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to Patreon dot Great Detectives dot net. Well, now we're getting into the
Less Tremaine era on the Falcon. According to newspaper logs, Tremaine took over
the role of the Falcon on August fifth, nineteen forty seven, and continued
through nineteen forty nine. Less Damon was confirmed to be the lead as of
January eighth, nineteen fifty and counting up all the episodes taking into accounts the
various breaks in the series. Tremaine played the lead role in the adventures of
the Falcon for one hundred and thirteen or perhaps one hundred and fourteen episodes of
which we have two. We've heard Tremaine before, all the way back in
season two on the Adventures of the Thinman, but I didn't properly talk much
about it career then, and certainly it could stand in a little bit of
a refresher. Tremaine had an amazing radio career. Like men, he had
success in the soaps when he landed the mail lead on the Romance of Helen
Trent. Then he became this star of the First Nighter Program, replacing don
A Michi. In addition to the stance on The Thin Man and the Falcon,
he also starred in the original loss iteration of the Adventures of the Abbots
from the nineteen forties, not to be confused with the nineteen fifty five version
that were blessed to have eighteen episodes of. He also was the host of
the Radio Reader's Digest, and he co starred with Jackie Gleason in The Jackie
Gleason The Last Tremaine Show. And he did a morning talk show with his
second wife. He was also one of those actors who worked in New York
and Hollywood and kind of went back and during part of his run on The
Falcon. The series originated from k HJY in Los Angeles over the Dawn Lee
Mutual Network, although in other parts it originated from New York. He was
also one of the few actors to appear in both East Coast radio revival programs
like the CBS Radio Mystery Theater and West Coast ones Locked the Hollywood Radio Theater
and Sears Radio Theater. For such an amazing body of work, he was
admitted to the Radio Hall of Fame. Of course, Tremayne's career was far
more than just his work in radio, and we'll talk a little bit more
about that after today's episode, but let's go ahead and bring you today's episode
of The Falcon original aired eight November one, nineteen forty eight, and the
title is Murder is a Bad Bluff? I bet during the Fulcon starrying,
let's remain Hello. Yes, he's the Falcon speaking, Oh Lucy. I'm
awfully sorry, Angel, but I'm afraid I'll have to skip to night.
I have to check on a character who's handing his girl a fast line says
he'll make a big mark in the world, and maybe he will unless somebody
roughed him up. Once again, the Mutual Broadcasting System brings you the Adventures
of the Falcon. The Falcon, as you know, is Michael Werriing free
lance detective who's always ready with a hand for oppressed men and an eye for
repressed women. So join him tonight when the Falcon learns murder is a fat
bluff. This early Monday evening in New York, when the door of a
small Fifth Avenue jewelry store opens on the clerk alone in the store burns the
face a dubber young man. Okay, what can I just William? Will
you ever in love? Was right? Well naturally? Or I'm a man?
I dare say I love my wife? If you dare say you don't.
Let's see the most excessive breakle you have, Yes, sir, one
moment bracelet to one circle of a tiny eyed to down rip. That's a
rather strange gimmy they show you. May hey, now this beautiful o taker.
Now let's see something an engagement, yes, sir, see what good
I'll take that to? Which fun the hole table? Oh? Pies a
the best you have? Let's see the really big sto Oh god, how
up? See a gun before. Yes, I know you're kind of warm
all of a sudden, so bring out the ice and will cool off.
Yes, and hurry it up where all of a sudden you will be cold.
Yes, yes, all right, record, let's go. Okay,
got the stuff. I've got the stuff. Okay, Mark leave? And
what took you so long? I wanted to do the job right. Gave
the clerk to build up, build up. You got a gun, haven't
you? What's more? Build up? You gotta have trouble with this profession
record, not enough imagination. You walk in with a gun. The clerk
sees it's a hold up. And right from the start of sin against you.
But with me you is talk to talk to up to up talk all
of that change of pace, that's the secret, believe me. Change of
pace people get by the time. Much didn't you get? Adful rain bracelets,
necklace thirty forty grands? Please? Okay we lay load a couple of
days and unloadad lets me haven sense the old change of pace ought to be
good for an extra ten grand? Why I okay, barklay you unload?
I know you by way, I don't, but how else can I shut
you up? Oh? Hello, godel sway light in my life. Hey,
what's the matter? You call that a kiss? Where's the voyage?
Yes, I know you're tired. Well, I've got a little surprised for
your baby. It'll tep the up. Yeah, next quid, I promise.
Look at the side of that barker. That's what I think you should.
You rate the best? Where did you get it? But I get
it. I bought it. I'm in the chip. Sugar slung a big
deal with the president of the Midwestern Railroad. I told you, you told
me a lot of things. But I can read, Bud. But that's
just there's an item on the society pages. The president of the Midwestern Railroad
wants to be away on a yachting trip. Uh sure, sure, I
know that, Sugar. I've been contacting them by radio. In that case,
you ought to be able to tell me where this yachting is. Sure,
all right, go ahead? Where is cool? You? Music of
Mexican is a third degree? But you wrast me a marriage. I've got
to write and know something about you. I'm tired of these big stories now.
I want the truth. Sugar's some things you can't explain. Why,
Well, well, look it's like this, A terrific mergers on the fire.
See terrific word gets thought about it. Even the handed will get the
stock market on the No, I don't see why you handed sugar. In
a couple of days, it'll all be subtle and i'll collect my commission.
You'll see they go thirty forty thousand bucks on the person saw and then we
can make shop. If you won't trust me, then make If you'll trust
me, well give me some reason. I'm getting tired of fairy cake.
But did you ever happen to think sugar? Maybe I'm getting tired of your
nagging. I'm on the way up. You don't want to come along,
okay, can't remember you had your chance? Maybe I did, but I've
heard it's not always healthy to take chance. Hello, Michael Warring, that's
right. You're a private detective. When they call it falcon? Are you
very expensive? Then? What you call expensive? And what you want me
to do? Come in? Let's start it over, all right, and
you might as well sit down, make suff comfortable. Tell me your name,
Gloria P. And why you want a detective. I'm engaged to be
married. Congratulations. I'm not sure they're in order. That's what I want
you to find out. Well, just second, Gloria, I don't go
into petty snooping. If you're just trying to find out whether your boyfriend is
stepping out of wearing, I'm not concerned about other women, all right.
What I want to know is what does he do for living? Didn't he
tell you yes a number of things, but you don't believe him. I
didn't tell yesterday. They're too fantastic, all about big business here, but
he won't give me any details. It's also secret. If I can't help
wondering your tabe he's mixed up in something illegal. Other Wise why would he
try to keep them from him? I don't know. Well, well,
it costs to have you investigated quite a lot. But I'll give you some
advice for nothing. What's that forgetting? I can't as long as you have
such serious doubts about him, I love him? Well, then what are
you doing here hoping you'll prove my doubts are wrong? And if they are,
I don't know. You're just asking for heartache, Gloria. Well,
it's my heart and my money, So how much do you want for retaining
hello? Turnis like wedding what things you hear wedding? You only hang around
and bed it when you're looking for something. I like television. Yes,
you shouldn't have such a suspicious nature turnas bamp your attention. I don't like
coppers and I don't like private Dick well every man with tastes. You've seen
Barkley lately? Oh, Bud Barkley. I don't know Barkley. I haven't
seen him. I don't know anybody. I don't know anything funny. I
was told you're a pretty good friend of Barkley. Who does is? Oh?
I've been getting around. In fact, Barkley himself tells me you were
on a little job with him the other day. That's a lie. Sure,
I was never done a jab with Barkley in my life. It was
anybody with Ricar. He's the only one I Bakeley. See. I thought
you didn't know Barkley, so I know him. So thanks? But what
it's a very pleasant conversation. Now, can I buy you a drink?
Tacty just a second? I've been looking for you? Oh hello, Sorry,
I can't stop now, I've got to day. Did I ever wait
for you? But I'm late? You'll be late? Shut it out.
That's a clean shirt. Just answer me one question then I'll let you go.
What's the devil beating you? I'm coming to reading what you did about
me? What are you talking about? You're already wearying? Who's wearing Mike
wedding the spoils because you're crazy tanness, I don't even know where? He
says you do well, I you better go on. I'll take another care.
That's just what does wearing say? I told him? He says,
you told him I put the job with you. What that's what he said
about So you blew your top and started japping about me? He said it
It made me so you popped off. I didn't say, min you some
church? Don't you wearing? You're trying to trap you into spilling on me.
I didn't. Still, at least you didn't know about the Halloween job.
I wonder halloween uh looks looks and said you had any idea? What's
wearing? Tangle is so with that was the jewelry hole lesson turned as you're
the boy who pulled that one. You were RecA You didn't hear me,
right? I heard you very dry and you know something about me. I
think wedding would be kind of interested to hear about it too. I don't
start getting ideas. I got him already. Go ahead, Bardy, we
will discuss appear you don't want to keep your dats waiting. I got to
hunt. You and me are going to do business. Sorry, I'm mate,
Well, but I'm afraid to now, and it's better never than Are
you still on that kick? I know how things stand now. That's why
I and I thought maybe you'd come to your sex I have. We're super
I look sugar. A lot of things have gone wrong today. I don't
want to have trouble with you too. I have big business yours coming home
with business with crooked like Greg Rickord and lieutenant who's been talking nobody. I
had to know the truth, but I had to, so I hired a
detective to what all right? So you're the one who hired Wearing. You
won't be satisfied until I do a stretch? What is no? But I
don't want to cause you any trouble. I don't how did I found out
what I wanted to know? I've called off Mike. Oh it's Mike,
mister Waring. What's the difference anyway? I called him off. Thanks,
What makes you sure he'll stay off? He isn't interested in you, but
he found out who your friends are. That's all I wanted to know.
Now you better go. Oh sure, sure, get out of here.
But you're your shirt and no good crooked? Go on? Why don't you
tell me off? Tell me what you really thinking me? Get out?
Oh so now I'm not even worth talking to. Just get out, all
right, I'll get out. Just before I do hear something from you to
remember me? Hm, I'm sorry, but I don't know what's right anything
you are like jetty. Hm, let's get out of here. Get out.
Recognition Park, I got to see you right away. That's I'll tell
you what I see it. That's okay, get here, okay, I'll
be waiting if I do you. Oh, I see you recognize me when
you're on liquor up You mean that you aren't so sociable this afternoon, but
right by me without speaking and was there at Barkles. What I wasn't at
Barklays That funny, I could swear it was you. That's a loud I
get so excited part so I thought I saw you? Is there something to
make you blow it got no. I just well, I wasn't there,
okay, my mistake. You see. I was going up to see Barkley,
and just as I started the building, this character rush it out and,
like I say, the dead dreamer for you. So I started to
say hello, but you he don't start. I ring barkrist bell and no
answer. When I try the door and it's not last I go in,
and what do you think I find? I don't know. Don't you,
recad I told you I don't. I wasn't there, okay, I remember
that. When the law asked me, I'll tell them it wasn't you that
I saw, recrds. It was just somebody who happens to look exactly like
you. Oh wait a minute, I have to tell them something, because
inside Barkley is a part I see. How come that character who rushes out
he's in such a hurry you don't even notice me. Are you trying to
say you guessed it? I find Barclay laying and the sofa, and he
don't even so much to say hello, which I can't blame seeing is how
he just happens to be sources of the kind of very dead tomorrow throughout our
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And you vote, you're letting America down. Now back to the Adventures of
the Falcon. A few hours have past since the murder of Bud Barclay.
The story has hit the newstands and found an interested reader, and Mike Waring
was now calling on his ex client, Gloria Page. Have you seen the
paper, Gloria? Yes, well, well you hire me to check on
Barkley. I do, and my report is hardly in. When he winds
up dead, I can't help wondering if there's a connection. Is there?
Do you mean that I kill him? No, you saw him this afternoon
and had a fight. What makes you say that? Look in the mirror.
I told him we were fool. He didn't like it. He didn't
like kind of rough. He was curious when he found out that I'd hired
you. Oh you told him that, yes, Jo, he slapped your
round. Do you have an alibi for the murder time. I don't know.
It's not I leave here alone after he left. That's not going to
sound so good to the police. When they learn about your fight with Barklay
Do they have to know you were his girl? They're sure to be around
with questions. What will I do? That's up to you. You told
me you loved Barker well after the fat Yeah, I see what you mean.
You warned me to be hard. There was and he told me you
sent you. That's the way he acted. It's all over you hear you
were fast? Do you think I killed him? I didn't say that.
Believe me. I'm sorry. He said I was shocked when I read about
it. You don't believe me? Oh that's all right, boy. Yeah,
it's not me. You have to convince it's the police. Yes.
Hello, my name is Michael Waring. I'd like to talk to you.
What about murder? You're a greg record, don't you am? I?
Well, this is his apartment and you're in it, so it seems like
a reasonable assumption. That's what I call a detective. Okay, I'm record.
Now where do we go from there? Inside? More comfortable? Right,
I'm glad you're not going to be difficult. That remains to be seen.
What do you want? I understand you and Bud Barkley were pals.
How can you understand that in my business? And fellow asked questions that he
doesn't always get the right answer. I suppose you give me an answer?
Then? Was Barkley a palavi you? I knew him? When's the last
time you saw it? A couple of days ago? Not today? Not
today? Where were you this afternoon? All afternoon? All afternoon? I
suppose I were to tell you why? I tried to phone you and got
no answer, and I'd tear it in the shower and didn't hear the phone
for over an hour. I kept trying. I was very dirty. You
can do better than that record. Oh we'rever taking you an app for the
radio plane. That's better. But at least now I know you were lying.
Anyhow, you haven't put me at Barkley, and that's what you're trying
to do. Give me time. How come you're trying to nail me for
the job anyway? Just because I knew Barblay somewhere you know any better?
Suggests? Yeah, there are plenty just as good anybody else who knew Barclay's
girl, For instance, Flora, do you know any reason why she should
have wanted to kill Button? You know any reason why I shouldn't. I'm
working on it, but as well as we're playing the field, just now,
who else should we consider? Lou Turnaiz? Why do you say that?
Why not? He knew Barkley too? Didn't he believe me wearing?
It wasn't? What makes you so sure? All right? I'm not sure.
Only I don't think it was Tournaiz. It's not like him. Funny
you should be so anxious to protect him. I'm not trying to protect him.
You think it's Turnis okay, I don't think it's Turnail. Yeah,
from the way you've been acting, I may get around to it at any
rate. It's an angle worth checking. Thanks recking, No, Hello,
turns. Some people can't take a hint stok wedding. How many times I
have to tell you I don't like people in your racket? I don't like
you. Why should I know a little thing like that stop me? When
we have so much in common? Like what like? You don't like me?
I don't like you? That could be the basis for a beautiful friendship.
Now he was going to get out of here and I will. What
do you know about the Barkley murder? Turns go wedding. I want to
talk to you. I look cudding. I don't know any reason why a
record sho want to frame you for the murders? Did he? And?
Nah? You're down't to adding? No, I don't wor you tell me
Ricord is trying to frame me. That's the voice to set me off on
record say I don't want to play. I didn't say record tried to frame
you. I was just wondering. He tried to keep you out of this.
Maybe he was really protecting you, or maybe he just thought that would
make me suspicious. Well, you'll have to figure it out for yourself.
No, wedding, I told you I'm not going to help you. Went
back to the babe and tell her you drew a blank babe, bloody of
page. Where'd you get the idea I'm working for her Barkley fus, you're
wrong. No, I was working for her, but that was before the
murderer. Now I'm strictly on my own. Where's the traffet in that you
never can tell? Well, you won't get any dividends from me. You
can't hurt the try. There's something between you and record. I want to
know what it is, ask cricket. I did. Now I'm asking you.
You're just wasting your time. Wedding. I could beat it out of
you, you could you on the second talk, I guess I couldn't.
Not as long as you have that busted beer mug in your hand. That's
right wedding. And now if you don't want it in your stage, just
get out of my way. Well no, I haven't expecting you have you
got the money and he well, that's all coming right to the point.
It is not a social court ricer. Have you got it? That's really
good. You know I've been thinking maybe I'm letting you off to eat and
oh yeah, you don't want me to talk to the police about what happened
the afternoon. But the police and the only ones interested wearing yeah easyness still,
so you tell them. All you can do is let's turn it over
to the police. Maybe I could make a deal. You might pay more
for my information and you vote for for silence. Why you prefer to the
business with you? But I think you're better speaking Kiki, But did you.
I've been doing some thinking too, Dennis. I've been thinking only a
sucker based blackmail. But there once he starts, there's no stopping. Sometimes
you don't have any shot. Yeah, that's right. This done gives me,
okay, a minute, worry turns. I won't not here. It
looks like a nice knife bad ride. Oh, let's cool. We turn
right at the next corner and stop when you get to the door. I'll
swear you want in the buckets so they don't cree swear anything with a gun
looking your way. You'll sing a different song if I give you a chance,
and I do, mean says, here's where we I'm telling your head
stop now, you know. If you're only get out ahead, I'll be
right behind. I'll do anything you say. Only give you a break walking
out to the end of the pier. You didn't kid Vassie. I can
prove it. Give you a chance. Let's let's talk it over that you
didn't kill him. I stress with anything, only this k now, Please
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it's Mutual on the election night. Now back to the adventures of the Falcon.
Twelve hours have passed since Rickard switched from buying silent to gunning for it.
Now he's in his room packing when there's a knock at the door.
A man, you can take us back? Oh you wear it? Mm
hm wo'ld you expect a moving man for that trunk, but wearing I don't
have time to be so sure. You'll probably get plenty of time. That's
the voice, just the when I read the Tournez was fished out of the
river with a slug in him. I thought to you when he said he
was still alive, I had a hunt. You'd be preparing to clear up
before Tournez recovered enough to talk. All right, I'm moving. It doesn't
prove anything, but Tournez is talking. Will Next time you toss a peal
and the drink, you better make sure he stopped breathing for you. You
can't prove anything on it. You don't intend to wait until I can?
Is that I don't intend to wake because I have other plans and you're not
stopping me. No, but maybe the law will. May I use your
phone. Don't be like that. I'll give you a nickel. Sorry.
I was waiting for you to reach your gun. Now, I'll take it.
Now. You can get back your packing because you're going for a trip,
all right, but it's not the one you planned. Hello, tr
Nas The doctor said, I can come in for a minute. Hello Wady,
how are you feeling all right? Here? You coming? You can
turn that off now. Man, we're on the same team. Would you
state's evidence against Ricord? Yeah? The police tell me you've not only tambed
Rickord for plugging you, but for doing the job on Barkley toon Yeah,
y finishing star coming? What are you doing in Boxley? Incord? Me
here? They ast Ernie? What about? He didn't say? When I
got this space, he say, well, thanks Tournaiz. Looks like we've
pretty well taken care of mister Rickards. We've got him for attempted murder on
you, and now that he's in so deep anyway, he's admitted pulling some
robberies with Barklay. The only thing he won't admit is Barkley's murder. But
with your testimony, I think we'll clinch that too, only not against Rickets
right, No, Turne, that little job was your handiwork, So hurry
up and get well because you've got to face a murder trial, and if
you're any sort of a man, you won't want to take it line down.
So you see, Gloria. When Tournez found out at Barkley and Rickard
that worked the jewelry job, he went up to Barkley to ask for blackmail,
and when Barkley didn't want to play as much as Tournez demanded, Tournez
killed him and took everything he had. And then just as he was leaving,
he saw a Ricord go into Barkleys. He knew Record wouldn't want it
known that he was at the scene so near the time of the murderer,
so Tournez tried to blackmail him. You see, Tournez wasn't satisfied with just
Barkley's half of the split. He wanted the whole taste, so he blackmailed
Ricord for a murder he committed himself. Yeah, talk about gone. Huh.
Well tell me, Mike, how did you know Tournez was the murderer?
That's simple. Turnez claimed the last time he spoke to Barkley was yesterday
morning. He said, when he arrived at Barkley's yesterday afternoon, Barkley was
already dead. But Turnez knew I was working for you. When I asked
him how he knew, he said, Barkley told him yeah, Well,
don't you see, Barkeley didn't know that until you told him yesterday afternoon.
Oh, Cod, So that meant Tournez was lying. He did see Barkley
yesterday afternoon, but he arrived before the murder, not after it, and
killed Barkley in order to rob him. Well that clears that up. Then.
Now there's just one other thing. What's that I only hired you to
check on Barkley, but you kept right after is murder? Until you solve
that? Why what did you hope to gain? It's a beautiful night,
Drawian m hmm. There's a beautiful moon, mm hmm, and a beautiful
girl, thank you. But until the murder was cleared up, you were
a sustain you know something, Golia I was never much good at kissing through
a wire screen. Murder doesn't fit the frame. Murder doesn't fit the frame.
That's the title of next week's Adventure of the Falcon, when Mike Wearing
learns that if you know the name of a murderer, you'd better spill that
information before he spills your blood. So'll be sure to listen next week at
the same time to another exciting adventure of the Falcon. The Adventures of the
Falcon are based on the famous character created by Drexeldier, produced by Bernard L.
Schubert, written tonight by Jerome Epstein, and directed by Richard Lewin.
Music by Milton k That's the name with God as the Falcon. Brenez was
played by Joda Santis. This program came from New York. This is the
Mutual Broadcasting System. Welcome back. This is a pretty standard classic Falcon story,
with a lot of shady characters, misdirection, and even one character looking
like they're certainly guilty, only for a minor slip up by the true murderer
to give the game away. The big difference, of course, is that
when most old time radio fans think of the Falcon, they think of Less
Damon for the sheer number of less Damon episodes that are in SOA. But
other than that, this is a pretty standard Falcon story. It's worth noting
that often in these Falcon stories, the Falcon is off stage for most of
the episode. Even compared to shows like Boston Lackey or File of Vans that
show a lot of criminal machinations, I think the Falcon is often even more
aloof, often coming in to solve the action or short the mess after various
characters have taken up two thirds of the episodes, but that's not the case
with every episode. The log from the Digital Deli noted that the series moved
to Los Angeles in February nineteen forty eight and was originated from Hollywood. I'm
assuming that the series was originated in New York at this point. Not only
did it feature Joe DeSantis, who was a fixture of New York radio,
but the previous week's program, according to the log, was called Nick Carter
and the Falcon, involving a team up between Nick Carter and the falc with
Carter also being a New York based show. By the way, The Nick
Carter and the Falcon episode is the second Detective crossover episode I'm aware of.
The Other was a crossover between Sam Spade and George Valentine from Let George Do
It. Both are missing, although the fact that the Falcon episode we have
in circulation comes only one week after the Falcon Carter crossover makes it feel like
a near miss. The voting PSA was interesting. It definitely shows how society
has changed. It suggests that voters were more successible to being shamed for not
turning out. I remember that MTV campaign from a few years back, voter
die. So. I guess whether being a society motivated by shame or one
by fear is better is certainly a debate you can have now. As to
Lass Tremaine, I did want to talk a little about his TV and film
career. He did a lot of television, though most of it were kind
of one off guest appearances. He did have a recurring role as Inspector Queen
on The Further Adventures of Ellery Queen, which was broadcast in the late fifties,
but his TV guest log seemed to be endless. He was on just
some examples, The Andy Griffith Show, The Rifleman, Voyage to the Bottom
of the Sea, Doctor Kildare, and The Alfred Hitchcock Hour. He also
had some small parts in some well remembered films like Goldfinger and north By Northwest,
and he was also enlisted in some low budget cult films like King Kong
Versus Godzilla, The Slime People, War Between the Planets, and Creature of
Destruction. And in addition to all of that, he was also involved in
a variety of animated projects into the nineties. He worked on Mister McGoo,
Scooby Doo, The Smurf, Johnny Quest, Rainbow Bright and the Star Steeler,
and Daffy Docks Fantasy Island. He also played the TV original character Mentor
in the nineteen seventies live action children's TV series Shazam. So even if you
were too young to have heard Tremaine in his detective roles or even during the
golden age of radio, he probably has been part of your childhood or b
movie viewing bingch The role I remember Tremaine for was the wishing Well in Daffy
Ducks Fantasy Island, and there were likely so many more times that I enjoyed
his work that I didn't notice or didn't remember. He had an incredible career
and it's a shame that we don't have more episodes with him. Well,
now it's time to thank our Patreon supporter of the day, and I want
to go ahead and thank Steve. Steve has been one of our Patreon supporters
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yours truly, Johnny Dollar Cereal Where just what are your plans? Missus lenfairy
plans? Johnny? I don't quite know what you mean. Well, I
suppose the companies make prompt payment on these claims. That'll mean four hundred thousand
dollars. Well, really, mister Dollar, aren't you overstepping bounds a little?
Bit maybe, But if it'll make you feel any better, or if
it will help to hasten settlement, I'll tell you I'll sell what is left
of this property and leave the country, leave awhere, somewhere in Europe,
on the continent alone. I think you, of course, sorry. I
just wondered Doug and I were too close to even think of my having boyfriends
or whatever you want to call it. The more I think about it,
the more I resent that question. No particular implication meant missus land. Next
thing, you'll start implying that the sea legs wasn't wrecked at all, that
Doug is still alive somewhere, And then if you can't dig them up out
of the sea, your precious companies can somehow contry to keep them money.
I hope you'll be with us then. In the meantime, do send your
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