I think it's milk fever keepingher down. A bottle of calcium should solvethe problem. My...
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I think it's milk fever keeping
her down. A bottle of calcium should solve
the problem. My dad always used to say
they had a worm in t'tail when they stayed down like this. Well, cutting it off'll see her up. Aside from being rather painful, I'm not sure how that would rectify
a deficiency of calcium. Oh, hark at him, only been born
five minutes, he knows stock better
than thee or I. Old ways is the old ways
for a reason, lad. These modern ways have their
merits, too
her down. A bottle of calcium should solve
the problem. My dad always used to say
they had a worm in t'tail when they stayed down like this. Well, cutting it off'll see her up. Aside from being rather painful, I'm not sure how that would rectify
a deficiency of calcium. Oh, hark at him, only been born
five minutes, he knows stock better
than thee or I. Old ways is the old ways
for a reason, lad. These modern ways have their
merits, too
Full Transcript
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I think it's milk fever keeping
her down.
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A bottle of calcium should solve
the problem.
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My dad always used to say
they had a worm in t'tail
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when they stayed down like this.
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Well, cutting it off'll see her up.
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Aside from being rather painful,
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I'm not sure how that would rectify
a deficiency of calcium.
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Oh, hark at him, only been born
five minutes,
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he knows stock better
than thee or I.
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Old ways is the old ways
for a reason, lad.
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These modern ways have their
merits, too.
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Movie Summary
The numerous adventures of a countryside veterinarian practice in 1930s to 1940s Yorkshire, England.
