The Knick

A late-night crime sheds unfavorable light on the Knick, forcing Robertson to come up with hush money. Lucy goes to extremes to get drugs for an increasingly desperate Thackery, whose plea for an advance from a seller of patent medicines falls on deaf ears. Gallinger despairs as Eleanor’s behavior becomes more erratic. Cornelia and Edwards proffer different solutions to a shared dilemma.

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is because he was in some way indebted to you.

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in order to meet the increasingly desperate needs of his patients.

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I'm in the hooker trade.

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I can get my hands on practically anything.

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so they're able to sleep on those rare occasions when they actually do.

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I don't know anything.

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That's impossible.

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Is there a medicine?

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Gallinger: Edwards, stop right there.

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since the time of the Egyptian pharaohs.

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♪ You'll be sorry when you see me ♪

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Barrow got it for you.

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Two little girls in as many months.

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I just assumed.

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Don't be angry, but I followed you one night.

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Shall we?

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My father says that's a sure sign of any good relationship.

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The army's requisitioned the lot from the German Hospital.

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It's going to be a very long day.

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Can't you peddle two of them?

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in earnest of the day when the war is over

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Now, if you'll unhand me, sir,

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I'm Nurse Braun, Superintendent of Nurses.

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Man: Stop that woman!

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No, you'll be etherized.

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Well done, Nurse Elkins.

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most wonderful...

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