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peel Box one five nine and one three, Boise, Idaho eight three seven
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one five. That's Adam Graham peel Box one five nine one three, Boise,
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Idaho eight three seven one five. Well, now it's time for today's
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episode of the Ascain. The original air date is July the twenty third of
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nineteen fifty and the title is The Frightened author The Adventures of the Saint,
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starring Vincent Twice the same based on characters created by Leslie Charter and non to
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millions from books, magazines, and motion pictures. A robin Hood of Modern
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Crime now comes to radio, starring Hollywood brilliant and talented actor Vincent Price as
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the saint template. Well, if it isn't Randy Pattish, templar, Am
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I ever glad to see you? Just what the psychiatrist story is? Sit
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down, O'Brien, take a lot of join me in a bowl of port.
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Thanks, but ah, sir, ray, am I ever glad to
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see you? A sights for these bloodshadows? Yes, sir, I realize
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I'm a very charming fellow and all that Randy. But even though me thinks
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this greeting is just a wee bit over enthusiastic, could it be we're leading
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up to a touch? Oh, Templar, old boy, leave us not
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be mercenary. There's nothing I'd rather leave us not be. My heart goes
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after you, Simon, but it's not my hand, and I'm that I'll
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use that sometimes. You just did no, I mean in one of my
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books, you did you know it is in the case of the Hangman's Rope
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or there's bad news tonight? Say that's right? So I did? What
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do you know? So you read my books. I'm flattered. I read
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that one. Did you read my latest? The Case of the dead Man's
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limp? Or he died with his boots on him? They were too tight?
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No, I missed that one. Not too bad. Well, that's
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why I'm glad to see you, because I didn't read your book. No,
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because maybe you can save my life. I could be killed on a
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kind of that book, just that one, or temporal boy, you cut
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me to the quick the case of the cut up Author? Or who hacked
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the hack? Oh it's no joke, TEMPLI. You've heard of Kid Walden
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the heavy Radio. I heard him well, and he was just a punk.
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Georgie Garnett sign him up to manage him lifetime contract. Now the kid
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is in the higher brackets and he's still tied to Garnett on terms of no
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like well, Candy Afford a lawyer, he's got a lawyer. But Garnett
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swings the mean pen, no loopholes. The contract is ironclad, and your
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heart bleeds for the and you're afraid you'll bleed to death. I think not
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exactly. You see the kid's figure as an angle. Garnett has a wife,
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Oh lovely tomato anyway, you'll look at it, And brother, you
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look at it, you mean the kid looks at her precisely, and vice
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of us. You see the kid there is no bad piece of merchandise himself,
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six foot four of solid muscle. What about his face? While his
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face retains much of its original shape in spite of coming in contact with some
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of the fanciest leather in the business. MM soft music, two hots in
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three quarter time, I get to take well out all of it. Don't
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forget Garnett husband Ah, Yes, triangle three hearts in two quarters and that's
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the kid's angle. Play up to the missus while she goes from so he
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can use herry to get better terms from Garnette. Huh, only the way
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I wrote it. The kid in the missus slipped the maunt of joy dose
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of rock the way you wrote it. That's what I'm talking about. You
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wrote a book based on Kid Walders Shenanigans with Missus Garnett ad admitter and put
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it on the news stand. I did so help me, and I do
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mean help. I see one of your real life characters is read that one
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of them, all of them. Uh, oh Nett wants to know our
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his wife and his fighter really give them the business? And if so,
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how do I know? My wife wants to know? How do I know?
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My kid wants to know? How do I know? How do you
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know? Templar? Please? A writer protects this, so you better started
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protecting him. South. That's where you come in. How big did you
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say? The kid is six flour? That's where I go out? Oh
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no, wait, I don't want any part of it, Randy, You
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deserve what you're getting. You should have known better than to use the real
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situation. Well, I didn't use their real names. You think I'm crazy?
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No comment, and I used the disclaimer any similarity, et cetera.
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You Oh yeah, I don't know how they caught on, but I used
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a switch arule. The kid is a top heavyweight contender, but not in
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the book. I changed all that. Oh you changed all that? Yeah,
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and the book he's a lightweight. That's what I call it, Jeru,
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well after my height. So you've got to help me tell, Well,
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what do you want me to do? Expect me to tell a saint
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is his business or he'll think of something. I already have. Great,
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what I'm out of shaving green? So I better go right here. I
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appeal to you in the name of our friendship. I'm not you know,
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Randy, I'm beginning to think of a few names for our friendship that aren't
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exactly appealing. Oh you wouldn't let me do you couldn't? I could try.
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Is this Simon Templess speaking? My old pal, my buddy, the
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Simon temple Will saw me from the darkest hours of deadly literary tea who stood
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by me when the critics descended upon my first, poor defenseless brains out.
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Randy, you're breaking my heart. I'll do what I can for you,
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Randy, good old temp I knew you come through, but I still don't
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know just what you want. Well, it's simple, old man. These
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jokers have soare all of them? Maybe the rest of my hide. Well
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that's what I've got to find out. In other words, one and all
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would thoroughly be delighted to see you dead. And you want to know if
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any of them are making specific plans for such delight exactly. If we know
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what they're planning, maybe we can stop it. If if not, you
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have a feeding all of us sudden any resemblance between you and a living person
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who'd be strictly coincidental. Right, Hello, kid, why didn't you give
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that punching bag arrest? It's getting tired for you time and temper. I'm
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a friend of Randy Patterson. Oh, oh please, kid, I want
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to talk to you. Nothing to say, but then allow me. Look,
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mister, my lawyers is a Smith and McCormick. It's in their hands.
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You want to talk talk to them? Oh, lawyers, Yeah,
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lawyers. I've been libeled. I never did none of the things that says
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in that book. You didn't know? Well, then, how do you
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know that the book's about you? How do I know? How do I
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know? Yeah? How do you know? Why? You haven't even happened
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in that book? It's just exactly like a go chase your some Oh kid,
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you're looking the wrong way. This is my head. That's the punching
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bag there. See. Yeah, it's a long kid. Yes, my
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name is Diamond Tempa. I'm looking for George Garnett. I'm Gunnett. Do
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you always greet your guests with a gun? Lately? The monkey isn't ground?
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Who's money? Bodyguard? Temporary? I've heard that name? Well,
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what do you want? Well, look, I'd like to talk to you.
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But not in the doorway with a gun in my red All right,
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come in, come in, thank you, thank you, Templar, Templar,
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it seems I oh oh oh, sit down there, okay, I
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have to take these blamed indigestion pills. Never stomach been under a strain lately,
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terrible strain by Joe the Saint, of course, that's right, Yes,
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sure, sure, Templar. Ah hell, well, what brings you
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here, Templer? Randy Pattison asked me to some that wrap that skunk at
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murderer, murderer, accomplish him? Oh, who's been murdered? Nobody yet?
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Who then? But somebody maybe any minute, any time? Woo me.
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That's what he said in that blast book, isn't it me? But
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that does? Yeah? Me me me, Well, I tell you,
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Temper, if I get murdered, I'll hold Patterson quietly responsible. So help
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me. I will because he said you might be killed. You have to
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thank him for the warning. But he won't tell me where he got the
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information, so I can really protect myself. Now I can't sleep. I
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got where'd I put those pills? It's one of them? Oh oh,
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do you know, Templer, do you know where he got the information.
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No, if you knew what you tell Oh, yes you would. I'll
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just bet. Why do you come here, Templar? I've been wondering what
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you plan to do? Oh do? What can I do? Look?
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I got a beautiful wife. We were well, we got along, at
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least I thought we did. Then he says in the book, Well you
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know, yes, I know. Oh confounded Templar, a thing like that.
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How can you be sure? Police says it's a lot of eyewash.
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But she says, a lot of eyewash. But I've been watching her,
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watching her and the kid. That's the trouble gets you suspicious. I've been
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watching there's something between them. I know there is. But if only I
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could be certain? You sure I took those pills? I'm sure. I
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mustn't forget. Doc says, I'm well, anyway, back to what I
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was saying. What was I saying? You think there's something between Phelipe and
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the kid? Yeah? Yeah, think if only I was. Who's kidding?
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Who I know? If Patterson is right about that, If he's right
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about that, well, don't you see he was the murder. Oh he
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could be right about that too. It comes next, Yeah, the murder
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comes next lod necessarily, That's why I got Monk. Big guy used to
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be the kid's sparring partner. Where is he? He ought to be here?
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Say, look, you still haven't told me what you're doing here,
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Temper? What do you want? Nothing more with you, Guynett, But
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I would like to see Felipe. Is she at home? No? At
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the hotel? Bennett? Oh? Yes? After this business he moved out,
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said I was too suspicious, wouldn't be suspicious? But I love her,
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Templar. That's the trouble. Why did he have to say, do
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you suppose there's a chance? Oh no? Why do I keep trying to
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kid myself? Get out of here? Temper? Will you get out?
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I'm going, Guynette, goodbye. Wait a minute, where do you think
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you're going? Mister Hope mon Oh, mister Garnett, I didn't know you
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was here. I've seen this fellow come out of the living room. I
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didn't know who he was. You might have asked before you broke my jaw?
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Is it brooke in at least three plates? Ah? You kid?
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Does she defriend you? As mister Garnett? Friend? Is anyone a friend
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in this doggy dog world? I don't know. Help him up, mole,
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help myself. Oh oh, all right, monk, you want sparring
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practice, I'll be glad to accommodate you. Wait a minute, what's she
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doing here, mister Glennett? I'm not quite sure which I throw him out?
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Michael Brains, I'd already be out if you hadn't sudden the rush to
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the rescue. He's right, monk. And speaking of rushing to the rescue,
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where were you in a nap? I've got to keep him condition.
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I might have needed you, well, you got the Roscoe in that case,
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Why do I ever need you? See? That's a thought? Perhaps,
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well, Zambra, what are you waiting for? What you were going?
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But this has been such a delightful get together. I can hardly tear
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myself away. I couldn't tell you a way. If you need any help,
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I doubt it. Monk. From the look of you, you don't
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do that good when the other fellow is in a position to fight back.
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If you was in a ring as long as I was, you'd be kind
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of banged up too. But I was plenty good, brother, plenty good.
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If you want to know. Even Joe Louis was scared of me.
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Yeah, yeah, he was scared to fight me. How do you like
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that? Louise was scared to fight me? How do you know? Well
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did he ever fight me? Not that I know? All right, there,
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I see what you mean. Well, goodbye again, fellows, come
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in? Well look what I get. And I didn't even send in any
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box what I was expecting Randy Patterson. But he can wait. In fact,
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I hope he does come in. Come in, mister Temper, you've
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got to help me. Well, in that case, you'd better call me
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Simon. All right, and what do I call you? Police? Police?
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Gone it? Oh? Oh, I'm so glad to meet you,
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Felice. In fact, I've tried to reach you several times today. Really
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why, well do you see I'm a friend of Randy Patterson. I didn't
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know he had any friends. Live and learn. It's not want to keep
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on living. That's why I came here. If you're a friend of Pattison's,
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maybe I made a mistake, not necessarily what brings you here? I
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heard you'd been to see my husband. I wanted what your interest in us
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was. I'm afraid i've found out you said you wanted me to help you.
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I did when I heard you were involved. I thought you might be
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just the one to turn to. That was before you told me about Pattison.
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Any friend of his is an enemy of mine, of course, But
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Felice, I believe in the old saying love your enemy. It's rather difficult.
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Apparently you need someone to help you. Why not give me a try?
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Just? Uh, what help do you need? Well? It well,
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I got heard to tell you I'm being framed for what my husband's murder.
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Has he been murdered? Why not yet? But you know, it's
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funny how everyone seems to take it for granted that he will be He will,
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how do you know? But that's what it's all about. What didn't
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you read the book? Just because Randy wrote a book, But that's why
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he wrote it so my husband could be murdered. Is that a fact?
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Of course, Patterson wrote a book simply disguised about me and my husband and
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kid Waldo, And it's a kid and I have plot to kill my husband.
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So George read it, got frightened. Now he suspects maybe we really
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are planning to kill him. He's even hot a bodyguard. M h,
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what don't you see? It's all a build up and George really is killed
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naturally. It looked like a kid, Now, I did it. That's
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the whole idea, and Randy's in on the plot. Of course, the
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real killer hired him to throw suspicion on us. Just who is the real
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killer? I don't know. That's what I wanted you to find out.
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Well, it's an interesting theory, police theory. I'll check to see if
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it's anything more than that. You will. But if Patterson your friend,
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he's pocketing blood money, this is the end of an not so beautiful friendship.
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And then FELICEU and I could be friends. Oh, Simon, if
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you help me, we'll be more than a friend. Aren't you forgetting just
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one small little item? Am I? Oh you told me the kid?
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Do you? So you don't really believe there's anything between him and me?
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Perish the thought? Well, but isn't there anything else? Now? Think
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I'm guessing games? What about your husband? I mean, before you and
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I give way the mad rapture, shouldn't we think about him? Oh?
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So that's what's bothering. But we don't have to worry about him. He's
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going to be murdered. No, don't look now, But isn't that what
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you want me to prevent his murder? Heavens, no, I just want
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you to prove I had nothing to do with it. You'd better run along,
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police, No more what I feel a previous engagement coming on. I
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don't tell me you're afraid of my husband. No, Police, then I
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don't understand I'm afraid of you. Hello, Randy Temple, Oh boy,
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how are we doing? I thought you were coming over here. I've been
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detained and she didn't have a friend. Probably let on if you've got something
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for me, and I can tell you over the phone. It seems each
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of your opposition has picked up reinforcement. Oh well, the kid has a
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couple of lawyers, and Garnett has a bodyguard. M. How about missus
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Garnett? She has me. Oh I should have known. I want to
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look at her. I'm not still running. But I'm afraid you're going to
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have to tell me who did your research for you? Randy. I told
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you it was strictly confidential. You can have to tell me now or the
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police later. Police. M Because your characters seemed determined to act out the
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finale of your open Garnett is already shopping for a coffin. But I just
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made up that stuff about the murder. I don't think the kid in the
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gall would really knock him off. The consensus is that somebody would, so
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you'd better talk. But I gave my word. Did that ever stop you
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before, Tapler, to think that you should say such a thing. You
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who've been so close, we've been too close? All right, all right,
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I'm a no good at he or a liar. I'd sell my soul
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for a mess of pottage. But at least Templer has always been the best
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puppage. M hm, Now, would you please stop talking and talk?
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Do you want me to betray a confidence? I thought we'd agree it in
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character? How true? How very very true? Randy, Randy, Randy?
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Do you really believe in keeping me safe? Don't you? Kid?
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Hi? Oh you again? Temple? Here? Look, why don't you
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get lost? And hey Patterson with you that hasn't already got lost? That's
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why I'm here. I don't get it. I was talking to him on
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the phone. I heard shots. I called the police and they called back
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from Patterson's plate. He's dead. I'm not surprised. What do you know
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about it? He had a coming from you? Maybe only somebody beat me
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to it? Is that? So? I got nothing more to say?
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You want conversations see my lawyer Smith and McCormick. Guy. I know I
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may get around to it. I do that. Oh Zon, I asked
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at the death if i'd find you here in the bar, That's where I
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am. Here is the bar very well. Nobody's been here all afternoon,
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he scept my friend Tony. Tony's my favorite bargender, Tony. I am
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a stand charmed police. Tony hit me again? My friends setting him up?
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Thank you? Simon? What are you drinking? ID? Just watch
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you good? Suppose you tell me? I've been wondering. You want to
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know if I have an alibi? Why? Why are you from your places?
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I have any other times? I see you hate me? Don't you
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know? Why do you keep spying on me? I think they can't keep
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myself away from you. If you believed it, I wouldn't say it.
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You're just trying to mix me up. You've already mixed me up. What's
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this alibi you were talking about? How do you know about that? It's
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not in the papers? You really, Simon for a smart man. You're
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the kids told me? How else do you think I know you didn't waste
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any time? Did he? You knew I'd be interested? Nice attim to
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be so considerate. I thought there was nothing between you two. You are
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spying. I'm curious, and maybe you're jealous. Jealous, Simon terribly.
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I wish I believe that what's between you and the kid? I told you
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nothing. He phoned you, and you'd be interested getting a noo place.
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You could get someplace, Simon and phoney to stop acting so sweet? Could
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Don't you like me a little? Yes? I like you? Simon?
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Who do you think killed Randy Patterson? Police? Must we talk about it
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a beginning? You think it's the safest subject. Don't you have any idea
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who might have done it? No, I'm afraid I don't know what you
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want, Samond, I'm afraid I do know what you want. Well,
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hello, kid, I don't get the wrong idea. Kid, we were
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just talking about the murder you were making with the moon eyes. I can't
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believe me. There's nothing between Simon and me, not a thing. It's
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right, kid, there's nothing more between us than there is between her and
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say have you for example? And she has assured me your relationship with strict
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me, patonic police. You told him, No, I don't get the
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wrong idea. I do. I ain't got any idea. What is Blad
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was a philosopher student of Socrates, who believe that if two people got a
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wife's guy, hurry, kids, please don't be angry. No, you'll
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play around with this guy. And then he starts cracking smile. I want
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to push your face out. Oh kid, never strike a lady, and
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you too, are a gentleman when the gentleman is me. Yeah, we'll
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see all right, flea Sims, but not this time. Right now,
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it only takes three stakes. You're out. Now that's enough. Kid.
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One morning, maybe i'd be out, so i'd better be running. See
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you around. Ooh you you greet me with a gun too, Monk.
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That's what I like about this place. Oh friendly? You got no idea
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house friendly? Just the guy we want to see. Come in, pell
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come right in. Now, that's a switch. Last time you were all
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for throwing me up. Oh as before I learned what a sweet guya was.
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Now come on in with such a hearty invitation. I don't see how
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I can refuse. You can't, you know, monk, this is an
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unexpected pleasure. When I was here before I got the impression Guyette was considering
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firing you. Well, he couldn't do that. Where is he? In
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fact, you'll be in a minute now. You want to see why you
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couldn't find me? Why? On account of there some things I can do
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so much better? Like, for instance, oh you kick so beautifully,
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monk, your mother must have been a rock at I don't try to hit.
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Fact, this roscoe is looking at your belly with a set n everybody's
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target for tonight. What's the idea? Mister Garnett wanted to know how much
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Patterson toy you. Yes, you're nice, real nice. I don't ask
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so nice, but I get answers. Well, do you want to talk?
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Now? Shall we dance? I have nothing to say. We'll see
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you. You still got nothing to say. I'm beginning to think of a
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few things, but I have an idea. You wouldn't care for them.
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You kill me. Maybe I can do the same for you sometime, like
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right now, for instance, like you're ready to talk, I think about
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it. Well, why you think and put up your hands over your head.
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Hurry up, don't forget the rosco? My old friend. How could
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I that's shit, and now just to help you make up your mind is
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oh well, hello, mister Garnette. What's going on here? Hello,
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TEMpl I'm greeting mister Gannett. You don't want to talk, mister Garnett.
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I've been trying to change his mind. I'll go right ahead. Don't let
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me stop you, for it's no use. He's a stubborn type. Yes,
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so it would see monks, so it would seem well, Templa,
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do what are we indebted for? This return? Visitor? I've seen felice.
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I thought you might like to know how she's getting along? Why should
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I care? Does she care about me? Does she ever even call?
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Don't stand there with your hands like that, Templar, It looks ridiculous,
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smoked idea you are, mister Garnett. Temple put him down? How is
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she Templar? Who? Oh? Fully, I was afraid of that,
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afraid I'd like to think she needed me. I've got to put her out
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of my mind, Template completely, only answer. Tell me something, Guynette.
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What where were you this afternoon? Home? All afternoon? Yes?
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Why anyone with you? I was the whole time? Yes, except for
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another nap. He likes to keep in condition only I didn't sleep so good.
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I was only gone a few minutes, just a few minutes, half
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hour or so. Whiet templar, did you try to reach me? No
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good if i'd have heard the phone, if you were here, But I
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told you he did. It's a minute. What are you going to do
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just this, Templer? Why you knocked out monk? Yeah, so it
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seems funny. I didn't hit him very high. You aimed at his chin,
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always was his weakness. Had a wicked right but he could never take
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it round heels. That's his trouble. I could have made a champ out
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of him if it hadn't been for those. But there's neither here nor there.
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Why'd you do it? He slugged me before when I wasn't lucking.
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This even's the account, and it gives me a chance to get his rosc
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oh. I want to point something out to you, Guyett. I didn't
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want Monk interfering what Randy Patrison doesn't live too far from here. I believe
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you could make it in fifteen minutes, perhaps so, perhaps so? What
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are you driving at? Fifteen there? Fifteen back? Half hour would have
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been long enough for what for you? To have gone to his place and
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killed him, killed him? Do you mean has somebody? Why don't present?
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I'm not pleased, but surely you don't really think that. I why
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that's upset? You could have while Monk was bleeping. No, No,
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you don't understand. It's at least fifteen minutes to Patterson's place, at the
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very least if you hurry race like Matt. How do you know? I've
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been there but not today? Not today? But you know you said yourself,
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all right, fifteen minutes round flipp in half an hour that you needed.
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Well, that was just round figures. I'm sure Monk couldn't have been
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out of the room for oh well, twenty minutes the most. You'll see
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when he comes to well, ask him twenty minutes at the most. I'm
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sure he'll say whatever you want him to. But we'll see. Say I
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just thought of something. What has there been any report about the murder yet?
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The newspaper, radio? No? Not so well then, mister Templar,
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how come you happen to know about It's a nice point, Garnett,
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But notice what big ears I have, Grandpa I overheard overheard in telephone man,
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Monk, wake up, wake up, Hey Worthy, Oh hey,
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it was an accident. I slipped, I hit my head. You didn't
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your Monk? Sure, what big ears you have too, Monk? Genuine
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cauliflower? How did you hear about it? You? But what the murder?
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Oh me? I'm obviously Guynette didn't know about the murderer. He wouldn't
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have stuck his neck out by admitting you were out of the room. He
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didn't start crawling until I mentioned the murder. That's right, Temper, you
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know that. I also noticed that Monk was very busy trying to build the
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alibi before I mentioned the murder. We was sure I was trying to protect
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this to Gonett. After all, I got a great sense of world.
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No, Monk, you haven't got any sense of loyalty or any sense.
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How did you know he needed protection unless you knew about the murder? Of
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course, how did he know the murderer? Are you crazy? Maybe?
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Monk, But the alibi you were preparing for Garynett would have worked for you
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too. If you were here with Garnett, you couldn't have committed the murder.
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Isn't that why you insisted you were gone only a few minutes? My
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head hurts I got nothing to say. What tempa, What motive would Monk
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have? There's one thing we've all been wondering about, Gunet. How did
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Randy find out about your wife and the kid. Must have been from someone
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who is close to the kid, say a sparring partner for a templar.
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You've hit it. I think so. Monk gave Randy the information. Then
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when things got hot, Monk was afraid Randy might snitch, though he killed
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him to turn. That's a templar. That's it, Monk, you scounder.
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You will shut up. Monk. That's in support nation. Not come
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on, Monk, You and I are going to police headquarters. Monk,
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don't try to get tough. Maybe Joe Lewis is scared of you, but
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I ain't. Come on, let's go. You have been listening to another
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