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Yours Truly Johnny Dollar: The Tears of Night Matter, Parts Three and Four (EP1109) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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support dot Great Detectors dot nemp. Now it's time for today's episode of Yours
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Truly, Johnny. All are the Tears of Night Matter, Parts three and
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four from Hollywood. It's time now for Johnny Deller. I'll take that wise
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guy Frankie Scanlon, Yeah, yeah, yeah, I'll tell him. What
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was that you yelling the phone? You heard it? I had just said,
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Johnny Dollar, I told you a long time back. I wasn't Hillary
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Feuch. You told me a lot of things. If I'm gonna see constatant,
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try him out. Just open the door and walk right in. I'm
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not behind you, see hello, Sam, John Johnny, what's he doing
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it? Frankie? You mean decision fut out of here? You had the
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man, Frankie blow No, shut up, Johnny, I won't bother shaking
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hand. He would try to put me in jail the last time, Wen
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tonight and every weekday night Bob Bailey in the Transcribed Adventures of the Man with
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the Action Packed Expense Account, America's Fabulous Freelance Insurance Investigator as truly Johnny Dollar.
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Expense account submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar. Location, Miami Beach two,
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the Universal Adjustment Bureau, five eighteen Spear Boulevard, Hertford, Connecticut.
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The following is an accounting of expenditures during my investigation of the Tears of Night
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Matter. I'm gonna sit down her behind my desk and have a drink.
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Johnny, Well, I'm having and I'm gonna ask you a question. Save
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your breath. I'll answer it anyhow, Sam, Sam Costigan said, it's
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behind the big mahogany desk, glaring at me with a pair of small pig
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eyes half hidden in a beefy red face. Both hands rested out in front
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of them flats. I told them how I'd come to Miami Beach to look
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into an insurance claim made by a last windover. How I'd been in the
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office of Hillary Fuchs, her business manager, when Frank Scanlon had walked in
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mistaken me for Fuchs waved a gun under my nose and insisted I come with
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him to see Costagan. So here I was, and so what about it?
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Eh? Help your show, Johnny. Wow, that's a pretty nice
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joint. Sam. How long have you been in business in Florida? Oh?
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About two years? How's the gross? It was as good as running
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bear in Chicago. But tim days are going forever. I make all right.
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Took crap tables to rule that tables, a couple of games, the
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bar and restaurant break it up even, and I got a big careful yeah
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cheer that is. You seem to have enough muscle outside and around to keep
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you comfy and cozy. Punks, all of them. Look at that Frankie
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Scanlon. I dragged you over here, crazy, But he's the best of
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the lot, best I can get Nowaday. He's not a good muscle living
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the business. You could retire, Yeah, I might do that one of
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these days. No, tell me about your hook up with this wind over
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there man, no hook up, Sam. She claimed benefits in her husband's
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life insurance. The claim should have been made two years ago. I investigated.
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It's okay, yeah, screwball in some ways. She's all right,
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Oh maybe it's good. Here. Here is this future guy. I wanted
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him to handle some business with hers, but maybe you can handle it.
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Yeah, here was his before. Oh it's a little bit of necklace,
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call her tears a night. It's with a big hunk of cash. He's
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fort diamonds are good stuff. Your friend, miss window Over left it here
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a week or so ago when she wanted her plunge at to rule that table.
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Anything the same. It's a very pretty necklace, Sam. Okay,
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we both know she's screwing a widow with a lot of dough and a boyfriend
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named Teddy Teddy Dave, he paints well. She sent me a check for
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the five gs she lost that night, and I wanted Fuchs to take his
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thing back to her. But now I got you on the stead, I
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want you to take it to her. How about it? Is that all?
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It's so? I got my dose? She gets her tis a night
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back. I couldn't trust any of my punks with him. I don't like
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to be seen in public. So you just take it back. It's very
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simple. Wow, they'll ever go in the States. Why not? You
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can act, but you can't lie. You just can't lie at all.
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And it takes a good lie to be a good acting. Now, as
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you've told me, how simple it is, Suppose you give me the unexpurgated
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sequel. All right, saw a check? Bun stop it, Sam.
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She can't issue a check without a counter signature by Hillary Fuchs. He has
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an issue one check on her accountants. He took it over ten days ago.
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So if this thing is hers, explain it all to me. Well,
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you the way it is. I want another drink. Yeah, you're
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right, Johnny, I went on a check. There's one to over call
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me a couple of hours ago and set up. I didn't have her sing
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back to her and I she'd call a lot of cops and come out and
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tears and join the punt. She sounded like she'd do it too. I
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mean, well, you mutter, you can't tell what she'll do. Well,
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I'm gone the next scroy you know, not so screwy. If she
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dropped five thousand and left that and now she gets it back for nothing.
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I just want to get it off my hands. She came out here with
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a cop I'd be closed for the season and I'm getting old. You know
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where she lives. I was there earlier tonight. Yeah, take the ice
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store and I'll chuck it out to experience. Uh, then you can grab
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a cab back and come on back out here, and I'll say you have
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a good time on the house, how about it. I'll take it to
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her, but I won't come back here. Sam, oh Skylon freey them
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guys, and they worry you do well. I don't believe your last stor
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either. The only thing I believe is that this is missus Windover's necklace.
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So I'll take it to her. Sam, Yeah, you better get someone
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beside feey at that table after this. You're tell him me, You tell
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him me. He was mopping his face when I closed the door and went
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downstairs. By that time, the customers had started to roll in, young
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fresh faced men with sallow eyes and quick movements, anxious to step up to
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the tables and lose money. Women in strapless dresses anxious to show off there
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and knewest suntans and help whatever man they were with lose money, old men,
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old women dressed to the teeth. It was a sickle scene from a
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sickle play expense account atum four six dollars cab fare from Sam Costigan's gambling club
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to at least went over his apartment. Oh, Teddy, I thought you'd
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never get here. The performance begins at ten o'clock, and you know how
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the traffic is, and if we're going to have a bite do eat.
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You aren't Teddy at all? Are you? I'm afraid not, missus winover?
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Where's Teddy? I don't know? Oh what are you looking at your
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throats? Really, mister Dollar, Johnny Dollar, I met you in Hillary
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Fuch's office. We talked here later on, remember, of course I remember.
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Well, really, mister Dollar, I'm only waiting for Teddy to come
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by so we can make the first show at the Plaza a better telephone,
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don't you think? Yes, you do that. Good night, mister die.
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The white erm in cape she was wearing, and the black strapless thing
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needed a final touch. She had it a diamond necklace. In fact,
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the Tears of Night, the one I had in my pocket was hanging around
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her lovely neck. Downstairs, in the good light of the lobby, I
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snapped open the necklace case. Martuus had read house of Jewelry, a gloomy
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word with a gloomy address. The sign on the window of the House of
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Mortuus gave a phone number in case of emergency. I had them six ten
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cents one phone call about my emergency. I made it vague to mister Mortus
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that thousands of people might die before six o'clock in the morning unless I could
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talk to someone about a piece of jewelry. It went over idam seven fifty
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cents Camfair to the Sandy Beach Hotel on the less expensive side of Miami Beach.
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You find me a bit indisposed, mister Dollar. But on the phone
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you said it was a matter of jewelry. Therefore, Hannibal Mortuus is at
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your service now, then, sir, what is so urgent? I came
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to ask you about a diamond necklace. I found your name stamped on the
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inside of the case. House of Mortuous, a most respected name in diamond
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as well as all the napidary arts, most respected find jewels, and the
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name mortuis are oh. I have to beg your pardon. Continue, mister
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Dollar. I want you to take a look at this, and how,
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sir, do you come in possession of the tears of night? A man
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named Sam Carstagan, who runs a gambling club. He asked me to deliver
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it to a lady named Alice Wendover, you know her, her lovely body
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propelled by a ridiculous mind. This matter you have just described bears me out
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for shame. Such conduct a gambling house. The tears of Night are pawn
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there and this is the real thing. It isn't funny, mister Dollar.
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I'm a gemologist the House of Mortius. Of course, it's real. Take
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a good look. When an artist creates a dazzling thing of beauty such as
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this, would he be so unlikely to forget the time, the patience,
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the agony of his creation? Eh see? Yeah, look here under the
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light. Four weeks, mister Dollar, four weeks working night and day just
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to drill that anchor for a simple molding. But ah see how each stone
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is careful and mounted to capture every single pinpoint of light. Beautiful, beautiful,
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an incomparable masterpiece for the money. Well, I'm just curious, mister
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watchfus how much money? About ten thousand dollars on the wholesale market wanted?
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Noah went over? Pay for it twenty five thousand. I saw another one
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just like it tonight. Ridiculous. The finest workman, at best would only
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create a crude resemblance. This kind of artistry demands an artist, mister Dollar,
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and I am that artist. But it could get by a copy of
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it to the unpracticed eye, to the layman, perhaps, yes, in
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anguish Erba Latin. Yeah, well, all I know is agricola a snake
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in the grass. Something wrong mildly puts something wrong? Yes, well,
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how much do I owe you for your time, mister montag Nothing? Nothing
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with my pleasure, you know. Glancing at that again reassures me of the
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value and dignity of my work anywhere It is magnificent. But I do a
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grow. You say something is wrong? What missus went over? You say
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you met her? You say veral times she haven't mentioned anything to you about
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a curse. No, I can't say that she did. May I ask
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you a question? Yes? Sure? Are you a friend of hers?
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In a way? Off and on? I know what you mean. One
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is never quite certain with missus wendover whether one will be recognized or not?
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Is one? It's late? Yeah, well I'm just leaving. No,
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No, you misread me, sir. I wasn't speaking of my own comfort.
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I noticed the fog is coming. Is wock outside? This is a
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lonely area. That is a valuable object. Are you armed? No?
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If you are the talk concern for the safety of that piece. I had
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a small safe in my rooms. You may have the key if you'd get
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to leave it overnight. I'll take it with me. Ye, just as
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well, probably suggestion only you will leave satisfied. I trust mister Dollar.
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Oh yes, thank you, mister Mortus, My pleasure, mister Dollar.
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Oh remember omnia, multuous, bonum vocalist, all speak well, immtuous.
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The puns had a pun good evening downstairs in the dismal lobby of the Sandy
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Beach Hotel. I looked out beyond the dirty glass windows to discover that the
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fog had indeed come in and surrounded the area with a choking darkness. The
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concern of mister Mortuus for his artistic creation told me to bang in the night
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bell and asked the night clerk for some wrapping paper and fifty cents worth of
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stamps expensive cant adam eate adam nine phone call for a care Just before it
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arrived, I dropped the Tears of Night addressed to myself at my hotel in
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the lobby mailbox. I don't think the two hoodlums waiting outside saw me do
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it. I didn't think they saw me at all, but they followed my
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cab when it took me back to my hotel. Johnny Dollar, your number
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is ringing, mister Dollar. Oh thanks, Oh, this is Johnny Dollar
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Dollar. I thought you went back to Hartford. I meant to, but
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I got tired of it. Missus Wendover's business affairs again. Can you come
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over to my hotel right away? It's in the morning, I know it.
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Well. Can't you grab a cab and come over here? Hardly?
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Why not? A couple of Sam Costigan's boys followed me here. I think
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they might like to do a little target practice on me. Oh. Expense
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accounts submitted by Special Investigator Johnny Dollar two the Universal Adjustment Bureau, five eighteen
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Spear Boulevard, Hartford, Connecticut. The following is an accounting of expenditures during
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my investigation of the Tears of night. Matter expenses continued itams ten and eleven
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ten dollars scotch and soda, plus a picture of icing glasses. I had
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them filled, chill and waiting. When Hilary Fuchs knocked on the door of
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my rope. His eyes were still puffy with sleep, and he had a
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trench coat thrown over his pajamas. What's this all about, Johnny, he
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said, Missus Wendover, somebody followed you. What I want you to tell
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me? What you can about the tears of night? The tears of what?
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Tiers of night? A piece of jewelry owned by Missus Wendover, a
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necklace four diamonds on black onyx silver chain. What the devil would I know
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about something like that in our accounts or bills or property. Your business manager,
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you must know something about it. I never heard of it. You
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better straighten me out. Try some of that. This is all too fast
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for me, Okay, I'll bring you up to date. I came here
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day before yesterday to investigate Missus Windover's claim as beneficiary of the death of her
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husband. She forgot to file it for two years. Are you explained why
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I bought that? It's a legitimate claim. But I didn't buy her story
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about being cursed, or I didn't buy your idea that she was on the
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verge of blowing a top. I'm not so sure. I'm just along for
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the ride. Well, you left me in your office last year. A
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little while after you left, a man named Frank Scanlon came in and stuck
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a gun at me and said, Sam Costigan wanted to see me. Costigan
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the gambler. Same Scanlon thought, I was you. He took me over
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to Costigan's place. What's this got to do with insurance? Nothing? But
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it has something to do with Missus Wendover. Costigan had a necklace the Tears
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of Night there, he said. Missus Wendover left it as a pawn a
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week or so ago. Oh, he told me, Missus Wendover called up
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a threatened to come out with policemen unless Costigan returned it. And as long
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as I was there, Costagan asked me to take it to her. I
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went over to her place, and what do you know, she was wearing
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the Tears a night. I don't get this. I don't have another drink
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me to do. I by the time I got there to her apartment,
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Missus Wendover hardly remembered my name or that we'd met in your office. She
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was waiting for her boyfriend to show up. Incidentally, his name's Teddy Davis.
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Is he after her money or what? Search me? I never met
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him? Well, I skipped out of there and looked up the jeweler who'd
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made the necklace, a man named Hannibal Mortuus. I heard him. He
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speaks Latin or something. That's the one he told me. The necklace I
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had was the real thing. Now, I want you to tell me who
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made up the one Missus Wendover was working. I don't know anything about it.
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Well, it had to be made up sometime within the last week,
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and you've been handling her business affairs. I don't know a thing about it,
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Johnny, all right, come here, take a look. Do you
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know anything about those two birds outside there. Well, one of them is
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a character named Pheeley. He works for Costant. The other one I saw
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at Constangance Club. They tail me from Mortuis's place. Probably been on me
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all night long since I picked up the necklace. Where is it now?
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I mailed it to myself from Mortuus's hotel. Who's two out there. You
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better call the police if you think they're after you. Oh. Nothing,
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I could tell the police. It would hold them up half a second.
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Mainly I wanted to ask you about all this before I went on with it.
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What do you mean go on with it? Go back to missus Wendover
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to Costigan, find out what's real and what isn't real. This isn't your
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line of duty. Why? Oh, I've been thinking about that. I
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don't know why. Maybe it's missus Wendover those eyes of hers and then talk
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about the curse. I got a feeling she needs help in this matter.
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Somehow she needs help. What can I do? Jenny, go to bed.
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I'll let you know what happens. Now, where's your car in the
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parking lot back of the hotel? Give me the keys, I'll use that.
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Hey, thank yourself at home, mister Fuchs go to bed here?
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Oh yeah, every now and then walk over and look out that window and
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have a drink. They'll think it's me, and that's a good thought for
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them they have. Okay, what else? Well if they start for the
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lobby called downstairs and have them sent up the house man and get the police.
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I don't think they will, but remember that, well, why would
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they still think I've got that piece of jewelry on me? We shook up
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another drink and I borrowed Fuchs's trench coat and left. I found his green
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Chevy without too much trouble, since I went too many cars out in the
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lot that time of morning. I looked at my watch and it set two
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thirty five. I drove around front, past the two hoodlums, still keeping
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up their silent vigilant, found a street that looked for Mida. Twenty minutes
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later, I was in the parking lot beside a Lad Windover's apartment building.
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It was still dark, still foggy, and too late, I found out
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too crowded somehow the pair of hoodlums were waiting for me after oil. Hey,
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this is him? Really got a match? Dollar? Toby? Esh,
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if you got a match? He's a dummy. Toby, don't answer,
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got a match dollar? What that dead yet? He's a dummy boy.
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You look like no dummy boy. You're near sighted? Take your hands
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off. He's a dummy, all right. Ain't your dollar? See Toby?
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I told him about you being near sighted, and he would answer it.
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He don't talk, don't want smart boy. Tell Toby how sorry you
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are about him being near sighted? Talk. I heard you talk before.
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I told you it was a dummy. Hey, tell me something, Dummy,
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all insurance guys like you, tell me? Ask you a question.
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He wants to know if all insurance guys are like you. I don't like
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him. He asked questions and he ain't told us nothing. Hey, maybe
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we find out something. We went to his pockets. Yeah, yeah,
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we're a dummy. He's got pockets, Ain't that right? Dummy? Hold
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him to me? All right, boys, you played the scene good,
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and I'll see what I can do for you. But I haven't got the
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necklace. Hey he talks, Yeah, yeah, you'll make him talk again,
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Kobe, don't make him talk too much. You know, if the
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stuff ain't on him, it's in his room. We can't pick it up
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anytime. That's it easy to be easy. Oh, he taught real nice,
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feely, but he don't say much. Hey, you think maybe he's
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tough? Could be? No, I wasn't, and I didn't feel like
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talking in that quiet little parking lot where the only noise was then pounding on
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me. I told him I didn't have the necklace anymore. But they didn't
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care about that. They wanted to find out the hard way, the hard
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way for me. I remember trying to wake up a couple of times.
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I dreamed I was driving along in a big Cadillac. Frank Scanlon was on
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one side, I mean Sam Costagan on the other. Animal Mortuus was in
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the front seat. He had his jeweler's glass out, looking at the tears
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of night. I tried to see who was behind the steering wheel, and
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I gave that up because the steering wheel was a Roulett wheel. Then we
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had a blowout and the whole car vanished, with everybody screaming, demortuous,
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demortuous. Somewhere around six in the morning, I began to get a feeling,
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several feelings, and all of them hurt. It just turned on and
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I rolled over on my side to watch a man who hadn't seen me step
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into his car with a fresh shave and a fishing pole, pulled out of
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the lot and disappear. Somewhere. Vaguely, I heard the sounds of early
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morning traffic, streetcar clang somewhere. Nothing much happened for a while. Been
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a key to me. It might be a good idea to get on my
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feet and find a telephone and get hold of a doctor, and see how
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long I had to live. Somehow I managed, by holding onto a fence
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and stumbling against cars to make the front entrance to at least went Over's house.
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I made the elevator self service my way up to the ninth floor,
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and staggered toward nine thirteen. I would have been better off in the parking
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lot. At Least went Over was there, sitting in a large chair over
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the window. She still wore the black strapless dress, an urbane peace she'd
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had on the night before. The grapes would drawn. The door was slightly
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opened. Lighte from the hall seeped in. She had a telephone on her
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lap. The receiver was off, held idly in one hand. She looked
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at me, but she was looking at nothing. Oh oh, oh,
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mister Dollar, it's you's been in an accident. You're hurt. I don't
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think you'll need this. Oh well then, mister Dollar, Well I suppose
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you've met some people to night who know a great deal about me. A
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gambler, a jeweler. Did I tell you about Teddy Davis? He's really
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a dear mister darr quite the nicest boy I've met since Noah died on the
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boat. No and I had so many things together, mister dr I do
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think he enjoyed being alive with me. I mean I cried when Noah died,
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I really did. I cried like a little baby. Of course,
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I cried when I heard my brother was killed in Korea, and when Daddy
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died in his office with a heart attack. I shouldn't really cry anymore.
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I mean, after all, I am cursed. I told you that.
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Yes, I told you. I didn't believe that there's no such thing,
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but there is. You'll see missus Wendelver. No, I have Teddy.
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He's really dear. I do think he will be a very prominent artist.
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Some day he paints you. No, Teddy asked me to marry him tonight.
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That's nice, you marry him. Teddy isn't interested in my money?
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Could you believe that? What is? Mom? I get seem to get
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my tongue ingested to my mom? Did that ever happen to you? Mister?
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Yeah? Sometimes perhaps I should see a correctionist. I'm glad you came
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by again. Mister. I told you once that sometimes sometimes it means nothing
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hardy not to speak to someone. What about miscasting later later. I know
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it must be strange to you, but but but but some people who live
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for nothing but money and some people to drive for it. Stop it.
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Tell me what's happened. Tell me what's happened so I can help you.
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That's so very funny. I've seen them cut money so often, and so
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much money, and I really believe that it is, honestly all I live
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for you. She pointed across the dark and room. Her black eyes glistened
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with no semblance of reason left in them. It took me five seconds to
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find the light switch stretched out on the floor of her apartment. They look
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funny, all right, Feeling and Toby, both of them as dead as
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you can get. Now here's our star to tell you about tomorrow's final intriguing
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episode of this week's story. Tomorrow the Tears of Nights come home join us,
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Won't you yours truly? Johnny Dowllart yours Truly? Johnny Dollar starring Bob
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Bailey, is transcribed in Hollywood. Written by John Dawson, It is produced
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and directed by Jack Johnstone. Be sure to join us tomorrow night at same
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time in Station for the next exciting episode of Yours truly, Johnny Dollar,
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Roy Rowan speaking, welcome back, well as we listen to this show.
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When I was talking previously about it may have been a matter of the shows
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that were original stories being a little bit more humble on their approach to Johnny
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Doller, I think we can throw that out of the window because I recognize
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that this is actually derived from a script by E. Jack Newman for another
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show. Now I'll tell you what the other show is on Friday. But
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anyway, good serials going fairly well, and I'll just go ahead and turn
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over to listener comments and feedback and Teresa comments, I really appreciate your show.
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It reminds me of the times my mother and father and what they might
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have listened to when they were growing up. Please cape up the great work.
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It's well appreciated. Thanks so much, Teresa, and glad we're able
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to provide this show for you. All right, folks, Well, then
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we'll wrap it up for today. Join us back here tomorrow as we continue
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on with the is Me. On Friday, we continue on with the Tears
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of Night Matter, and tomorrow I join us for Nick Carter. In the
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meanwhile, Send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot ed, follow
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