The Doctor's Dilemma by George Bernard Shaw
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notice. And I'm afraid you'll think it rather infra dig.
RIDGEON. Oh, I have an open mind. What was the secret? SCHUTZMACHER. Well, the secret was just two words. RIDGEON. Not Consultation Free, was it? SCHUTZMACHER [shocked] No, no. Really! RIDGEON [apologetic] Of course not. I was only joking. SCHUTZMACHER. My two words were simply Cure Guaranteed. RIDGEON [admiring] Cure Guaranteed! SCHUTZMACHER. Guaranteed. After all, thats what everybody wants from a doctor, isnt it? RIDGEON. My dear loony, it was an inspiration. Was it on the brass plate? SCHUTZMACHER. There was no brass plate. It was a shop window: red, you know, with black lettering. Doctor Leo Schutzmacher, L.R.C.P.M.R.C.S. Advice and medicine sixpence. Cure Guaranteed. RIDGEON. And the guarantee proved sound nine times out of ten, eh? SCHUTZMACHER [rather hurt at so moderate an estimate] Oh, much |
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