The Doctor and the Devils Page #6
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for bringing this to my attention.
I shall go to all his lectures, sir,
and report back to you.
Yes, yes, the man must be stopped.
I shall put these... sheep's kidneys
before the medical faculty in the morning.
with the incontrovertible proof
that Dr. Thomas Rock
has access to bodies
that do not come from the hangman.
Legally, the hangman is our one provider,
but he'd have to hang all the liars in the city
and all the men that are unfaithful to their wives
before there'd be sufficient subjects for us.
You make our city
sound like Sodom and Gomorrah.
If you'll excuse me, gentlemen, I must
try to brave this terrible city at night.
If you dislike the law
that applies to your own science,
why did you become an anatomist
rather than anything else?
There was more body to it.
We can use a pint now, lord.
Look at Jennie Bailey, the lady,
drinking with a doctor.
I'd like to put my nails in her eyes.
Why can't we meet
in another place sometimes, Jennie?
Anywhere else but this damn tavern with
all the sluts and drunks staring at us?
- You know you can come back with me.
- And you know that I won't.
I can't.
Don't you understand,
I couldn't go back there.
Not there to that house.
I don't want to think about the others
and your smiling at them
and letting them...
The others don't mean a thing in the wide world.
They're different. I'm for you.
Come back now.
I'll tell Rosie that you're staying and...
- No.
No, Jennie, please.
Oh, you're beautiful.
Come away.
Come away from everything here.
Oh, a fine young doctor's lady I'd make.
Oh, from what part
do you come, Mrs. Murray?
Your husband used to call on Wednesdays.
There. You're doing well. That's a boy.
Hello, Billy.
I think you're well enough
to go home now, Billy.
Tom will get you a cab. It's too cold
to be running about in the streets.
Here's a present for you, boy.
- Hey.
Now, hold it in your hand.
Don't lose it.
Thank you.
And now he'll hurry as fast as he can
on his bent bones to the nearest tavern
and fuddle his few poor wits
and crack his crazed little jokes,
half remembered from the cradle.
Oh, how the pious
would lift their hands to heaven
to think of a man giving money to an idiot
so that he could get drunk
and be warm and happy
for an hour or two.
d Thinking of past glad hours d
d Just breathe my name
to the woodlands d
d Sigh what your heart would say d
d I know I shall hear
your message, dear d
d Born on the breeze away d
d O winds that blow from the south d
d Sighing so soft and low d
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