Disputed Passage

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Disputed passage, starring Hume Cronin as Bobby Forrester, the ring-totter as Audrey, and Dennis O'Keefe as John Wesley Beben, who tells us our story. Have you learned lessons only of those who admired you, who were tender with you, as to decide for you?

Have you not learned great lessons from those who braced themselves against you and disputed the passage with you. Somehow that explains my relations with Dr. Milton Forrester, more commonly known as Tubby, far better than I am able to put in the words.

I chose that medical college just because he was teaching now. Not only was he an anatomist of distinction, but a recognized authority on neurological surgery. Hundreds of practicing physicians were proud to be able to say that they had studied anatomy under Forrester.

But they also usually added that Tubby was a brute and a sarcastic bully and anything else that they could think of. No, Tubby wasn't easy. And he aimed these words like a knife thrower. I'll never forget that opening class in anatomy.