The Knick

Thackery weighs performing surgery on a former flame, and orders Gallinger and Chickering to experiment on pigs. Barrow goes to extremes in order to pay off a debt and recover a missing tooth. After a bad day at work, Edwards takes out his frustrations at a local bar. Robertson is relieved when her pleas about treating a patient with typhoid fever are finally heard.

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It happened later.

#2

well, that was more than she could bear.

#3

but not every day.

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attempting as best he can

#5

Won't you do it?

#6

I took a better offer.

#7

She's wearing more than a year of my wages on her back.

#8

Expect you're here for some money.

#9

Perhaps the maid.

#10

I asked for 100 stitches.

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every single day that could change the whole place.

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Blood's gonna get all over the thread.

#21

Don't worry yourself, pet.

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for the college and Mr. Rockefeller

#26 #27

for last night's opening at the Met.

#28 #29

Dr. Edwards is no pet.

#30

So, I ask you again,

#31

Let's get inside for lunch.

#32

upsetting the apple cart is the bulk of my job.

#33

Temperature is higher. Diarrhea is worse.

#34

The point would be to save a young girl who has her entire life ahead of her.

#35

Right, or maybe the wrong sort of wire.

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Seems like we're gonna need this man after all.

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That's good, Miss Odom. You're doing just fine.

#42

Ah, will you be assisting me?

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I'd like to try stitching together two pieces of Cora's gut

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I got kin in Tennessee.

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