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Well, now it's time for today's episode of The Saint. The original
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air date is March the fourth of nineteen fifty one, and the title is
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the What Not What's Got Hot? Huh? I wonder if they were in
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a competition with the lineup writers for coming up with the most bizarre episode titles.
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Well, at any rate, here's now is today's episode of The Saint.
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The Adventures of the Saints starring Vincent Price the Saint, based on characters
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created by Leslie Travers and known to millions from books, magazines, and motion
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pictures, The Robinhood of Modern Crime now comes transcribe to radio, starring Hollywood's
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brilliant and talented actor Vincent Price as the Saint and mister Templar an't, Louis,
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you look tired and I am a bit been working or something or something
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that is I've been playing chess. Uh huh, so, wife, Phy,
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lipstick off your mouth the lipstick, Thanks, Lewis, You're welcome.
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I'm a chess player. Don't look good. It was a very close game
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that I can figure out for myself. Hey, look, somebody's moving out
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of your house. You see there's a moving van park in front. He
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yes, so there is. I better stop here. They're still looking fiture.
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I hope it's the people who have the apartment over mine. Well,
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what's the matter with them? Large feet? Uh huh, Hey that's time.
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What that desk they just put in a van? It looked familiar.
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All furniture nowadays looks familiar. Oh they're all finished. I'll pull up.
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Don't bother do me. How much are you? Hey, mister Temple,
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what's the matter. I'm beginning to realize why it looked so familiar? Why
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because it was my desk. Look, mister Temple, you must have made
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a mistake. You're not moving. I didn't make a mistake, but it's
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ridiculous, mister Temple, Yes, it was my desk, not to mention
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my table, my chairs, my Hey, Louie, did you get the
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license number? That truck? Noll? But it belonged to the North America
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Van Lines. How do you know sets on the side? Oh? And
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I look it up in the phone book. Room looks awful naked. You
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know, furniture does a lot to fill up a room. Yeah, I've
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got it here. Huh North American forty five Columbus phone number. Well,
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anyway, we know one thing about where your furniture is gone? We do?
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Yeah, North America. Oh fine, that's a big help. North
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American. Good evening, Good evening. My name is Simon Temper. I
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have a complaint and you want the manager? I do you do? His
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name is George H. Smith. Smith. Oh very well, well let
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me talk to him. He's not in Sorry, Well you might be able
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to help me. You see, my complaint has to do with my furniture.
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It's just been moved by you people. Didn't we move it far enough?
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You shouldn't have moved it at all. We're so enthusiastic. I think
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you'd better check your records, find out who order to the van and where
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the furniture is to be delivered. Very well, sir, just hold on
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having trouble, mister Tumpany, No, louis just whimsy from truck drivers.
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Will show them who will Oscaby's in New York. The whimsy belongs to us.
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And furthermore, mister Templar, yes, you ordered your furniture moved.
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I did, paid for in advance, turned the key over to our men
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and asked for rapid service. And I certainly got it. And where did
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I order the furniture? Move to the Sprague Furniture Galleries Sprague. But he
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handles antiques. My furniture is modern. Maybe it's aged rapidly. Good night,
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Good night, sir. Come on, Louis, we're going to a
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gallery. We're in a hurry. Yes, you might say we've got to
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get a move on, Louis. I'm I'm puzzled. I'm ahead of you.
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My furniture couldn't have been stolen for the money it would bring. It
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wasn't that valuable. Too great a risk was involved. So somebody did it
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for fun? Oh hardly. Why was it stolen tonight, not last week,
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last month or last year? Maybe the guys that swiped it were too
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busy. Also, half a dozen pieces were taken. Among them are particularly
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worthless whatnot? What whatnot? And who's on third of whatnot? Louis is
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a Victorian monstrosity which shouldn't happen to a tree. The point I'm making,
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though, is that I've had that what not only a few days. Uh.
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Well, that means they were after the what not? So why did
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they swipe the other stuff? Confuse the issue to make me think it was
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just an ordinary burglary to keep my attention away from the what not. Maybe
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it's worth a lot of money, huh. And it's worth exactly what I
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paid for its seventeen dollars, so that don't figure. Where'd you get it?
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Anyway? Oddly enough, Louis at the Sprague Gallery. Oh that gallery
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don't look open? Come on. Sprague sleeps in the back. He has
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a small apartment there and there's no truck around then, must have already unloaded,
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you know. Mister Sprague gona wash his windows. Yeah, I can't
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see a thing inside. Must be a bell around, however, Oh yeah,
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nooxcuse one sounds like an antique bell. Antique or not. It should
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have wakened mister Sprague. So maybe somebody should order tell'em when the cord
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of it ain't wake him? No, h hey, yeah, the door
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was open and they may have forgotten to lock it. He light him match
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man, okay, and thanks, oh oh now we got light. But
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hey, there's you'll find it chures, so it is best table, couch
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and and and then the what not. Yeah, truckman evidently delivered the stuff
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in the left, But uh, where's Sprague? Maybe not the back room?
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Huh? You know, well we'll see. M oh the lights around
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in here kind of a cluttered place for a guy to live in. Not
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only cluttered, Louis, it looks as though a hurricane had made more than
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a passing visit. Yeah, it's a temple. What is staring back here
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behind the bed? Huh? Somebody besides the hurricane also visited. Knife is
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still in his chest. He ain't noticing it. He's dead. Oh hey,
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hey, there's a car. It seems to be in the back.
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He's gone. So I hope is the killer come on back in? We
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frightened him off, Louis, speak for yourself. I don't frighten babies.
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But he was still here. Why Evidently he hadn't finished his job. But
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what job, Louis? Well, you said the place looked upset. Maybe
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he was searching it, that's true, but searching for what the furniture was
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delivered? That truckman left the eye Gods are that by the time Sprague was
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already dead? Very well? Then what could the killer have been looking for?
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The what not was here whenever he wanted it? For Louis, I
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didn't do it. You know that whatnot muster A had a history. Sprague
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probably has records showing where he purchased his furniture. Uh huh. So the
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killer hung around trying to cover the back trail of the whatnap? Huh?
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After all, he didn't expect us to notice the truck leaving your house with
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your furniture. We we ain't supposed to have been here so quick. Is
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that good? Only if we find what the killer didn't find only I give
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up. What are we doing now? We do just what the killer did
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before we interrupted him. Louis search for mister Sprague's ledgers. We go through
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him. Huh Yeah, and maybe they'll tell us why a man had to
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die for of whatnot? And it's not in this one. Yes, Hey,
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mister Temple, I think I got it. Oh, let me see
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Victorian whatnot? Yeah, missus Susan Carter hill Roade, Cresdale, New York,
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Cresdale. That's only half a dozen miles north of the Bronx. This
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is strange. He doesn't seem to have paid her anything at all for the
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what night. Maybe she paid him and we could phone. But you know,
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Louie, about the only thing on our side is the element of time.
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We're moving faster than the killer anticipated. Therefore no we go north.
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You know something, mister Templar. The trouble with the country is it so
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far from the city. I never thought of that. We'll think about It's
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true. I'd rather think about missus Susan Carter. Spray got that what not
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from her about a week ago. Yeah, and I brought it from him
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three days ago. But will she be able to help it. Why not?
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Was her? What? Not sure? But if she knew anything about
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it, anything that would make it worth murdering someone for, she'd never have
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passed it on to Sprague in the first place. We may be chasing a
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wild goose. Lily, who needs a wild goose? A wild gander?
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Flow down, Louie. I think it's that house on the corner. Okay,
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Yeah, this is it. Oh, it's a large house. It
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looks it looks like there ought to be bats flying around it. It's not
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so bad. It's not a house most people would prefer to live in,
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make a wonderful place to die in. What am I saying? I have
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to frighten myself? Yet? Lights turn somewhere inside? It must keep late
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hours. Let's go some fun they have in these country houses. Yeah,
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I think it's time we rain. You know, I'm wondering what she didn't
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They looked alike, just went out inside. I gotta feeling nobody is gonna
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opened that door? All right, all right, all right, Sorry I
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was wrong? But who opened it? It doesn't matter if we can get
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in, Okay, except I would be happier if somebody at least it opened.
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Who's like the House of the Dead. Stop making up phrases like it
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came from some place down this hallway. You're running in the wrong direction.
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Were running hawway. Look, it must be this door. It's the only
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one along the hallway. Does it open you? Hello, I'm Simon Temporary.
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This is Louis. What do you want? We heard you scream.
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There must have been a large mouse. It was a large scream, missus
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Carter. But Clare Wayne, I apologize. How'd you get in? Well?
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The front door opened by itself, a very mysterious effect, making things
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up. Not really, could we see missus Carter? Could you see miss
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Wayne? Come on? Yeah, I'm brought behind you, Claire Claire.
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Oh, I'm sorry. Neither of us is Claire? Are you mister Carter
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Carter? Me? No, No, I'm Harold Thompson, Susan's nephew.
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Oh, I'm Simon Templar, Louis Templar. Are you the saint? Yes?
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I am that. This is quite an honor for us. Thank you.
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Actually I wanted to speak to your ad it did. I said something
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amusing. You've no idea how amusing. I'll laugh about it all night.
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Hey, he's gone too, very restless type characters. Well, anyway,
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we're getting acquainted fash except with missus Carter. Large house, will have to
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look through all the rooms in it, if you will have to look even
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and father, than that'sh I didn't hear you come into the room. You
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walked softly. It's a habit of mine. The heel of the die was
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then a heavy footstep. It frightens him. Really a delusion of reference.
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I suspect they associate it with death coming for them. You're a doctor.
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I'm doctor thought, my name's Temper and missus lewis good evening, gentlemen,
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how do you dook? You're a missus Carter's position. Yes, she's ill,
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then no, he's not at all ill. Whether i'd like to speak
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to her at once about whatnot that she gave to an antique dealer named Sprague.
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Seems a trivial reasons that brought you out here at this hour. But
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what not in itself is perhaps a trivial thing, doctor, But murder isn't
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murder? Mister Sprague? Oh, at what time? Was he? Probably
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around eight this evening? It's interesting. At eight I was out in my
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car on my way here, but I took a long way around might have
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been closed to stop in the city. At eight, Harold Thompson had not
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as yet reached this house. Of course, why he wasn't then, I
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cannot say. At eight Claire Way was of the movie she told me earlier.
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Well perhaps she was. Yeah, very interesting how he said where was
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missus Cotter at eight o'clock? Well she was? Why she is now for
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the nurse and attendance? I thought she said she wasn't ill she isn't she
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was? Oh, I see she's dead. Then she's dead. Interesting.
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Three people might have known what the mystery of the what not was, and
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of them two are dead. The third is a murderer. Susan Carter was
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an old woman with a weak heart, meaning her death was natural. Yes,
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I don't sneer it coincidence, doctor Thorne, But under the circumstances,
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I'd like to be sure it was coincidence. Well, of whose I can't
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quarrel with you about that. I've had a thought or two about Susan's death
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myself. And she wasn't stab to death. The heart did fail, mister
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Templar. I'm not a young man anymore. I'm tired, I'm all confused
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and before going in it. Further than this thing, I'd like the rest.
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Would it be awesome? Too much of you to spend the night here?
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M mister Pemp. I think it's very hospitable. Plenty of room.
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This is a large house. Suppose we all go to bed in the morning.
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Perhaps they shadows with all the flat Well, you think it will be
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comfortable in this room. I I know the house quite well, you see.
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I I played in it as a child. There was a time when
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I thought that perhaps Susan and I would live in it together. But uh,
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I uh married someone else. Good night, Good night, doctor,
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Yeah, good night. It's kind of broken up about missus Carter's dead.
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Huh, yes, he is. Could be an act. Uh, it
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seemed genuine, you know the way. Nobody in this house has an alibi.
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Chris Briggs, Dan, mister Temple, Let's go to sleep in the
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morning. I'll feel strong enough to be surprised. But right, all right,
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what could happen anyway? Mhm h lloy Temple? What what? What?
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What? What smells smoke house? Some fine? Come on, Luie
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co I'm right with you. Smoke he look, we got to warn the
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other. I'll get the ones the other side of the hall. The smokes
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getting awful thick, Miss Wayne, Miss Wayne, hmmm, it was asleep.
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Go downstairs now at the house quick. The house happened to be on
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fire, all right? Hey, no, he tempt Oh there I got
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both doctor phone and Harold comes to it. They're on the way down.
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We better get downstairs too. No, not yet, but we've gotta p
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reliving thing out of the hall. Yeah, but you forgot the dead,
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not the throwing. The other men. What happened to them, my dear,
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we're safety. You must have duck down the back way. No,
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could they come now carrying something? That's something happen they're carrying the course.
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We're enough away from the house the way we can put her down now,
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okay, mister Template, she's dead. Don't understand she's dead? Yes,
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sorry, no, Miss Wayne, But I understand something else too. That
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fire wasn't for our benefit, It was for hers, Louie. The lower
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half of the house hasn't been touched yet. I'm going back into phone the
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fire department. Maybe I better no go to stay here to make sure that
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no one harms her, Miss Wayne, No, Lily, missus Carr,
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Thank you Collinson you and the boys did a fine job. Led we're able
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to save the lower part of the house. Okay, boys, you know
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that Crusdale fire departmer named bed No, I mean they as well all go
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inside. I'll take me to Carter. I I can't share exactly follow your
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mental processes, Temple, is that important? I don't know. Why did
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you have to disturb Missus Carter. She's far beyond any disturbances I could create.
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What Claire meant was why lugger around the way you are. It's a
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very simple answer, you see. She's a very important clue to what murder.
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Oh thanks, sorry, Now this room will do as well as any
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the couch for Missus Carter. Mister Temple, I think I shall insist upon
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an explanation. We're all here, but we're not all here. What.
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Yes, it was with us when we arrived at the front door. But
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then yeah, he must have decided that other climes would be healthier climes for
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him. At any rate, you're not saying, Harold, I'm saying nothing
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about that at the moment, Doctor Thorne. Does Claire resemble Missus Carter as
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Missus Carter was when she was a colonel of course you're a cute temper.
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Janngel gorss, Yes, it's an amazing resemblance. Mm. Yes, it
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would have to be. I'm not sure very amazing. We were very close
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to the latter. That's not the point. Is someone burgled my apartment,
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stole a number of pieces of furniture. Among those pieces was a worthless what
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not, since it was taken along with the others. The others were merely
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camouflaged. The burglar was primarily after the what not. Well, what connection
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is there between furniture and death? That what not, doctor Thorne, until
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a week ago, belonged to missus Carter. Oh, missus Carter, who
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may have died naturally or who may have been killed. I told you how
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heart failed. Almost anything might have brought it off, Yes, doctor,
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almost anything. Perhaps a tiny dose of poison, so tiny that it wouldn't
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of itself be fatal, so tiny that it would produce no symptoms of poisoning,
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but it would strain an already weak heart, wouldn't it. Oh,
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it's possible, more than possible. It has to be so. Otherwise,
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why the fire in the upper part of the house. A fire therefore,
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that couldn't have been accidental. No cooking or heating is done up there.
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Well, maybe somebody was after the living Louis. No, no doors were
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locked. None of us would drug the house itself as easy to escape from
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fire. Had only one purpose to destroy the body of Missus Carter, to
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destroy the possibility of an autopsy on that body. I'm tired, Oh tired,
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I'd better go home. No, not quite yet, doctor. Missus
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Carter was wealthy. Well, no one knows she She never kept money in
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the bank, because, always, of course, been the theory that she
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hid all the money somewhere in this house. She'd mean nasty. I don't
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mind telling you that. Harold and I searched all through the house looking for
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that money. Did you find him? No? Do you need money,
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doctor? His wife spends more than he earns. Of course he does,
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I do, Harold does. There wasn't many money. Was Missus Carter a
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sentimental woman, doctor, No, No, she was a bit of woman.
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She hated well, yes, and she was very ill. She knew
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she was surrounded by Yes, vulsure's waiting for her to die so they could
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pick up her old bones or whatever money clung to them. You're a way
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of putting it. Well, it's an accurate way. And now that you're
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know, mister Templar, may I go home? Yes, yes, after
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you answer one question, that question being somewhat earlier this evening, when I
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asked you about the possibility of missus Carter's death having been murdered, you denied
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that possibility. I still or perhaps I do no longer deny. However,
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I have my question. At that time you said she wasn't stabbed to death,
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meaning that mister Sprague, of whose murder I had just informed you,
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was stabbed to death. But Doctor Thorne, there are many ways in which
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a man can be killed. Your question, then, is how did I
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know that Sprague had been killed with a knife. Yes, Doctor, I
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don't think I shall answer that question. I'm sorry, Louis, when you
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get on the phone the cops, I believe. Okay, sit down,
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doctor Thorne. You you won't need me anymore? Mmm? No, miss
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way, I'll go any other room. This one's ugly. No, what's
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man just caught my stocking from the edge of the chair. Oh that's too
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bad. They're they're pretty stocking. They should be the nylon across the fortunes.
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Good night, mister Temples good night. Well, if all the cops
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they're on the way, mister Templan, no good Louis. Hey, doctor
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Thorn, it looks so good now. You know, if miners would clap
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master padlocks on their lips, a lot of them would be better off.
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They wouldn't give themselves away, and detectives would have a heart time, no,
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Lily, no matter how securely a murderer's lips may be locked. I
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uh, coin a phrase, murder will out. Yeah. But if doctor
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Thorn hadn't made that slip about the st you've never been able to pin the
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killing on him, that's true. But then you see, doctor Thorn didn't
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kill anything. The Templar cops are going to be here pretty soon. For
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the last ten minutes, nobody has said nothing, but doctor Thorne is undoubtedly
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didn't think he didn't kill anybody. What has he got to think about about?
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Who did? Oh uh, mister Templar, Yes, doctor, you're
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quite sure, Yes I am. There's no hope of none. Well,
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it was a resemblance, of course, a resemblance to a woman that i'd
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you'll permit, an old and tired man, and old and tired cliche of
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course, a woman that I had love and lost. I don't get it,
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Harold did it didn't not unless he wears nylon stocking. Nylon stocks maybe,
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but stocks. Why are you staring at me like that letter? It's
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late, doctor Thorne means he he followed you to Sprague's earlier tonight. He
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saw a Sprague's body with the knife in it. Well, cozy did he
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had to to kill him. He also saw you leave when Louis and I
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got to the gallery, leave before you could find the record of where the
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what not originally came from, find it and destroy it lest it lead to
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this house. And you Oh, yes, right, doctor Thorn. You
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see miss Wayne. Even now, the doctor won't give you away because you
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look so much like the woman he loved. No, he did, and
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he killed. No. A doctor wouldn't have used poison to kill his own
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patient, too obvious, a breath of suspicion, and he wouldn't have a
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chance. No. No, his disappearance half an hour ago proved his innocence.
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Wa Wait, where do you think he went me? He didn't stop
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to tell He went to Spragues to get at that whatnot because he realized that
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his aunt had hidden their money in it, hadn't she, miss Wayne?
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You do? The police will find it wherever you've didn't it. The policeman's
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going. The police are, and that will be proof enough. It's a
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pity and all because of a what not such an ugly thing. It's all
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right. So the cops found the doll in the girl's suitcase downstairs in the
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hall. Cluss. So she killed her aunt and spray. But something must
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have tipped you off before you could be so sure. Nylon stockings, Lewis,
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Oh, we're back to dolls again, all right? What about nylon
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stockings, Louis, whoever poisoned missus Carter was the one who set fire to
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the house in order to destroy the corpse and prevent an autopsy. Yeah?
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Well, when I warned Claire Wayne about the fire, she said she'd been
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asleep. Yeah. Later on, after I'd confronted doctor Thorne with what seemed
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to be his guilt, she left the room. On the way out,
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she caught his stockings on a chair. So, Louis, how much do
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you know about women everything? Do women go to sleep with nylon stockings on?
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Oh? The answers No. Therefore, Claire Wayne had not been asleep.
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She'd lied about that with no reason unless she had started the fire.
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So she started the fire, So she poisoned the ranch typed sprague. Yeah,
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okay, only one thing more, what Louis, remember when we got
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to the Cotta house and rang the bell and and the door opened all by
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itself. Yes, I remember, never mind remembering? Explain? Oh,
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probably only a warped door, Louis. The house was very old. Hey,
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I just thought of something. Yeah, watch mister templar. When I
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get home, I'll be bedless. Oh gee, that's right. You ain't
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got no furniture. Why I should drop you off at the hotel? No,
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thank you, Louis. Maybe I can find a good chess game.
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You've been listening to another transcribed adventure of the Saint the robin Hood of Modern
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Crime. Now Here is our starve and some price ladies and gentlemen. In
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tonight's cast, you heard Peggy Webber is Claire, and Victor Rodman is doctor
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Thorne. David ellis with Harold Gilbert Fry the dispatcher. Larry Dutkin plays Lewis,
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missus Vincent Price, inviting you to join us again next week at the
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same time for another exciting adventure of the Saint good Night. This Adventure of
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the Saint was written by Lou Vittie's The Saint, based on characters created by
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Leslie Trappers, as produced by James L. Safier and directed by Helen mac
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and Some Price is soon to be seen co starring in RKO's production of This
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Kind Of Woman. Three Chimes Mean Good Times on NBC. For something new
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and excite in your big Sunday lineup on NBC, listen to the Phil Riggan
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Camp Show. Coming up next, Debby Prizes for telling the gis and the
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very best Sunday listening for you with a Phil Reagan Camp Show. Next on
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MBC, this is Andrew J. Graham, author of the web surface series
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Oh and a Man and his Wife. You're listening to the Great Detectives of
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Old Time Radio, Welcome back. Well. What I liked about this episode
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is how they played with the radio convention. You know, when it came
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to radio detectives, How aha you said something that gives it away that you're
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the murderer. I like how they just kind of faked us out on that.
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Again, very clever twist with something different actually serving as the final determining
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clue and also a very common sense clue, but at any rate that will
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actually do it. For today. We'll be back tomorrow with the adventures of
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Ellery Queen, and join us next week for another episode of The Saint.
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