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511
Secretary
General
:
Oh
,
we
ll
get
along
all
right
,
I
m
sure
.
When
I
was
a
youngster
I
hitchhiked
all
through
Brazil
,
without
knowing
a
word
of
Portuguese
when
I
started
.
Now
,
if
you
will
just
introduce
us
-
then
leave
us
alone
.
512
Nelson
:
Sir
?
I
think
I
had
better
stay
with
my
patient
.
513
Secretary
General
:
Really
,
Doctor
?
I
m
afraid
I
must
insist
.
Sorry
.
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514
Nelson
:
And
I
am
afraid
that
I
must
insist
.
Sorry
,
sir
.
515
Medical
ethics
-
516
Secretary
General
:
(
interrupting
)
As
a
lawyer
,
I
know
a
little
something
of
medical
jurisprudence
-
so
don
t
give
me
that
"
medical
ethics
"
mumbo
-
jumbo
,
really
.
Did
this
patient
select
you
?
517
Nelson
:
Not
exactly
,
but
-
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518
Secretary
General
:
Just
as
I
thought
.
Has
he
had
any
opportunity
to
make
a
choice
of
physicians
?
I
doubt
it
.
His
present
status
is
that
of
ward
of
the
state
.
I
am
acting
as
his
next
of
kin
,
defacto
-
and
,
you
will
find
,
de
jure
as
well
.
I
wish
to
interview
him
alone
.
519
Nelson
:
(
long
pause
,
then
very
stiffly
)
If
you
put
it
that
way
,
Your
Excellency
,
I
withdraw
from
the
case
.
520
Secretary
General
:
Don
t
take
it
that
way
,
Doctor
;
I
didn
t
mean
to
get
your
back
hair
up
.
I
m
not
questioning
your
treatment
.
But
you
wouldn
t
try
to
keep
a
mother
from
seeing
her
son
alone
,
now
would
you
?
Are
you
afraid
that
I
might
hurt
him
?