Our Little Girl1935

Elsa Middleton:
I was just thinking of our early struggle.

Dr. Donald Middleton:
It wasn't any picnic for you, was it?

Elsa Middleton:
It was grand, though. When our living room was your office, and I had to chase down prescriptions and hand you the instruments. Emergency calls at all hours. Me having to hold the patients' hands.

Dr. Donald Middleton:
Molly changed all that, didn't she? I just had to hire a regular nurse.

Elsa Middleton:
Oh, I know Miss Boynton's been wonderful, but now that Molly's no longer a baby, don't you think that...

Dr. Donald Middleton:
That I could get along without Boynton? Why, Elsa, I don't know what I'd do.

Elsa Middleton:
Oh, Don, I do wish that...

Dr. Donald Middleton:
That what?

Elsa Middleton:
Forget it.