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And now let's get into this week's episode

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of the Adventures of Philip Marlowe,
and we're going to bring you a Gerald

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Moore episode. I've been wanting to
bring you for a while, I think

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a season or so back. We
were actually going to play it. The

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website that I downloaded it from and
listened to it several years ago essentially forbid

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sharing the episode and did not release
me from that agreement. But it appeared

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they'd gone out of business, but
they came right back up as I was

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getting ready to record the episode,
so I had to replace it with something

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else. However, since that time, the episode has come into circulation and

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so I'm using a foul I downloaded
elsewhere. This episode I'm going to play

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for you today is actually the sixth
episode of the Adventures of Philip Marlow with

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Gerald Moore. The original air date
is October thirty first, nineteen forty eight,

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and the title is The Blue Burgunette. They were all after it.

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An importer, a beautiful woman,
and nothing a guy I couldn't figure out.

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But before we were through, one
was in the hospital, tour in

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the morgue, and the park was
waiting for the hangman. All that because

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of a blue Burgunette, which was
something I'd never even heard of before.

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The crime that can come. Yeah, and now elmore started still of Marlow,

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we bring you tonight's exciting story,
The Blue Burgunet. The knock on

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my glass paneled off its doors sounded
like a fresh out of Yale Insurance sales

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making his first enthusiatic call of the
morning. Yet when the door flung open,

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I was surprised to see a man
with no more height and waist in

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a jockey and all the boyish bounce
of a New Year's day hangover. He

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was about forty and too cheerfully grew
from Pearl Gray Homburg grew pearl gray sticked

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into pearl gray back. But when
he started the talk, each best until

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too much self assurance, and I
didn't like it. My name is Norman

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Porty. I'm an important located in
Los Angeles and San Francisco. In the

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area, I'm still of morlow private
to take. They've located all in one

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place, which means that your rent
bill is higher than mine. And that's

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all. I have a little time
for flipping tine, I have less time

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for high handing it. Don't make
ends meet by pulling a rick shari them

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at the voigt I don't get yeah, thank you the man. I need

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an escort for a creative rare silts, which is could be pulling to San

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Francisco to night at twenty five a
day person spenters. I could be a

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man. I had so much fuss
over a few bolts of spilt. In

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this case, it's being embroidery on
the material very rare and very intoco Chinese

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design, which in basic Englhich means
what oh come come mile out. Discoverers

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legitimately purchased at a little figure and
a profitable resale is my only object.

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And why the pistol pack and a
routine because I was forced to outsmart a

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half dozen competitors to get the material. There are poor losers in every business.

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Let it exactly now, Will you
take the job? All right?

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Where do I report? And when? At my warehouse on stalks? Figure

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up at nine to night? Is
my card out of my assistant? This

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soundred lane? All right? Will
be under fun or by the way,

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mister Boris, I didn't mean to
snap your head off when you first walked

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in and said that I'm quicker as
anything pushed around. You know, apologize

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mister my hum. If it hadn't
been that quick, I wouldn't have hired

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you. Good, isn't I said
at the decoeaded card Boris had given me

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and smiled until his the cutter report
of his build up kuls and faded down

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the corridor. I dropped the cart
into my pocket, punched out a couple

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of overdue letters and my Rennington land, and left the office for lunch.

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Outside. The sun was too high
and the smug too low for local company,

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so was nothing to do until nine. I decided to drive out to

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the pier and Santa Monica, where
I could eat French fried shrimps and watch

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the seagulls collect overhead and squear at
me. When I got to my car

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and opened the door, I suddenly
forgot about lunch because the man was crushed

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inside my car, waiting with a
gun in his hand, getting my quickness.

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Then start the car and drive until
I tell you to stop. What

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are we gonna do about the red
lights? Bud heard of him? Marlow?

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Start the car accusing you and I
can continue at him? Okay,

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where to don't drive and listen carefully. I'm a startner. No. Yeah,

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my name is Leonardo Baa. Does
that mean anything to you? Frankly?

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No? Then again, I haven't
checked a rogue's giry and almost the

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mantad Marlow, I haven't traveled the
week of this country without a moment sleep

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to hear empty world? No?
Where is the blue Burgony? The blue

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on the bargain, had the blue
Berga and had Marlow? Where look about

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Jerry? And maybe you have all
your marbles and maybe you don't, But

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either way I believe me, I've
never heard of the Burgonette, red,

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white or blue. Don't like to
be with my own eyes. I'm going

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to your offe Glorie glories. What
you gotta do with this everything? He

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told the burger from You're not a
story, never mentioned such a thing to

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me, You're life. I've only
been eating nor franglers an now, But

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already I know that boy has the
burgoning, and I swear, I swear

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by all that holy it will be
in my hands where it belongs before morning.

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And if you don't mollow what,
I just had my fenders right now,

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I still got the gun, and
I still shore ever mine, and

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I never went to the safely here
in my eyes. Before I can make

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a pass about Gary, he was
gune. I apologize to the cop,

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the truck driver and a gaping mob
that was disappointed not to find me bleeding,

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and then I went for a telephone
to call mister Borries and complain about

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a madman, a blue burgonet,
whatever that was, and a plea defended,

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but there was no answer At the
warehouse. Politicos disappeared before I finally

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found an important who knew that Lorries
lived at thirteen thirty No Camden Drive and

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Beverly Hues. Half hour later,
I turned onto a graveled driveway and crunched

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to a stop in front of a
house which was redwood and glass and gets

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where the front door is. The
landscaping consisted of a mess of severely clipped

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trees that even Joyce kilmer With turned
his back on. When I leaned against

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the front door, though a fluid
Chinese gown was lying someplace deep inside,

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and I was ready for at least
two man shoes, and the door eased

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open, noiseless way. The collection
of beautiful things that stood five and a

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half feet above the threshold. It's
about a Chinese as a funded skun standing

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and had a complexion to match a
waist line was right. Criston let us

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leading, but the rest of her
strictly speak and potato. Her eyes were

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something a little greener than ending.
And when she spoke I couldn't figure out

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what Doris wanted With a bunch of
old Oriental chimes, you always dare I,

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Oh, well, it's more polite
than painting. Beside, you were

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a surprise. I expected either vorries
or something with a moon's face and a

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kimona. Now may I come in, Sandre? How did you know you're

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right? Oh? You must see
miss tomorrow? How please come in?

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Mister Voies finking something. Oh no, I will beatified for this. Yes,

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of course we will. The arrangements
to June normal, they're bound to

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make me happy. You're always happy
to day, mister expect you excuse me

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a moment. Please sure today as
both you and right we'll be waiting tide

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by side goodbye of it? Who's
grasping boys? I don't know. I

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haven't seen to mister voice personal meal
yet today. You're on the wrong place

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at the wrong time. What's the
trouble? A blueberg on? Itt that

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again? But you know about the
burgenet mine own nothing but a nut with

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a gun in his hand. Wouldn't
believe that? Now? You tell me

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just what is a blue burger effort? The worries. It's an ancient ceremonial

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helmet. Oh you mean that night
now, master, one of those ten

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cans with a hide front for picking
your tea. Yes, but this particular

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helmet was only own a metal it's
made of. How the golden covered with

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jewels was completed in fifteen sixteen.
I know that doesn't agree. It hadn't

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matter then the entire helmet or burgen
effort that particular stabs called is decorated with

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the brig in blue and Nammo also
the worth of child and it hasn't lost

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its ruster even to this day.
That's an interesting what's it worth the golden

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jewls on it? I mean thirty
forty thousand dollars, but that's merely its

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inclusive battle As an automatic, it's
almost pipe. However, the last time

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I heard of the Burgenet was in
Italy before the war. The man with

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the gun doesn't believe that. He
thinks you've got it near hip pocket.

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A man with a gun the Leonardo
about that's right, you know, because

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a great uncle about the Yet it
was the last rightful owner of the big

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event. And bo Ya has his
own interpretation of the laws of primogeniture.

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He shows up pretty optically. It's
too threatened, shoe and spy and imports

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the world over. He's practically an
international joke. Yes, when I find

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it hard to laugh at screw balls, and my clients wide to me,

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might if I see the bill of
lading on the joke anders you, mister

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Mallow, all the papers on the
silk tent section. Yeah, I hate

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to see him in doubt this way
obviously distressed himself under produced anomful of papers

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will look more involved in the semi
annual Record of the United States the chipping

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Company. I poured over him until
it was up there to even the jade

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Buddhism the room that my real interest
wasn't in any figure on paper when I

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left. When I get into my
car and rolled out of the driveway on

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the cannons, a black coupe pulled
up sharply on the other side of the

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street, a long, thin face
that was jacking up an up sandy head

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and stuffing out him instead at me
like like I was a cyclops wearing hallquins.

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He didn't let it go at that, because when I turned towards sunset,

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he's pointing around and followed. He
stayed that way until we were out

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of Beverly Hills and along the strip. By then I got curious to see

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just how far he'd go, so
I signed for a stop with all the

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supperty of us cut scout sending his
first message by semaphore, and I pulled

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up in front of a sandwich shop
a minute after I edit and sat down

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at the counter as Sandy Hair joined
me. When we shed a seeming cup

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of coffee in front of us,
he opened up. You mind passing the

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sugar commer? Not at all?
How do you mind telling me why I'm

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being tailed? Am I and fit? Attach? You get the sugar in?

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Okay, I tell you coming out
of Norman Voice place in Beverly Hills.

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Now, what's eat you? I
could say it was my mother,

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but she wouldn't believe me. I'm
waking my time. Are you interested in

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making a lot of money for a
little information? A reward? You might

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say, always information about what a
blue Burger? Next, say I know

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a guy you ought to know.
His name's Leonardo Voltiera and blue burgunett or

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his hobby. A matter of fact, you might even say that he's crazy

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about them. I'm shoving up alone, dandy Head and better. And I

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had to mention about Erra's name.
Letter didn't prove anything, and I knew

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that I'd still have to wait until
nine o'clock when I would do at the

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warehouse on Figaroa. Before I could
start anything up. It was only five

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then, so I went back to
my apartment, showered, shaved and grabsolute

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sleep. And then after stopping off
on Lebreyre at a prefabricated bit of old

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Spain where I had a glass of
sale Mexican beer. I took a cab

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to South Figaroa and the Creative Silk
place with a narrow grave curtains the widens

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in the rear to a warehouse.
When the modest passing in high gold redders

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and bullies importers, I gathered that
my client didn't care much. Free off

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the street. Train with black lay
nine o'clock when I'm not with two minutes

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after nine, and then I go
around my right hand were brooding before and

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thunder lane came to the door.
Oh, I'm so glad you're here.

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Why the place is still dropping?
I've got nothing to strange, noiselessness warehouse,

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that's the boys left. Finally locked
myself in. Where is Boris you

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a phone call that after dinner?
Something important? You're having to wait for

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you? Where's the silk in the
back and creep? Come on, let

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her come, it's gone better off. There's a pack in the driver waiting

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offside in the eye. Here's a
bill of lading to the part of the

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plane. Yeah, what is it
you? It is very dear on you?

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Why sundry you said like that?
Hell? Can I be am?

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I baby smile after all, it's
gonna a bowl of silk? Or is

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it? The truck driver was all
muscle in about it, chatty as a

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Lamont farmer was laren jetted. Fifteen
minutes later, when we pulled up at

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the airfield, we learned that our
plane wouldn't be in another half hour.

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I knew when he scheduled delayed the
two plane want to hang a grass covered

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runway? I mean anything from sixteen
minutes on up. So I got the

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driver it's constant coffee, and I
got out of the cab to stretch.

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No, that's my model for I
got to keep them up. Um where

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Sandy hair? What happened? Couldn't
you come to terms of my friend bout

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here? I didn't try. It
looked like you'd leading to what I wanted.

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Now it seems as though I'm right, Oh, you're not talking about

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this bus here right? Nothing else
but model. And at this point it

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was to me to see it get
into anyone else's hands and just in time

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to save everything that means anything to
me. That's peak comin from. I

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should have done that in a week
ago in New York. It would have

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been seen cloud that play. Nah
you Marlo getting that though. Wait a

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minute about here, we've gone riding
together before it in the leader of a

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any grand No mal I know,
but you didn't have the blue bargain at

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all wrapped up with your day nine. Okay, okay, where are we

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going? Where? Any place?
And so I can get the burgaun head

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out of that ugly crate without interference
from anyone, including you. Marlock here

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focused to myst has gone and close
to my right here ginning my friend Gallian

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should he's opening night. He put
it put on top of mine and shoved

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herded and went to the floor and
stayed there. There's thought there was a

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clever tho food keep on the throat
until I tell your turns here into a

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big disappointment. Bout here there's silken
at bo That's all you've been misled,

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Marlow. The silk is nothing but
camouflage for the burglar. Oh, Boris

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is a shoe little man, all
right? What makes you think Boris had

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it? They because someone got it
away from Hamiston got a few minutes ahead

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of me in New York. I'm
a comuss was I followed He let me

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straight towards You've been a busy little
bree haven't been harder than I anticipated.

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My original plan was not a cont
I even attend my wife away on an

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extended vacation so they won't be able
to get at me to her turn rider

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beside the road. Hand let me
slow down a little. Will never make

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it all right. I'm not traded. They can't strip me of money and

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position. But they can't be from
the pindow of Baltierra. How and very

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much power is there for thirty thousand
bucks at which a fancy warbet worth to

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you cockle. Yeah, but the
blood of ancestors that do it an empire

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flows in my veins. Who means
the burgony is the heart and fall of

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a tradition that will never die.
I'm penny right now, but that golden

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helmet will be the sauce on inspiration
that will recreate the ground of my formula.

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Oh brother, you wander, you'll
need a balcony and eat. It

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is more chin to get away with
that root tad. Shut up, stop

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over there, hundred of three jump
all right now? What get out on

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this side? Now push that box
off onto the ground, as you're afraid

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I might bend up your pleasure there
alone it is a higher item. Rip

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the lid off and a bullet flies
fast. But don't try anything fully,

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all right, all right, off
the clue. I'd be very pleased to

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go there to myself. Stand back
then, Oh I've waited for this moment.

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Do you know? No, I
can't be the boys in dead.

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You'll think to me the bug and
ware a minute, Wait a minute,

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I didn't do that. Oh you
kill the only man who know where to

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burking at the sason, I love
the book. He's moving. What kind

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of look at yours? One broadside
to me? And I hung an hour

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and never right, don't at the
pile of mind away keep behind the bottom.

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I took a quick look fish your
boys was really dead, and it

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struck me that whether they had tucked
him for shipping. Would go back tundra.

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The next I jumped into the truck
and went back to the figure,

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a warehouse wide open, single lights
still burned in the back. I propped

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the truck and stutted around. The
book gone when I looked, and I

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saw a tundra backed against the wall
by a man holding her a gun point.

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It was a sandy head, mister
Hamilton's. I couldn't hear what the

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beans tall until I ease the door
open enough to get in. Bird.

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I don't know money, I don't
look this thing. You might as well

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coming because I'm not leaving here.
I know what the bug told me.

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I don't know anything about it.
Ye, he got it, you got

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it. I don't know how you
got probat Oh what's your ward? Yeah?

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Okay, miss me. It's kind
of funny though, how he collapsed

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all at once. I expected a
real fight trick look in his face,

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like what ashes the guys? I
coolly really looked sick name in Hamilton.

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But who is he anyhow? I
have no idea. All I know is

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he came in with that gun and
tamil. I was waiting here from mister

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Boris Bories and a long way.
Pappy Boies is dead. Oh yeah,

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I carried his body out of here
myself. And that bucks we thought was

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full of silk made it. That's
right. Oh, incidentally, under it

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you always wait around with your coat
of your arm. So I'm scared.

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I've got to take me the truth
now. Mister Boris had the blue back

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in. He said he bought it
from someone I don't know who. A

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chipping of silk Beau San Francisco was
only a decoy to get bokier. This

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man Hamilton off the trail yea and
brought here was decoyed to a vacn lot

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all of ten whole minutes from here. Hamilton's right now, lapping boys is

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dead fine, but those boys are
playing for keep, swears a burkingette.

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Now, I don't know you stoop
to leave me. I don't know any

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more than that. I'm a street. I want to get out of here.

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I don't home. I got a
gun. Let's bring him to and

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find out where his wrinkle is.
Got some more to handy attends and cut

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this water in the back. I
will get right, okay, Come on,

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Hamilton, wake up, Come on, come on, come to light

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my feet. I made an end
to run around the line of many bugs

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and deck the back doors. The
motor rought off down the alley and I

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got to where I could see a
pair of tail lights were just winking out

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of fight around the corner. And
even before I turned, I heard another

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car coming up behind me. Was
blacked out, and Leonardo Boukiera looked like

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a ghost that had just seen a
ghost. He was at the wheel.

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I died for covers. They put
some bullets any tunnels passed into an alley

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after the first car, leaving nothing
but dusty dustments behind him. I've been

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as out. I figured if I
wanted to see Sundraon's green eyes again,

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which I did, and better price
some fast answers out of mister Hamilton.

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He was uttering out a pair of
rubber legs when I got to him,

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but I didn't give him the benefit
of any does what's the girl? What

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happened back there? Nothing? Just
kidnapping, reckless driving, an assault with

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a deadly weapon. And I'm in
the same mood, So don't move until

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I finished calling the police. It
the police. You're going to call them

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all yeah, and then you're going
to give out with some straight information.

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And if you don't think, I
meaned to try getting tongue cide and see

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what happened. Wait a minute,
Malo, they've been wasting a lot of

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each other time here my membership crid
H. J. Hamilton Investigating Office to

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the curator Incolow Hispanic Museum in Chicago. Well suspicious if you were at first

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Molo and all the time you were
on the same team and didn't know it.

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I hope the outside world it is
about this, okay, halt and

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how did the real story like this? One? Two or three? The

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museem inherited the childing helmet known as
the Blueberry, and that's from its own

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or other undrew aboutieraild in the war. He was Leonardo about Kios great uncle,

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and he disinherited that part years ago. I located the helmet in Italy

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and brought it to New York last
week. Were stolen from me there and

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everything points to one man as the
seat. That's normal, Vorries. And

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when we told you Voes is dead, you surely have positive his body was

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in the box at the airport.
Leonard about you all know about Tierra found

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the body and it almost shocked him
out of his accent. Look what do

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you know that I don't about Sandra
Lean I was like, she's voice assistant

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that Tom. She knows the boys
had their helmets. She's in plenty of

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trouble right now with a bunch of
hole in its set up. And quick,

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if you're right, that ship in
the silk weather side tracker wasn't for

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you about here, and a big
piece of this thing is missing, Marlow.

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There must be somebody else involved if
we don't know about it, yeah,

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with you out of his hair,
or he's undoubtedly intended to get rid

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of the burg and that tonight.
Oh wait a minute, he did have

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an appointment to a war who was
what was that guy's name? A red

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faced back. There's a real lacking
boy. I heard his name one ready,

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complexion juggle, could have been court
day more day. That's it fence

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and we suspect a big one left
Chicago three months ago, lives in Beverly

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Hills. Now, huh, I've
got my dress on good you can find

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it? Yeah? Yeah, uh
six to one North Maple it's alongside or

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what can we lose at good point? Besides, it's about our turn for

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a break. You you really look
deep. You're sure you can make it.

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I would miss it for anything.
Let's go. You get into the

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black drive at yourself. Compey Helton
ad read it and made Beverly Hills.

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I drove because he was still slightly
green and a crack on the head,

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Brook heard giving him at the airstrip. When we turned into North Maple Drive,

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only one of a half a dozen
houses on the blockhead of light burning

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as we got nearer that blink does
with the number six twenty one. I

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went a out of corner to be
out of sight my house and stopped the

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card. The light going out might
have been the coincidence Morlo, but let's

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not count them in this corniment of
button button. I wouldn't count on my

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own father. I'll look, Hamilton, you're not too chipper, so I'll

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go in right. But as soon
as I'm out of the door, you

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can make some close supports and my
big front window or a brother, I

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might get a hook before we get
out of the wing. I'll remember whatever

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I do, well, bank On, you're covering me, okay, yeah,

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okay, Marlow, and for comfort
keep your collar open. You're allowed

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to get a very warm reception.
I walked around the corner, cut diagonally

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across the street, and went up
the steps through the heavy cannel door.

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I glanced back once and saw Hamilton
moving slowly next to a high headge that

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kept him hidden from me. Went
inside the house, watching. I waited

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a moment and got a clip on
my gun, and then not couldn't lie.

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I waited again and listened to nothing
happened. From then on, I

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knew it would a trap, and
I felt it was comfortable with the last

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name and around the Russian roulet.
I was surely before I touched the handle

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it door it was going to be
unlocked and one. I got flow and

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stepped into one side fast and I
pressed my back against the wall and moved

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along the short hallway to the living
room. Still nothing happened. I think

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light discovered into the big point window
going across something on the floor, and

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took me several seconds to figure out
that there was a buddy. I looked

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at the window again and saw him
at be moved outside. So it was

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time for light and suck for a
switch. Found one turned it on body

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on the floor with off shot being
shot. I walked here across the room

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and bed over him before clad day
made it move. You've got two choices,

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lady, drop your pistol and stand
up, or hang on the and

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laid down beside that corner on the
floor there. Thanks health, then you

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be a very well. Republic crashes
and you saw rough potties? Did you

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do it? Cuding? No,
he didn't helone, I did mollow.

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I had to sun. A few
minute ago my husband broke in. He

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and tried to kill me. That's
why I had to kill him. Your

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husband, yes, missus, Leonardo
Bocciera, there also a clumsy, hopheaded

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viction. Oh stop it, could
I help it? You sent me for

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water at the werehouse to night,
Mollo. I took that opportunity to get

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away because I had to help it. In the trunk of my car,

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I practically fellow Leonardo outside. He
saw me very realized I'd been working with

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Voies right from the start. He
was murderous, but he didn't have to

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leave him here and killing in my
living room floor. You're a real sweetheart,

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you up, baby, and you
kill Vories too. Huh. Yeah.

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I went in with him because that
idiot husband of mine would let me

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starve rather than sell the bag,
and that if you got it, the

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Vorries was greedy double cost me by
trying to sell it to Carday here without

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me. Once the jewels was stripping, the gold melted down, the chair

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would end. Of course, I
would be out, and that would have

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been fine by me. Norman Vorries
at least was a very deep, efficient

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lillo man. He's a very dead
little man. So I shut up about

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it. I'm getting nervous. Let's
get rid of morlo here somewhere into the

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job business. Not so fast.
You've made a fine mix of things.

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The murder on the floor, private
dicks in the house. How can I

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stay in my bed? Things like
that happening? Before we settle anything else,

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we're gonna cleave it all up here, girl, take my gun.

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You're handy with him, all right? Marlow A dead man, should carry

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him out back to my car.
Oh got anything anything to help out?

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Wait? I might have known that. That's what I get for dealing with

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that mcask. He wants to go
outside. Well, don't you get it

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him? He's got to help out
there, that's right, got a brain

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fools him? You got now,
I say we are both of you.

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Get your hands up carday, Okay, Hamilton, you can commend now.

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Everything's under control, Hamilton, Hamilton
Arnold. What happened? What happened?

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Where were you? I guess the
minute I got here to the window,

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I I must have passed out.
Oh fine, I was in here making

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brave and you were out there passed
How cold? I slipped in the next

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day and didn't get to my office
until afternoon. I found then that Hamilton

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has been calling all morning. When
I returned his call. He had been

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on his recommendation. The museum would
pay me twenty five a day plus expenses

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to deliver the blue Burgunets to Chicago. He added that I had nothing to

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worry about because it would be packed
in a well labeled box to look like

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a ship and the hiccock's belt and
got it. But Hamilton was calling from

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the hospital. He had a function
skull from the blue Bulkia had given him

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at the airport. So I'm gonna
take the job, all right, But

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just as a safety major, I'm
not going to carry that helmet any buck.

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I'm gonna wear it. The Adventures
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Gerald Moore, and it's produced and
corrected by Norman McDonald's featured in Tonight's Past

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with Betty Lugerson, Hans con Reid, Alan Reid, Louis van Ruten,

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and Howard McNair. This Bankol music
was conceived and conducted by Richard o'rant be

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goin to be with us again next
week when Philip Monos day. Strange things

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were going on that night. There
was a wild stallion waiting in a garage.

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I've gradiated with a chip on his
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sounded easy until I found out that
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handle the adventure. Now at out
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those living outside are children. Support
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Crusade for Children represents twenty six long
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all these agencies. There's the CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System k m X

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long welcome back. While really exciting
enough, Philip Morlow would adventure as typical.

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You get a good mix of mystery, hard boiled dialogue, some fun

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Chandler esque characters, and just the
right little bit of humor mixed in.

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My favorite part has to be at
the end, where, on the basis

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of the federal investigator being there,
he convinces the villains to surrender, only

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for it to turn out the investigator
had gone to sleep. And I also

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like his line about wearing the blue
Burgunette. Really so very happy that it

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was finally able to bring this to
you. It's just such a fun Philip

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Marlowe story and fills the gap in
the biggest hole in the series because with

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the Blue Burgunette, there are now
the first six episodes of the Adventures of

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Philip Marlowe in circulation, and six
of the next seven episodes are missing,

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which is the biggest gap in the
series. The most after this initial missing

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episodes Spait, there's only one or
two episodes in a row missing throughout the

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rest of the run of the series. While this is the last of our

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newly circulated Philip marlow episodes, this
isn't the last of Gerald Moore because the

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series we're going to start playing next
Tuesday, the Adventures of bill Lands,

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actually stars more so I'll be sure
to check that out. All right,

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Well, I do want to go
ahead and give you an update on our

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lineup of programs to come on Tuesday, and once again, due to new

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episodes coming into circulation, we've had
to shovel that about again. When we

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get into the Bob Bailey Ors Truly
Johnny Doller episodes, we're going to be

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playing Johnny Doller on Tuesdays and Fridays. We have to have the schedule clear

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when that comes. Now, after
the Adventures of Bill Lance, we're going

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to be in previously uncirculated episodes for
about ten months and that will be between

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two series, so we're not going
to be hopping around a lot. So

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our new tentative schedule for what we're
going to hear in season thirteen is we're

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going to bring you Martin Kane.
This is O'sheay Meet Miss Sherlock, all

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rather short story series, and then
we'll bring you the Australian series I Hate

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Crime. And then we have Adventures
of PC forty nine, Matthew Slade and

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Sarah's Private Capers scheduled again very tentatively
in pencil for se in fourteen, but

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again all of this subject to change
now. Listener comments and feedback, and

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we got a couple of different comments
regarding the Sherlock Holmes episode and we'll start

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over on podbeat and a listener comments
regarding the Sherlock Holmes episode Death at Stone

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Hinge love how they make women so
emotional after a death. Women are more

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level headed than that. Well,
thanks for the comments. Certainly, death,

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particularly a sudden one, and bring
a pretty strong emotional reaction from both

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men and women. But that said, certain radio programs did turn tend to

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overdo it, and the same could
be said a film, particularly of that

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era. One of the big challenges
is that for the longest time, acting

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was acting for the stage, and
often to convey something you need to do

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it in a very big way.
You know, we call it theatrical for

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a reason. Doing that same really
big performance, which was perfectly fine on

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stage, can really feel feel over
the top and way too much on radio.

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And certainly radio did get better with
that over time. Oh, I

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do think that New York, where
I believe the Sherlock Holmes was recorded,

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the acting tended to be more emotional, go more over the top, and

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that could be heard certainly mister Keenes
Racer of Lost Persons, the sort of

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flagship detective program that came out of
New York had that sort of heightened emotion.

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But you would also hear it,
you know, even on things like

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Casey. You know, it would
not be like all the time, but

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you can hear it sometimes or you
get really heightened in a way. You

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just don't really hear that much on
Hollywood based programs. I don't know why

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that is. It might be because
radio in New York City tended to hire

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theatrical actors much more than Hollywood productions, which relied on picture actors more and

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pictures, you know, I think
after the nineteen thirties began to dial down

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the emotion to a more believable and
realistic level. And then I have a

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comment on the same episode from Steven
who writes, what a trade to get

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a new Sherlock Holmes episode. I've
listened to all the others many times over.

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Richard Gordon has an interesting voice.
He sounds slightly nerdy, which sure

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Law Holmes Abby would have been.
After Rathbone, anyone cast as homes on

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radio had to have a deep resonant
voice Conway, Stanley, Hobbes, Merrison.

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So this was a pretty good and
different portrayal for me. Well,

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thanks for the comments, Stephen,
and I think you're right. Before before

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Rathbone, I think if there was
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You know, you listened to the
way that Orson Wells described Gillette and

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how how Sherlock Holmes resembled, you
know, William Gillette, and I think

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certainly sounded like him. And the
way that Wells did the performance on Sunday,

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it did remind me a little bit
of the way that Gordon did it,

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though obviously very different actors. Because
yeah, and I think today we

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are more open to slightly differing portrayals
of Holmes, though I think in some

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cases we'll just kind of look at
something and say nah, nope, nope.

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Of course, the story with Rathbone
and the actors who sounded like him,

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it was something that actually annoyed Rathbone
because he kept getting asked, you

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know, about episodes of Sherlock Holmes
and what was going on with the program

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after he had left Sherlock Holmes,
because they hired actors who could get into

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the same range, and so people
thought that Basil Rathbone was still doing it

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and this annoyed him. It's like, no, I stopped it, stop

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using my voice. But really not
a whole off that you can do as

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an actor in those sort of cases. But thank you so much for the

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comments, Stephen, and now I
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Amazing World of Radio. But that
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Next Tuesday, we'll be back with
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