The doctor -Hello, Mr. Jones. How are you? -And your wife? - h, ! a" sorry to hear that.

#hat is the "atter? -Hello, Mr. Jones. -How's your %old today? -!'" &leased to hear that. -Fine, thanks, Mr. Gibson. -She's not very well. -She's $ot a terribly %old. -Hello. -Mu%h better, thanks.

'o" S"ith has sto"a%ha%he and wants to see (r Mak. He tires to tele&hone hi", but $ets the auto"ati% answerin$ servi%e. )ow to" S"ith 'ele&hone (r Mk and "akes an a&&oint"ent. -(r. Mak's sur$ery. Good "ornin$. -Good "ornin$. !'d like to "ake an a&&oint"ent to see the do%tor. ! tired to &hone (r Mk, but he was not there. -! sees. #hat's the trouble? -!'ve $ot a terrible &ain in "y sto"a%h. -H"", *an you %o"e ri$ht away? -#hat's the na"e, &lease? - 'o" S"ith. 'hank you. Goodbye. -Goodbye. +rian Harvey didn't feel well this "ornin$. ,esterday was his wife's birthday and so"e friends %a"e round in the evenin$. 'hey had very lar$e dinner with lots of wife and didn't $et to bed until - a.". 'his "ornin$, +rian woke u& a terrible heada%he and sto"a%h-a%he. He didn't have breakfast and stayed at ho"e. Athena he ran$ (r Mak's sur$ery and "ade an a&&oint"ent for ./ o0%lo%k. #hat is the trouble?1trouble-a se in$ri2ora3 ne&la%ere3 ne%a45 !t's his le$. !t is $ettin$ worse and worse. !t's not $ettin$ any better. -! is not feelin$ very well. ! think !'ve $ot flu. *an you $ive "e so"e &eni%illin, &lease? -!'" afraid you need a &res%ri&tion for that. - h, dear. *an you re%o""end anythin$ else for it, the"? -,es, try these. 'ake there tablets four ti"es a day. (o%tor, what's your favorite s&rit? Slei$hin$. ! "ean a&art fro" business.

'he youn$ wo"an walked boldly u& to wo"en who" she took the be su&erintendent at the hos&ital. May ! see *a&tain #illia"0s, &lease? She asked. May ask you who you are? *ertainly. ! a" his sister. #ell, well. !'" $lad to "eet you. !'" his "other.