One of our listeners, a doctor, working in a French-speaking community in New York

suggested that we devote a lesson to a dialogue between a doctor and a patient.

That's the subject of this lesson.

The patient, Mr Gautier, has just come into the doctor's clinic,

which is where the conversation takes place.

Bonsieur, you're good, Monsieur Gautier,

you'll leave you to go to your?

Mercy.

But, detour, detour that that one that's not

I've true a pepal.

And voila, the people of heard a lot of the

gour I can't poury a pror, I'll be immediately

that I tend to valet,

maim lo me revient.

I turn bien. And when técée, I'm fine, and when Tis what's the

I'll tell you to start? I did, Dernier.

Mm, I said, and we're my day to date,

so the feat of five days that's sure.

If you can't mind a bit more,

is that you suffer

only of your miscement of the debut?

Or, have you also to the d'are.

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