In Like Flint Page #2
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- 1967
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- And, besides,
I don't think we've got the time.
As soon as Derek gets back,
we leave for Rio.
Well, that's just perfect.
is right in the islands,
right on your way.
Please, say you'll come.
Derek can pick us up
on the way back from the desert.
- That's just marvelous.
- Great. I'll tell him.
- Oh, is he here?
- Why, yes.
Pardon me.
You're supposed to smile, sir.
Then he'll let go.
Oh.
You must be Mr. Cramden, right?
Uh, yes,
but I don't remember our meeting before.
No, we're new. All of us.
- All of you?
- Excuse us. We won't be long.
- This way, Mr. Cramden.
- Yes.
Derek is out at the pool.
He said to bring you along.
Thank you.
Simple. I'm hungry.
I'm hungry.
Oh, Mr. Cramden.
- Uh...
- May I get you a cup of coffee, a drink?
- A cigar... any one of his favorite cigars.
- Thank you.
- Huh?
- No, no, no. I gave them up. I had to, uh...
- Thank you, darling.
- Isn't she lovely?
- And... Yeah.
By the way, w-what
happened to the old girls?
I mean, the other one.
- Oh, they're married.
- Ah, happily, I expect.
- Oh.
- Oh, naturally. Why wouldn't they be?
They certainly were well... Well, um...
- Prepared?
- Oh, naturally.
But, uh, tell me.
Didn't there used to be four?
Well, there were five at one time, sir,
but that got to be a little too much.
See, I'm trying to cut down.
Come on, Eric. You've had your lunch.
Now, sir, what's on your mind?
That, that fish out there. You don't...
No. Sir, a dolphin is a mammal.
Actually, a member
of the cetacean group.
Whales, sir.
- Whales.
- Very intelligent animals.
Right. Oh, good. What's
one more mammal in this household, eh?
But he doesn't live here.
He's just staying a few weeks...
while I compile a dictionary
on dolphin sounds.
A dictionary on dolphin s...
Well, not words, sir.
See, we communicate by sonic waves.
It's part of an experiment
in isomerism.
- Terry.
- Isomerism.
- Isomerism, sir.
- Isome... Isome...
Isomerism.
Yes, isomerism, sir...
the relationship between two or
more nuclei to the same mass numbers.
Let's go to the library. Actually, they
have the same mass and atomic numbers.
It's just, there are different states
of energy and radioactive decay.
If it were not important, I...
It's simply radiant energy transmitted
by pressure waves at the speed of sound.
That's very interesting,
but my reason for being here...
Now, by controlling
the frequency of the sound wave,
we can produce a musical tone.
- For instance...
- Flint, this is important.
Yet, all solid objects can be destroyed
by the proper pitch.
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