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Let George Do It: The Four Seasons (EP0887) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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of Let George Do It. The four Seasons Personal not as Stange is my
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stock and trade at the Jobs two Time for you Unit handed. You've got
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a job for me, George Allentine, right full detail, Standard Oil Company
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of California invite you to Let George do It in a moment, will begin
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to night's adventure. George Valentine. But here's that a one feature your gasoline?
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Maybe they taking your car? Act old, it's time and gases can
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be made to stress one feature at the expense of others. Chevern Supreme and
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Gasoline gives you the correct balance of not one, not two, but eight
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high per performance qualities quick starting, fast warm up, smooths acceleration and the
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knock a prilock prevention for full power area of the blending and anti economy me
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my mileage. So to get from the most out of your driving at Chever
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Supreme, just let's drive in and say fill her up with Chevern Supreme gasoline
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at any standard station or independent Chevern gas station where they say and mean we
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take better care of your car. And love's a nice story. The Four
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Seasons A transcribe planenture of George at Valentine and give me, mister Valentine.
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Anyone with a romantic game I like yours, must be the eng to share
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him a romantic advententure, or to more exact, an adventure in the name
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of and for the glory of love. Needless to decide, I wouldn't call
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on you unless they would. It wasn't an element of game insip. But
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then isn't that what makes an affair of the heart. But the more intertriguing
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game. Please come to see me. It's afternoon at two, and please
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come alone expectantly yours Dna May Larson where I like her nerve alone a romantic
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adventure. Oh but you don't understand Angela don Lawson. You know I flunk
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medieval history in college because of this gal. You mean she wouldn't let a
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copy from the paper. Oh, nothing as intimate as that Brooksy. You
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see, she was in a musical comedy and it stayed in town for six
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weeks. Yeah, Matinee's Wednesday and Saturday two thirty, the same time as
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my class in medieval history. Now I know you had a conflict on my
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history examly asked too. Sa the Spanish Garmada, And the only name I
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could think of was donam A Lawson, the most beautiful show girl in the
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world, to quote the posters, And and I thought you worked your way
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way through college. Yeah, except on those Wednesdays and Saturdays. She couldn't
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have been more than a kid. Then, well she's a big girl now
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with an end for adventure. Yeah, she said there was a danger maybe
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maybe murder. Well no, now if I see her, it's a wholesome
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curiosity. Yeah, boy, go through stages first doll girls, then murder,
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then girl again, George. She probably still has showgirl written all over.
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Oh angel, and I'm afraid you may like the hand riding. We'll
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see. I'll make you promise if don't know many sings, any siren songs,
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I'll close my ears, not your ears. I'm worried about it.
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Your eyes. You're very prompt, mister Valentine. Here, plead he sit
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down? Thanks? Well, anything wrong on the contrary? I didn't stare,
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but I couldn't help it. My mother decided I was going to be
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a girl. Baby. She did an inspired job. You know. Before
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you came in, I was trying to imagine what kind of a man would
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make a career of doing well anything. I hope doing anything well anyway,
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mister Valentine, you're just as I imagined. Now about the dangerous adventure you
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wrote about. I want you to deliver a small box to a place only
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thirty miles away from here. That sounds real dangerous. I'll pay you fifty
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dollars for doing it now. Look, I don't want to undersell myself,
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but I think you could get a Western Union boy to deliver it for let's
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say, forty five dollars. Take a good look at these four miniatures,
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mister Valentine. They're very nice, but they're worth at least fifty thousand dollars.
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Why they are the only miniatures Rubens ever painted, the four seasons of
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love, Ptation, passion, contentment, regret s, silver love birds,
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printing cupids, fawns on the hoof. I'm very pretty and very costly.
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Reubens painted them for the girlfriend of the Duke of Mantua. It set the
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duke back two thousand crowns, and that was before inflation. Some women have
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away with men, don't they? Yes, don't they. I've heard at
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least one collector admitting was tempted to commit murder for these beautiful things. They're
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considered Reuben's masterpiece. All in all, I can see why you want to
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take fairly good care on. Unfortunately, I am forced to sell them.
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Yes, you see my husband, I mean yes, it's done a Larson
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Nichols, and my husband is having some financial difficulties. Without telling him,
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I've arranged for the Waynesville Gwries to put these miniatures up for sale. If
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Charles knew, he'd never let me part with them. We're in the contentment
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stage of the four seasons of love. I don't want us ever to know
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regret, I see, and all I have to do is deliver this by
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yes to mister Lennon. Here's his card when we leave our phone, and
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tell him to expect you. Okay. I don't want to sound silly,
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but you do have a gun, don't you? To all you you are
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delivering a small foot Oh sure, sure, I have a gun and I
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hit the bull's eye with it every time. If the bullet is looking down
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on the barrel, well I'll get a receipt from mister London. Bring it
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over tonight, But not tonight, Charles will be home tomorrow afternoon would be
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much better. Wow, all right, there's really no need for my husband
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to know anything about us, is there that guy? I went in the
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road from my house. You can't find room to pass? Come on your
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top, pass wit you? Hey? Hey, what are you trying to
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do? Are you crazy? What's the matter with you? Hey? Buddy,
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a buddy? Something wrong? Why I said, is something wrong this
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thing? Oh no, no, everything's just pitchy. Mother, than I
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lying in a ditch with a car twisted around you. I always see now
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you're joking. Yeah, come on, help me out of here, like
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a good fellow in here. Yeah sure, grimble holding get Hey, what
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happened to you? I don't know. A truck forced me off the road.
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After that, I don't remember anything. Hey, you know, nobody
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could not see it from up in the road. It was a lucky thing
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I spotted. Yeah. Yeah, well I'm still a one pitch anyway.
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Wait a minute, Wait a minute, where is it? Where's the buck?
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What's somebody a little something? Yeah? Yeah, I did four little
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pictures. I don't see him around anymore. I used to say that when
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I was a kid. He Grover Cleveland, Baby, bro, Hey,
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what is this? What do you find something? I'll say I'll neatly folded
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check in my pocket, paid to the order of George Valentine twenty thousand dollars.
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Hey, you know, whoever hits you, maybe once you should buy
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yourself for Lukes sign Chased the Wrenchler the Wrenchler Galleries in payment for the Four
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Seasons of Love by Peter Paul Rubbins. What are you going back to?
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Thomas? Then you got yourself a passenger. Somebody nudged me off the road
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and the miniatures are gone gone. What do you mean, I hear George
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Holster, Yeah, it feels good. While I passed out and somebody made
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off of those things. Maybe we should have X rays made of your head
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sometimes things like you see him a man of wealth. Look, why what's
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the game? I found this instead of the miniatures? O change? Thanks
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for the first days? Where you going? If nothing else, my mother
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taught me, good man, when somebody gets Missus Valentine's little boy twenty thousand
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dollars, he should thank the man. I'm gonna have a little talk with
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mister Wrenchler going somewhere. What does a matter of fact? H I'm Sergeant
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Crowley Robbery Squad. What you George Valentine, mister beginning to one day?
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Where were you headed for Mexico? Pango pang? What are you talking about?
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A little deal you pulled off this afternoon deal? Yes? I didn't
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take that again, and so are this time? Missus Nichols hired you to
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deliver some valuable miniatures Valentine, right right, and you were supposed to show
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up with them in Waynesville, right right, Thank you, miss but you
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didn't show. So missus Nichols good were even phoned us. Okay, where
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are those miniatures? Well I lost him just like that. Oh no,
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no, not quite suging a truck for my car into a ditch. When
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I came to the time, things were gone. All that's your story.
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And don't think we're not going to you and I have it. Are leaving
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twenty thousand dollars checks on your desk, oh, dear hey, to the
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order of George Valentine Wrenchler Galleries for the four seasons of Lollo Clock. I
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know this sounds stroy, but I found this check in my pocket. Of
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course, that keeps happening people all the time. They don't believe me.
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I I was just going to see mister Wrenchler. That's nice. Let's make
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it real, sociable and we'll all go together. What do you mean I
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sold you these miniatures, mister Wrenchler. But young man just falls kind of
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us. Saw you before in my life, mister Wrenchler. Take a good
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look at him, please. But the officer about this disol above. It's
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about a guy selling something that doesn't belong to him. Oh, surely I'm
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joking, mister, I know it doesn't look like the kind of man who
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would mind that if he sold you these thing magis. Where are they right
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here? I wouldn't let them out of my sight? Here you see?
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Oh this is crazy. They're not beautiful. Once before I have seen them
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in an exhibition the Elphert and Victoria Museum. Well, Vanteering, I tell
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you, I was in my car driving the Waynesville. We're on your way
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out of town, all right, But you had a crack up and didn't
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think it was smart to go on. Lucky for the Nichols, I'd say
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no a police officer. Now, young man, don't you remember you told
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me you needed the money and then you made me such a bang. Of
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course I didn't hesitate. I told you maybe I was foolish enough to check
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sergeant okay, mister Range were okay, sergeant Crowd. Yeah, I'm Charles
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Nichols. I got your call to meet. You're here. I've got your
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men in your miniatures. Mister Nichols. I'll look here, we've that,
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and look here, sergeant, before you make a fool of yourself. Now,
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my wife explained everything to me. She thought she was helping me over
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a rough financial spot, selling these beautifu things heads so typical of Donna.
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She's devoted to me to a fault. Oh sure, and I'll wait,
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mister Nichols. I was in my car delivering it when a truck came on
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a rut Valentine in a ditch. Well, gentlemen, if C's rotens belonged
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to mister Nichols, I would be glad to give back to him and tear
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up my check the sergeant, as long as I had the miniatures back.
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I'm not a vindictive man. Let's forget about the whole thing. I'm not
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going to forget it. You're not going to get the chance, Valentine,
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until your trial comes up. You can kick it around in your mind and
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one of our nicest cells cells, I'll just take these, mister Ranster for
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everything. And mister Nichols, Yes, sergeant, we'll have to hold your
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miniatures downtown, but if you'll drop by later the police custorian, they'll give
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you a receipt for them, reclaim them after the trial. Very well,
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sergeant, as you said, they'll be in good hands police custodians. Receipt
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is as good as gold in me. Well, Valentine, coming well,
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as long as you put it that way so bad, Brook see on visit
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this day. You can bring me sweet meats and magazines you know, all
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like your liberty outdoor lines Grey Talk. Can you be funny at a time
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like this? I force myself besigns it is funny that, like those miniatures,
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I'm so beautifully beautifully framed. In just a moment, we'll return to
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tonight's adventure of George Valentine. I'll bet you'd be amazed if I told you
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that four out of five cars on the road today are being gradually chewed to
16:30
pieces from the inside in a way their owners would never suspect. Well,
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it's true. If your car's like most cars, the manufacturer installed an oil
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filter to strain out the sludge and grip and keep them from going back into
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the engine. Oil filters don't require much attention, actually only once about every
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six thousand miles, But unless you change your filter element every six thousand miles,
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it becomes clogged and useless, much like a vacuum cleaner when the dust
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bag is jammed full. That's why it's a good idea to have your car
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saver check your oil filter element regularly. When you have your oil drained and
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changed at regular intervals. Your car saver will also check the filter element.
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Then if you need a new replacement, he can install a new Atlas Michronic
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filter. Now is the time to be getting your car ready for the winter
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weather driving ahead, so plan to stop in soon for an oil drain and
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oil filter service at any standard station or independent Chevron gas station where they say
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and mean we take better care of your car. The Four Seasons of Love
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or priceless miniatures that a girl you used to drool over in your college days,
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asks you to deliver to an art gallery a routine little job. But
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your car is forced off the road, the miniatures are stolen, and in
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your pocket is a check for twenty thousand dollars payable to you with the sale
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of the self same Reuben's masterpieces. What's more, Jason Renchler, who signed
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the checks, whereas he gave it to you for value receives. Even if
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your name is George Valentine, you need help. Thanks for failing me out,
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Johnson. Yeah, to think I lived to see the day. The
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whole thing just doesn't make sense, Lieutenant, Everything's right back where it started
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from. Nichols have a police custodian's receipt for their miniatures, so they'll get
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him back after the trial. Wrenchler will get his check back and tear it
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up and then gained nothing. Laws same, no correction. Please, George
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had his car smashed up, his classic features remodeled in the hand of the
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law is still heavy on his show. I wasn't necessary to frame me at
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all. Who stood to gain? Valentine? You'll get involved in the word
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is crazy Johnson? Please not today. He can really be a pale and
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see what you can dig up on Charles Nichols, what he does everything?
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Okay, okay, thanks, Come on Brooks. See I'm want to talk
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to Wrenchler, make him tell why he lied. I'm supposed to have a
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pretty good reputation just the same. I didn't like the way he and Nichols
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looked at each other with the clear, innocent eyes of a couple of used
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car salesman. What do I do? Well? Charles Nichols has an office
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in the exchange building. You think you could sort of keep an eye on
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him for the rest of the day, See where he goes, what he
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does. I'll stick so close to him I'll be able to hear him think,
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yes, I just caught you in time. Somebody's on the phone for
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you. Oh thanks, he didn't take it here, all right? Yeah,
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this aren't you. Why can't you tell me now? Oh okay,
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I'll be right over, George. Donna Nichols says she has something on her
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mind, and knowing her mind, I can expect almost anything. Maybe this
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time she has a mural for you to deliver. This time, I have
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a few things to deliver myself, Brooks. There's one little development I haven't
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told you about it. When I'm committed to this Huska. The sergeant at
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the desk when over my person with rough and impious hands. In short,
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he frisked me. My gun was missing. George, you should have told
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Johnson if using my gun was part of the frame. I hate to think
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where the police might find it. I'd rather get to it first. See
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you later on we can compare anots. You're being very sweet, missus Nichols.
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DNA. I'm sorry, I don't have time to be cute. The
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way everything stacks up. You should have me peg for a guy who tried
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to swipe your precious miniatures and head for parts unknown somehow, George I I
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can't make myself believe that. Really, what is it? My open boyish
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face? Everything about you? I rather like you? Oh happened too noticed?
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Anyway, I spoke to Charles. When your trial comes up, we're
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merely going to say this was all misunderstanding. You have no charges to make.
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Now. That's darn white, are you, Donna? What's more,
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I just found mister Benchlor. He wants to see you. The gowries are
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closed, but he left the side door open for you. I think after
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you've talked to him, everything will be all straightened out. Well aren't you
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going to thank me? Oh? Of course sure. But I was just
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thinking how you don't impress me as the thoughtful type, George. I I
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should say action was more in your line. You know, Donna, you're
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gonna make an awful lot of trouble for some man, and I think I
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know the man. Now. I'd better get out of here and go see
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you Renchley. George, Wait a minute, Oh, what's the matter?
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Did you lose? Nicholas? No? I found something that might be important.
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Just a few minutes ago, I thought I'm going to cotton little Gowery.
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You know that that's rank Please? Where all the art collectors go to
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collect Well, Nichols doesn't have the miniatures right now, but he has business
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at the Continental Galleries. We'll try to figure that out later. Come on,
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Wrenchley's waiting. He left the side door open. Oh gosh, galleries.
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Mcgeary Land's dark. No, that's strange. Hasn't got any lights on,
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mister Wrenchley. All right, Oh wait, George, I'll turn on
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one of these tables there. Oh that's better. Nice. He's been shot,
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but he's still alive. George. Then that's your gun. Yeah,
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Prokually, there's a phone booth on the corner. You're gonna call an ambulance.
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Yes, then you and I are gonna beat it. I need some
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time to think. You guess is a rum, George. The dawn's gonna
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come up like thunder and somebody's very red face. You talked to that newsboy
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first, then to Lieutenant Johnson, just as I told you, all right,
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the miniatures could be phony. I have no time to check. The
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Listen to this. The Nichols know that the miniatures are at best a reasonable
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facsimile. They couldn't sell them to any collector in a million years, so
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they dream up a little stunt requiring a patsy me to be exact, I
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don't want to know. They make a deal with Renchler and get me framed
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on the charge of grand theft. Then they've got a police custodian's receipt for
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something which all the newspapers say at the fifty thousand dollars Roban's masterpieces. Sapers
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had no reason to doctor Brooks. You just saw Nichols go into the Continental
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galleries. Now it's my childish guests. He was trying to sell his police
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receipt. He of course, Continental can't get its pig in the poke until
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after my trial. But that's why Nichols would be willing to sell at a
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bargain price, say only thirty thousand. By the time anyone gets helped,
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the Nichols are in Tahiti, sipping coconut juice and chortling over a second name.
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George Valentine up, but he did by now you're supposed to have killed
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him. Yeah, that's Nichols arranged the scene. Splitting a loop two ways
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instead of three is a much cozier arrangement. George, Are you sure your
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plan will work? Rosy hit better? Oh, George, back so soon,
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for sure. Sure, it only took me a few minutes to straighten
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everything out with Runch, Say, grand I saw gentlemen, Yes, I
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suppose he is. You didn't have any trouble with him on a better And
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I have you to thank You wanted me to thank you, didn't you?
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Well? Yes, and I said I had to think how the best way
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to thank you? And I had George. You said I was a man
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of action. Oh you know you can pack an awful lot of thanks into
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one kiss, can't you? Though? Really, Old Charles may be here
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any minute. Oh yes, I must thank him too. About Winchli Just
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what did he have to say? Well, as a matter of fact,
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I did all the talking. He was unusually quiet, that County Charles.
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He'd used his key? Why hell Brooksy, Oh missus Nichols, you know
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my assistant, Miss Brooks. No, I knew i'd find you. Hear
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mister Valentine. Something terrible. It's happened to mister Ranslor. He he was
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murdered. No, I don't understand how good he's all the papers? Wait,
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may I hope? What are you doing that window? The boy selling
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papers right up there? Hear our dealer found dead. One man's got the
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art dealer, I get your paper? What else did the papers say?
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No murder weapon was found, But the boys are very much interested in a
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blue ry stone button, obviously from a woman's dress. The button was found
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in the dead man's hand. Oh, poor mister Rynchlaw, isn't it perfectly
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finish? I wouldn't like to be the woman who belongs to that button,
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say, one would almost think that was a button off your dressed, Donna,
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my dress, the ramstone and this one missing? Onestly, by,
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isn't that a coincident? Are you two talking about? I wonder what the
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police would think. They can't think anything. I've been here all afternoon and
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I can prove it. WHOA, I believe you, but that's because I
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know you and trust you. But someone apparently wants the police to think you
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were there, hence the button. Somebody's trying to frame you. Wait a
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minute, the button is missing. Oh this is a third What are you
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saying, Donna? Nothing? Donna, don have you heard that? Used
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boy? He said we have visitors? Oh say hello, Yes, and
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miss Brooks had a chance to read the papers, Nichols. We were just
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saying that someone has apparently left a button from your wife's dress on the murder
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scene. What's that? Whoever it was would have been very close to missus
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Nichols to get it. There seems to be some logic and what mister Valentine
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says Charles, And never mind, we'll talk about that later, dear.
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Now, mister Valentine, if you and the young lady will excuse us.
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We hadn't. Oh sure, of course, but a philosophical observation just occurred
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to me. Now, look, I hear your philosophical observation, mister Valentine,
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just that cheaters have a tendency to cheat other cheaters. It's like the
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law of nature. What are you talking about now? Well, for instance,
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I was supposed to be nicely framed for the murder of Wrenchler. My
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gun was supposed to have been left on the scene. We don't know what
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this is all about. But Charles, how could he know? I have
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Donnah William, But instead of my gun, there was a button off your
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sleeve, Donna. Instead of me being framed, you were neatly, very
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neatly, Donna. I told you be still, will you charge with murder?
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Donna? He would keep every dollary gun for the Familiatures, the Four
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Seasons of Love? Ironic, isn't it, Donna? Charles, I always
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just picked on. You can't chuck me up. It has to be the
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way Talentine explained it. I was here all afternoon wearing this dress. You
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were the only one. I tell you, no, no, no,
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you don't bust it. Go on, sit down, take your hands off.
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I just want to see if you had a gun down, Nickels.
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You have the chance, Charles. I'm not going to frame by you or
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anybody. I only went for that police custodian gag, not for murder you
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killed Benjamin. You're trying to pin it on me when you're not going to
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get away with it. Oh Johnson, you're turning a supurse. I didn't
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want to win a wrap. It was much Stewart sagging. All this business
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about a button, Lieutenant, is so much rot. And you're a fool
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Donner. You're quite right about the button, Nichols, because I have it
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right here. How did you get that all? I'm so disappointed. I
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was sure you'd always remember that golden moment when I thank you with my arms
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around you, with your arms around me. Well, that's when I borrow
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that button. But that story in the paper, one news boy yelling what
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was written out for him, great fine yelling too. I must say yes,
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indeed, Nanna Donna one good frame, because there's another. That's another
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philosophical observation. I'll never let you get out of here. In a year.
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You will need psychiatric treatment, friends, something therapeutic pointness. I told
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you you'd better sit down, mister Nichols. Na see it's too late.
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station or standard station where they say and mean we take better care of your
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car. You know, I was talking at the commissioner together day said,
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I cheap. Why bother having a homicide squad when one man George Ballan K
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Johnson. Okay, okay, So I was a sucker for a college memory.
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Forget it. Rensler will recover the miniatures were phony, and the Nichols
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will suffer endurance. Vile crime doesn't pay, Oh, brother, When a
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police lieutenant comes up with an epigram and it's a sure sign the case is
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closed. George, are you sure you didn't enjoy that kiss? After all,
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you didn't have to kiss her twice Brooks. This suspicious nature of yours
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is going to make you a problem for the man you marry. Yeah.
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I bet if your husband came home at four o'clock in the morning, making
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him perfume and with lipstick on his collar, you would start asking questions,
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why I do know such thing? Oh? What do you know? You
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wouldn't. No, I'd had to cap size with rolling pin spoken just like
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missus Johnson. Take plenty of time to think up an epigram for that.
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Listening again next week, same time, same station to Let George do It.
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Let George Do It, as heard overseas do the worldlife with. Some
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