VISITOR: 'E's my child, ain't 'e? And 'e's in my 'ouse. Nobody ain't gointer take my child away without I tells 'em to. See?
DOCTOR: It isn't only this one child we have to consider. What about your two other children? What about all the other children in the house?
VISITOR: Let other people look after their own, same's what I'm willing to do fur my own. A man's got a right to 'is own children and nobody ain't gointer touch no child o' mine without I lets 'em.
DOCTOR: You stand on your rights, do you?
VISITOR: That's it. All the corpuscular 'ealth orficers in England ain't gointer take my lawful child away from me. See?
DOCTOR: I don't know whether it's ever been mentioned to you before, but you are rather by way of being a Social Problem.
VISITOR: It ain't your place to be saucy. I know me rights, and neither you nor any man is going to tell me as it's right to rob a person of their lawful child. And I don't want none of your sneers nor I don't want none of your nicknames. You're out o' this job, see? I've called in Dr. Popham. You and yere Latin nicknames!
DOCTOR: I can put it into English if you like. You're a pudding-headed fool. Good-day.
VISITOR: What about my child? Are you gointer promise to leave 'im alone?
DOCTOR: Of course I am. You can kill your whole family for all I care. I've sent in my report to the authorities, and there's an end of it. Good-day.