The Doctor's Dilemma Page #3
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To behave.
I have great news for you.
What then?
We are going to eat delicious.
This, you mean?
No, I said delicious.
Delicious. I am very modest.
I am satisfied with a crust of bread.
I am forced to consume
as befits a physician.
I understand it perfectly. That
applies to all professions, I think.
Take the art. People think that we are
unreasonable, sloppy and dissolute.
They get angry when we are not.
That's why we do so.
Do not look so serious, Jinny Gwinny.
Are you spoiling your beautiful name?
You do not get that as a bachelor.
I also have two names. In times
of crisis it is just Ralph.
When the sun shines in the house
This is marriage life.
Look at how the stars shine.
Magnificent.
Do you want to put your name on the menu?
Under the drawing of me.
Can I borrow that?
Can I also have a scribble?
What do you think of Louis?
Or can not I ask?
We are charmed by him.
You leave happy.
He is worth it.
He will be saved.
Certainly.
How can I thank you?
Now I can finally be happy.
You do not know how I feel.
Yes, but just as good.
No, do not cry. Mr. Dubedat may
not know we're talking about him.
The car has arrived.
There is a telephone for Dr. Blenkinsop.
What a shame we have to go.
It is such a beautiful evening.
We enjoyed it so much.
A half an hour can not hurt.
No way. Bring your husband
home and put him in bed.
Yes, for elves to bed.
Too bad you leave.
Come with me.
I grab my jacket and see you for sure.
Good evening.
It was pleasant to meet.
Do not worry.
I help him with coughing.
We stimulate the phagocytes.
And otherwise I'll help you.
What should it be
wonderful to be a doctor.
Think about yourself. Your
lungs are just as vulnerable.
A charming woman and a gifted man.
Ridgeon is lucky.
Sorry, but I was called.
recipe from me in my pocket.
Where is Mrs Dubedat?
That's just gone.
Maybe I'll get them.
Nice people. I feared that this man
would be some sort of proleet.
He is almost as charming as she is.
It's a genius, so I
have to save it.
Is there something wrong with him?
What can be wrong about him?
be wrong:
Money or a woman.If you do not know how
that is, you know nothing.
With the money it is just a mustache.
He is good and frugal, so
I borrowed him 20 pounds.
Pay if you earn well.
He was very nice and
accepted it as a man.
When was that?
First on the terrace.
Then he had just borrowed
10 pounds from me.
He did not know when
he could pay it back.
I could not refuse. Mrs. Dubedat
You mean me.
Your name did not fall.
Because of his work, she is often alone.
He does not know how busy I am.
He suggested that I
occasionally talk to her.
He said that to me too.
This looks serious.
Did you catch up with them?
No, sorry I ran away like that.
- What is it?
- Nothing, a trifle.
Nothing to do about it.
Does it have to do with Dubedat?
I should not say anything,
but it is so silly.
He borrowed half a crown
from me for a tip.
I would get it back, his
wife had the money.
Of course I gave it to him.
He has forgotten to give back.
I have only two pence
for the return journey.
No, I do not take anything. I have
never borrowed anything, so not now.
If you thought I was borrowing
money, everything would stop me.
I'll walk the last bit.
Just go with the car.
Can I have the address of the
gentleman who came here to eat?
The young man?
Yes, that with that woman.
The lady who dined
here, his wife?
She is not, she can not.
I am his wife.
Girl anyway.
I can get my wedding certificate above.
That is Mr Louis Dubedat?
Believe it or not, but I am
the legitimate Mrs. Dubedat.
We got married three years ago.
Why do not you live with him?
There was no money for that.
My saved thirty pounds was up within
three weeks. He borrowed money.
He went to London and I
never heard from him again.
Our young friend
may be a losbol.
It is a scammer.
A hard judgment. He is so young.
And she is very beautiful.
Where can I find him?
Shall I give the address?
Yes, then we'll see.
- What's your name?
- Minnie.
Just write to this address.
Do not blame me for the brutality.
We have promised
to save him life.
What's the matter with him?
Tuberculosis.
- Can you cure that?
- I think so.
Just cure me.
My right lung was affected.
But I know what you want to say.
If a vacation saves my life, I'm unlucky.
I have no money.
Let's keep silent about it.
Can I have a cigarette?
But of course.
Now I know it again. Dubedat did
The Golden.
A wonderful evening.
A beautiful environment, a stimulating
conversation and a regal meal.
I am very modest.
I am satisfied with a crust of bread.
I am forced to consume
as befits a physician.
Dubedat is saved.
He paints better than ever.
He will be healthy. He becomes rich
and famous with his exhibition.
I owe everything to you.
What about, lifesaving?
Do you save the decent Blenkinsop
or the scammer of an artist?
Deciding is not easy. Blenkinsop
is decent, but is he useful?
Dubedat is a scammer, but he
makes beautiful and good things.
And what about his wife
when he finds out?
Indeed. Her life becomes a hell.
Yet it is a dilemma.
There is another complicating factor.
What then?
When Blenkinsop dies, they do not
think I want to marry the widow.
If I let Dubedat die, I
will marry his widow.
Maybe she does not want you.
I have a look at that. I know
if a woman is interested.
Sometimes a man knows everything
well, but sometimes he does not.
Otherwise you both save them.
That is impossible, I am full.
One extra case is still
possible, but two are not.
I have to choose.
You have to pretend that it does not exist.
She's confusing me.
You have to choose between a
person and lots of drawings.
A person can be replaced
rather than a good drawing.
It is a dilemma.
Yes, it is a dilemma.
Yes, it is a dilemma.
What is the name?
I'll give his name
and data tomorrow.
Repeat what I say. I promise...
honest and faithful...
never again...
never to borrow more money.
Unless? Unless I ask you first.
Otherwise people will get
the wrong impression.
If only I was strong
enough to work all day.
Then your house became a temple,
a beautiful holiness...
of unprecedented beauty.
Do you finish the drawings for McLean?
That does not matter anymore.
He has already paid almost everything.
That's why. He asked where
they stayed from the week.
What a brutality.
What is it for?
Now I have lost my interest.
I can give him his money back.
We can not afford that.
Finish them off, then it's done.
It is wrong to take an advance.
Is it already so late? The doctors
are coming and I'm not ready yet.
How nice of them to all
come to investigate you.
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