Homecoming Page #2
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I- I intend to,
But, well, right now-
I happened to get
You at a busy time.
Well, sort of.
Ok. I'll be
Seeing you, Lee.
Sure. I hear things in
Chester village are pretty bad.
5 new cases
This week.
Terrible.
Yes, yes.
Well, I'll be
Getting back.
Happy birthday, Lee.
I hope you find the
Right clubs. Good-bye.
Bob.
Yes?
Why don't you leave
Those files?
I'll go over them the
First possible moment.
You won't go
Over them, Lee.
No, I will.
I promise I will.
All right.
I'll leave them
If you like.
So long, Lee.
Good-bye, Bob.
The first minute
I get.
Relax, darling.
Hmm?
You're leading me
Again.
Am I?
I'm sorry, darling.
Good morning, Sol.
Good morning,
Doctor.
Good morning, Sarah.
Good morning, doctor.
Those were the best
Popovers you ever made.
Those were for your
Birthday, doctor.
Many happy returns.
Well, thank you, Sarah.
Happy birthday,
Doctor.
Thank you, Sol.
Hello,
Doctor Johnson.
Good morning.
Doctor?
Yes?
Could I speak to you
For a minute?
Sure. What's on your mind?
Well, you see, it's this way, doctor.
I've got
A stiff knee.
Hurt it playing football
Now I got a chance to
Join the canadian army,
But they turned me
Down cold.
Could fix it up.
Canadian army? What do
You want to join them for?
They're in there
Fighting already.
Oh. So you like
To scrap, huh?
Well, no. It isn't
That, doctor.
Well, that's your
Own business, I suppose.
Where do you live?
29 verrick street,
Chester village.
My name's monkevickz. They call me monk.
Ok. We'll have a look
At it, monk.
Check with miss Simpson
In my office,
And she'll make a date
For you at the clinic.
Thanks,
Doctor Johnson.
Good-bye, sweet.
Take care of yourself.
Don't make it a long day, will you, Lee?
No, I won't.
Penny, what's wrong?
Nothing.
Darling, don't let
Europe's
A long ways off
To be moving in on us.
Promise?
Promise.
All right then.
Bye.
Shouldn't you be
In there with the guests?
I guess... I should,
Shouldn't I?
I sort of wish
We were alone.
I'd much rather have my
Last cocktail with you.
Hello, mother. I didn't
Know you'd come yet.
Just came.
How are you, dear?
Fine.
How are you, Lee?
So glad you
Made it, mother.
Well, doctor-
Or I guess I'd better say major now-
When are you off?
Tomorrow morning.
Dr. Johnson.
Yes, Sarah?
Dr. Sunday's
In the library.
Bob sunday? Well, ask him to come in.
I told him, but he said he'd rather not.
Oh. Thanks, Sarah.
Excuse me a minute.
I'll be right back.
Hello, Bob.
Hello, Lee. I just heard
You were leaving tomorrow,
So I thought I'd
Drop in to say good-bye
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