a very democratic
compound.

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Sweet little Judy.

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I'm sure she gives Mike a great deal of
pleasure on these long drives.

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Judy, right now I can think of nothing
that would give me more pleasure than to

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wring your neck.

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Why? Why did you let the air out of the
spare tire?

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Don't you know the antibiotics will
spoil if I don't keep them refrigerated?

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And you know I'm in a hurry.

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And you, Clarence, why didn't you stop
her?

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Oh, never mind. You're as bad as she is.

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Oh, how I ever wound up with a lazy good
-for -nothing lion and a smart -aleck

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chimpanzee, I'll never know.

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All right, young lady, come on over here
and pump a wire.

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Let's see if you're at least good for
something. Come on.

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Come on. Take it.

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Come on. Here, Judy. Here, Judy.

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Go on.

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Oh, Marsha, drugs will spoil by the time
he gets here and back to Omeru.

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Let's see.

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I could leave the reserve, cut through
the free area. That way I could make up

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some lost time.

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Maybe more.

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I know, Judy, there are rough roads in
the free area. But thanks to you, we

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no choice. Now be quiet and keep
pumping.

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I must let you chaps get on with your
reports so you won't get them off in

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for tomorrow's mail.

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You know, things have been so quiet for
me lately, I feel I'm practically on a

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vacation. Unfortunately, we're not.

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Bob Long from Macheso Game Park calling
Marsh Tracy at Romero. Over.

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Uh, Tracy here. Read you loud and clear,
Bob. What's up?

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Hello, Marsh.

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Remember your old friend Twigger, the
giraffe?

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I sure do.

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Well, he's come down with...

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We started tracking him, but he joined
up with a small herd and headed into the

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free area.

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I have an idea he may have crossed into
Wamero.

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Bob, this infection, does it impair his
movement any?

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Yes. He definitely has a limp.

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He's probably in pain.

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All right, Bob, I'll leave immediately.
Where should I start looking?

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I'd suggest you head north along the
Wambese Road.

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We'll try and follow his spore and keep
in touch with you.

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All right, Bob. Tracy up.

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I'll get the truck.

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Uh, Jack.

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Uh, wait a minute. I, uh... Look, I know
you'd like to go along on this, but

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these reports have to be in the mail by
tomorrow. Oh, Marsh, that's not fair to

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me. I'll tell you what. I'll tell you
what.

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Mike should be back soon. When he gets
here, you can turn it over to him. And

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then follow us, all right?

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All right.

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Uh, Henley, uh...

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As long as you're not doing anything at
the moment, how about giving me a hand?

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Delighted. Good.

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Come on, let's get our gear.

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Don't stop that yakking. I'll put you in
back of parents.

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Frankly, I've had just about enough of
your company as it is.

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From now on, you stay at home.

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No more trips with me.

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Nothing but ghost.

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Judy, what did I tell you?

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One more sound and you're...

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Ooh. Ooh.

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for supply of streptomycin. I got
sulfur. Yeah, I got plenty.

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Tranquilizing solution. One bottle
should be enough.

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Is something the matter with Mike?

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No, why?

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Well, we haven't heard from him. Oh,
don't worry about Mike. He should be

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soon.

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Well, then who is all that for?

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It's for Twiga, the giraffe.

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From the Mochazo Game Park?

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Yes, he's suffering from an apparently
dangerous leg infection.

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He's wandered into the free area and
seems to be heading toward the Romero

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Reserve. Bob Long just called, asked
Marsh to help out.

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Oh, poor Twig.

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Such a beautiful animal. I hope it isn't
anything serious.

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I hope not, too, hon.

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Come on, Eddie. We'd better get going.

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Right.

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With any luck, we should be back before
dark.

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If I could come back in time, I could
have gone off with him.

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That playboy is probably off somewhere
kissing a pretty girl.

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Some guys get all the luck.

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Oh, you poor dear.

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Oh, cut it out.

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Judy.

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Judy,

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my leg.

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My leg.

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We've got to call Romero for help.

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Get me the walkie -talkie.

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want you to take this note to Dr.

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I.

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Judy, for once, do as you're told.

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Take it.

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Take it.

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I hope he makes it.

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No sign of any giraffe around here.

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Maybe Bob and his men are having better
luck. Get them on the radio.

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Right.

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Calling Bob Long. Calling Bob Long.

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Hedley here with Marsh.

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Do you read me, Bob?

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Yes, Hedley. I read you. Where are you?
At the Eula River crossing.

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Any sign of the giraffe?

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We spotted the herd heading for the
northwest waterhole not too far from

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position. Was Twigger with them?

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I think so, but we couldn't get close
enough to see.

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Well, we'll keep a lookout.

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Hedley out.

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Yes,

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Dad, I read you.

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Have you found Twiga?

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No, not yet, but Bob just gave us a...
Is Mike back yet? We could sure use

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another hand.

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Well, no, he isn't. Do you want Giacome
to join you?

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No, not until Mike gets back.

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Have you heard from him at all?

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You asked for it.

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Jack, you leave her alone.

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I didn't leave Toto alone. Look what she
did to my reports.

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We're going to move further away.

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I'm not going to move further away. I'm
going to move your baby further away.

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I don't know.

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Did she say Mike wasn't back yet?

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Yes, she did.

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Funny, you know, he should have been
back by now.

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Don't let me pass.

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Thank you.

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I just hope it doesn't start to make
some...

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You must be hungry.

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Go get something to eat.

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No, thank you, Judy.

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You eat it.

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Don't worry.

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Wash and jack off.

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Radio Bob, give them our location. We're
going to need help.

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Calling Bob Long. Calling Bob Long.

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Higley here with Marsh.

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You read me, Bob?

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Bob, Twigger's been darting. Now spread
your men out so we can stop him until

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the drug takes effect.

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We'll get right on it, Headley.

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How?

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All right.

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We'll have to work fast.

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First I have to get a tissue specimen of
that tumor.

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If you stay down too long, his lungs
will fill with fluid and he'll

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Well, Ray, do you think you'll be able
to save him in time?

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Don't worry, we'll fix him up.

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The party's getting him back on his feet
again.

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The whole thing sounds rather dangerous
to me.

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Woof woof woof!

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Mike. Here, let me see.

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Uh -oh, he's in trouble. He's hurt.

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That looks like a map.

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Yeah. Where is he?

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Looks like in the middle of the free
area.

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Free area?

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We'd better hurry. Come on.

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What does the tissue sample say?

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Is it good news?

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It's not a tumor and it's not
contagious.

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It's a fungus infection surrounded by
canker sores.

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Then you'll be all right?

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About two days later, I wouldn't know.

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His whole system is infected.

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I'll pump him full of antibiotics and
then try to get some of those ticks out

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his eyes.

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And then give him the antidote. You need
any help?

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No, thanks. Just pray we get him back on
his feet.

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Your time's running out.

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feet in the next few minutes, you'll
never make it.

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Isn't there something we can do? That
poor beast is going to kill himself.

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Eddie, there's a ton and a half of
giraffe there.

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A sure man parlo will never get him on
his feet.

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Any more antidote would surely kill him,
too.

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Let me put him out of his misery. I
can't miss it this rate. Not on your

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He's going to make it. He's got to make
it.

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But, Marsh, it's criminal to let him go
on. I just can't stand here and let him

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suffer. Oh, now, Henry, put that thing
down. But, Marsh, he's...

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Oh, very well. But I certainly hope
you're right.

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So do I.

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Well, then, how can you stand here
and... Look, look!

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Dimash, forgive me.

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You did a splendid job.

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Good old Trigger.

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He just wouldn't give up.

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I'm so relieved we got here in time.

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So am I.

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This is the area that he indicated.

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is going to be fine now. Oh, brother.

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You got that leopard just in time.

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Yes, she's fine, Mike.

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You know, she... She never left my side.

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I couldn't have made it without her.

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Hey, one thing. How did you manage to
tranquilize that leopard from that

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position you were in?

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What leopard?

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Well, that leopard.

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You mean you didn't do it?

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Judy?

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On the bonnie, bonnie banks of Womero.

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How's the leg coming along, Mike?

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Oh, just fine, Hedley. Thanks to Judy.

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Good. And thanks to Marsh. Twig is fine,
too. I just came to tell you that Bob

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saw him yesterday and he seemed quite
fit.

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Tell me, could you see if the swelling
had gone down on the leg at all?

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Yes, and there's no more limp.

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Well, that's good news.

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How about some coffee?

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No, thanks. I just came by to see how
Mike was getting along and to give you

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news. And before March... sets me to
work I'd better be on my way well

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and I'll see you all later

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old joker who let the air out of my
tires.

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Aha!

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Judy, I'm gonna give you a good spanking
for this.

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Come back here, you two.

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Come back here.

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Now come down here, you two. take your
licking like men.

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With it.

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Well, you can't expect her to be
perfect.