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The Saint: Dossier on a Doggone Dog (EP1497) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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today's episode of The Saint from September the twenty fourth of nineteen fifty. Dossier
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on a Dog Gone Dog, Vincent Price, who has usually heard at this
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time as The Saint has been delayed in past. Tonight by arrangement with Metro
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Golden, there you will hear Barry Sullivan in the role. Mister Sullivan can
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currently be seen with Lena Turner and Ray Miland in a Life of her Own,
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The Adventures of the Saint starring Very Sullivan. The Saint based on characters
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The robin Hood of Modern Crime now comes Fanshire to Radio, starring Hollywood
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brilliant and talententan actor Barry Sullivan as the Saint. Mister, Well, Louis,
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that's what I call service part pipe in front of my apartments, waiting
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for you, mister Templar. I was hoping you would be desirous about that.
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I am Louis. Well to mister Templar, I'm not quite sure.
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You see, I have a problem up in my apartments. What's your name?
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Well? I call him another another edition in a jam. She won't
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tell me, But the way she cries, I have an idea something's wrong.
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How long has she been at your place? Oh? A couple of
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hours? I'm still crying. Or mister Temple, you're losing your charm.
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I think she wants to go home. You're definitely losing your charm. I'd
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like to take her home. Well, she lost her charm too, Holy,
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I don't know where her home is. But now that you're here,
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I'll un tire and maybe she can find her wrong wall On taught mister Templar
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Louis, Louise, she's a dog. Oh what didn't you say? I
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found her this morning. I've never seen her around here before, so I
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didn't want to turn a loose because if she can't find her way home,
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there's no telling what will happen to him. So what are you gonna do?
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Turn a loose? But you just said that you know where you come
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in. We'll follow her in your heck, see where she goes. We
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can keep her out of trouble. Oh that I should live to see today
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when the Robin would have modern crime? Is nice made to remember the saying
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Louise do under whether dumb animals what she would have others do unto you?
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Besides, she's cute. Yeah, huh, what kind issue speakonese? I
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thought you said it was a dog, Louis. That's untimed. Sorry,
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I didn't mean it. Stay with Louis. I'll get men out of room.
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Let's see where she takes us. Hey, Minerva has fancy taste.
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This is a real expensive neighborhood, and this is a real expensive trip.
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We've been following up for over an hour. You know, any better way
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to spend your money, mister Temple than giving it to meat o hand.
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I can think of a couple. Say Minerva's turning in at that gate.
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Yeah, she'd little shock she picks. I bet it doesn't have over forty
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rooms. You think she really lives there is? You're in dreaming? I
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would soon find out. Louis turning the driveway in part, I'll take her
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up to the house. If she does belong here, there will no doubtless
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be a reward. And if there is no doubtless now ruling Louis, your
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cutters already have a leader. So by the way, you can't lose.
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I'm not making out so awful. Good on it, mister Temple. Only
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one fair, only one tipper more than all is the profit? Why louis
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the conversation? Of course? Yeah? What's the matter? Down? While
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you're out of luck or maybe you're in luck? Because when I pick up
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a young lady, I usually show her a good time. So if it
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turns out you don't live here, what, yes, hello, my name
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is Simon Templar. Oh yes, Sam sull Madam would be delighted if you
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come. You're sure, of course right this way sir, why should Madam
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be delighted I've come? You surprise me, sir, I never heard that
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modesty was one of your outstanding characteristic Yes, you seem to know a lot
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about me, doesn't everybody? If you've pardoned in liberty, I'll pardon the
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levity, but not the evasion it is. I asked you why Madam should
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be glad that I have come? Is it because of Minerva? The this
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you mean? Ningtoy? Do? I? I guess I do. I
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should have known being toy Naturally Madam will be delighted about the dog. But
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what I was particularly referring to were the jewels? Have you got them?
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Also? Jewels? The terran help, I hope will pardon these questions.
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The kitchen health expects it on me, and I like something to be caught
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out. I wish you communicate from the front, which reminds me where is
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the front around this next er in the east wing? If I know the
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whole was this long, i'd have hasd lloid to bring in his care and
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my feet pass not much further. Now, let's be thankful for small favors.
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What was that? There's any one in this house? Take singing?
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Lessons, No, sir, and that was a scream and it came from
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in there. You scream, who are you? I mean tired dog?
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And come to mama. Give it to me, young man. Yeah,
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oh, mama's looking very became, She's all right? But something else isn't?
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Somebody screams? I know I did. There was someone tearing through that
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window? Was it jew hardly? I was in the house. But you
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have no business barging in here on and out. It seems, ladies,
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that I run faster than your butler. I thought you were in trouble.
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I was startled. And now somebody better go invest in it. Oh me,
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angel, beautiful mention war me something wrong. There's a power outside the
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window. Go see what it is. Please? Yes, now you young
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man, do you have my jewels? And I was wondering when we'd get
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around to that. I'm also wondering, are you all right? Me?
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Yes? What are you doing it? I just came to return your door
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in ten? Yes, yes she is, Mamas, there cars are that's
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right. How did you know she's out dark? I didn't, but then
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why hey wait a minut then I'm waiting. But yes, he started all
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your resolves. I do want I call the police, tell him we've got
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the thief. Oh great, somebody screaming? Was the jewelish? And I
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saw somebody at the window, sits looking into it. The devil you're doing?
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And I told you not to play with guns. I'm not playing,
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father, This is a thief. Sure does he have the jewels? I
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haven't searched him. Then? How do you know he brought that meanty?
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Oh yeah, morning meantie. Don't bite me, little monster? Father.
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She doesn't have her collar, and so how could he know she was our
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dog? She told me we're just wasting time. Mother. Will you please
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pick up that phone and call the police. Won't do any gun? The
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line has been cut. Same bye, thanks for looking down. I don't
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be done. Hell anyhow, that's better. It's any good exercise. Hosh,
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you gave the young man a gun, I asked him so nicely.
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Now we'll somebody please tell me what's going on around here? As if you
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don't, as if I don't. Just who are you any way? Young
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feller? Simon Templar? And you you don't know who I am? Should
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I? I? Sir? Am C J Allard? Fancy that? Nuts?
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Say your pardon? I said nuts, So you didn't as in boats?
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Nuts in boats remagnufacture them? You heard of Allardyce? Nut? Yes,
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aren't they? What's it? The whole family? Big? Pardon?
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Skip it our sogod. If it's Allardyce, it's nut, That's what I
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said. There's no nut like an autodise. This could do one all day.
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Father. I'm sure mister Templar didn't come here to talk of business.
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Eh? Why did he come to return? Meantime? And now that I've
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been so warmly thanks, I'll just run along. I hope you won't mind
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my taking a revolver with me ernest as a souvenir. And I'm safely out
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of reach in northern sibbet say i'll send it back. Well, you know
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all right, Louis, let's get out of her. What took you so
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long? Oh? You wouldn't believe me if I told you? Yeah,
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tried me. Now it's no use. I don't believe it myself. Did
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you get a reward? Reward? Louis, I'm out of here. Who
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could ask for anything more? Now let's go home. They just a minimist
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tempt now what somebody who's hiding in them bushes and watching us. You see,
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Oh yeah, that's probably who missus Allen I saw out the window.
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Well, get start, everyone, they're gonna investigate. It's probably only a
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man eating a guerrilla. None of our business. This is not like you,
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mister Temple. It's not like you at all. As a matter of
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fact, I'm not exactly feeling myself at the moment, So don't be throu
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surprised. But where is your spirit of adventure? What may like in them
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bushes? Excitement, thrills? Who knows? I know them? You do?
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Yeah, I can see. I'm in your rear view mirror. It's
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a kid, kid about ten years old. A kid, let's get out
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of here. Excitement. I could stand this story. I could stand,
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sure, But kids, I gotta lift gong with this thing. Hi.
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Hello, kid? He wants to nana. Mister judge start. Oh sure,
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sure, she'll start. I'm just trying to run down the batter,
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he said. The light swarp work, and I kind of I don't like
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night drive wise? God, what's your name? It ain't Sonny? Well,
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what is it? What's it to you? You? I mean,
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yeah, look, fella, if you don't tell me your name, I'm
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gonna have to call you my little man. How would you like that?
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You win? It's Stevie, got yours Simon, Simon, Wood Shylon,
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Tempton sat Yeah, Stevie, you wait a minute. May not be him
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at all? I know the Saint of blood. You don't. It's worth
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a chance because if you're the real saint, you want me can do business?
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What's sort of business, studie? Well, I read a lot of
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books about the tech disase. Yes, I got that. Well, we
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want to make a good partnership, you and me. You'll help me latch
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out of the ice and we'll split the reward the ice fifty grandworth? And
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that ain't peenis Stevie? You suppose you tell me about this jewelry? Just
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when was it taken? You don't know? No, you're not the saint.
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I don't believe me, Stevie. The Saint doesn't know everything. Might
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you come here? Return Meantory? You know you trying to kill you?
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Look, mister, I happen to know you could return meantoy. See what
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do you mean? I couldn't never mind? But I know if you don't
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believe me, asked Louis. I thought the name was Minifie is such a
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help. Stevie. Why do you say I couldn't return Maintoy. I'm not
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talking. I get it. Ah, So you're look in your eye,
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mister Temple. The mystery is beginning to needle you, Stevie, Stee,
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if I prove I brought back Maintoy, will you tell me why you said
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I couldn't Sure you won't prove it? Wait here, Louis. I'll probably
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hate myself in the morning, but I'm going back to the Allied Ices.
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Come on, Stevie, come in. Excuse me, madam. Mister Templer
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is here again with the gardener's boy. The gardener's boy. Yes, you
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can't bring that urchin into the house. Maybe him, but he has Shall
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I show them out? No show them in. I'll sell him myself.
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You may come in, mister Temple. Thank you, Jeeves Fitch, Sir,
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I stand connected well hello again, missus Halla Dow. Really, mister
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Temper, this is impossible bringing in that Oh heavens he's the face of the
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window. Who is just a check? Oh I should have recognized him at
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the time. Oh, mister Temple, You're wonderful, positively wonderful. The
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first thing time down the paper. I know not whatsoever, simply none.
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You're an amazing man, is it down? No? Thanks? Yeah,
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thanks, if you don't mind, we'd like to see men. Why I
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forgot to say goodbye to her? Very well? Me? So's another me?
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Now where is that animal? She was here right just a moment ago?
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Me me? You call her? Did you see him? Sorry?
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No, I thought you was in here. Well she's not. Don't tell
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me. She disappeared again. It was vanished. It was sir, my
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poor, it's a babe. God. Well mister, now why you got
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to sing? Say Stevie? I am speechless. Ye oh, hello Louis,
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mister TEMpl I'll come your eyes from the door. They don't have no
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butler. He's not around strange, no dog, no butler. Well what
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do you want, Louis? I just come to see what's keeping here?
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This time my Nie is getting busy going round and round me until he's missing
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again. We're looking for it. It's a big house. She's a little
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dog. Why don't you just forget the whole thing? Because Louis doesn't make
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sense. She ought to come when we call her at least back. Well,
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what do I do? Go? Take another nap. No, maybe,
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Louise, what is it? Can killed that you are the same that
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brings all this up? Yeah? Then tuns like a whisper. This is
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top schah in the garage. What's he doing giving her a shampoo? No?
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Shaving her? You're crazy? Well let's go get her. Come on,
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Louise. Oh no, thanks, mister Temple, You and the kid
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go me. I'm going back to the hat for another nap. I can
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dream nightmares that make better sense than this solo. That's Tevie. When we
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get near the garage, let's be quiet. We don't want to fish to
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hears. Oh what's honest, look all over the ground, can't find it.
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That's all right, it's Stevie's founder. Your butler has a remicarage.
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But I just saw him go back to the house. Oh with mantoy.
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No, why do you take her to the garage? I guess to improve
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her appearance? What? Oh, come on, we can soon hide out,
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Ernice. What do you know about Joe Butler? Anyway, I'm right,
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it's only been with us a couple of weeks. Huh what sort of
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references did he have? I don't know. That's que that and he engaged
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him. Yeah, I will. Now I would like to ask you some
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questions. I'm still not satisfied in spite of money. Look, fish has
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the door, not me? I know. Hey, wait a minute,
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what is this? I say? Courting by that bush? Can that be
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meantoy? Bye? Gosh is and she's stripped clean, she's in shave.
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She looks like a damn suck literally meantoy. Just sit stace shivering. I
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think she's embarrassed. I'll get her, can I maing toy cold? Well,
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don't worry, I'll buy your mink if it is. She comes.
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I thought that would do what it works every time. Be careful, don't
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drop it. I don't worry. I shall garden thing so with my life.
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Well, come on, what's the matter. My legs are giving out
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again? Oh, she'll look out of condition. I guess have you found
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my treasure? Yes? Mother, we found. Oh that's wonderful. Give
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it a mother template? Yeah, him, thank you. It seems Joe
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Butler is a frustrated papa where his father, the templary, wants to talk
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to him about he's in the back study. But I don't understand that makes
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it unanimous. Look after your mother and if she's had quite a shock.
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Meanwhile, I'll go see if your father can help explain why Mantoy has been
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forced to become a strip teazer. Don't bother me, Temper, don't botherw
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me. I've got enough on my mind. Some new gams away every penny
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I give him. A wife would charge accounts away, even pennies I don't
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give her. Believe me, young man, anybody ever tells you what's a
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picnic being a millionaire? Don't you listen? Tig it for me before you
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make a million, just be sure you can avoid it. How am I
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gonna know of that? But about maintad Last night, the dog is kidnapped,
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the dog napp or whatever you've caught her. The wife throws such a
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tizzy it takes three pills to get me to sleep. Sporning the wife.
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Jews are gone, not a tizzy. Policemen, insurance adjusters, and now
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you look. I don't care if the dog has been plc. I don't
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care. I've got enough on mama. Maybe it all ties together. The
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dog is stolen. The jewels and stuff I can add two and two,
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Templar. I don't need your masterminding the dog was stolen first, so the
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thief could break in later without the dog barking. I think I couldn't figure
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that out. Uh huh, I think you could. And it's possible of
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peace, so too. Yeah, what's it? I have a hunts the
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robberry with the work of some member of this household, and the door napping
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was just a red herring to throw you off the tractor, to make you
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think just what you did. Think that but an outside rather than an inside
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job. Get out of here, temperate, gets out of here before I
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throw you. I just like to ask you about fish. Shave find Butler
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excellent one peculiarity, that's all likes to shave dog. So what we can't
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all be perfect? Now, get out of here, template before I having
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shaved you. And it may be closer than you like. Oh hello,
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Lan, anything from father? Yeah? Yeah, Lendy has a temper.
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Oh he's one of those. So if I want to learn about fish,
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I will have to learn it from fish himself. The only trouble is I
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can't find a kitchen. Is there a map of this place anyway? It's
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down this way. I'll take you. I want to talk to you anyway.
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Thanks, So you don't have signposts. How's your mother sniffing, smelling
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sauce, handling thinking a better than mother? Just keep her away from mirror
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and she'll be all right. But temporary, I said, I want to
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talk to you. I'm talking. I want to talk about you, my
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favorite subject. It's all very well. You're pretending you want to help,
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but how do we know? We almost fare My legs are giving out again,
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and I'm right in here, and take us in the kitchen to the
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mupper's memory fish fish no brother calling him most he can't hear you? But
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what's behind that table? Mm? Is he dead? Extremely? Please deal?
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I can't talk now. I'm sort of set u up. Men to
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Oh look, I'm trying to tell you somewhere and man, templar. He's
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getting ideas. I don't like it. He's been swooping around here. The
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first thing we know, Well, all we have to do is to be
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nice to him. Nice to him. Confounded Isabelle, I'm going to may
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I come in. No, Jemper, I thought I told you to get
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the placers out of this house. Oh is that what you told me?
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I've been trying to figure it out, but you were so windcoherent. Now
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see, if you want me to go, I'll be glad to. But
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I thought I'm going to tell you about your butler first. Yes, yes,
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I know you think he's a thief. Very well, i'll have the
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Please they're wrong, mister added ice. I don't think he's a thief.
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He's been cleared. It's a hard wedding. But somebody murdered her. Ernest
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is calling the police. Now, yeah we were knife Oh darn good.
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Butler's are so scarce these days. Ah, Jonifer is the templar. What's
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happened to Joys? Mike? He's fainted? Oh what will we do?
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Get me some water? Kill it yourself. I can't wait, God,
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wait, but you can't leave me now, got to that may be another
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med o come back whitch. Oh no, he's so say Oh, dear
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Louie, what now, mister Temple, have you seen Stevie? If my
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daughter is gonna be a murder If we don't, there's gonna be a murder,
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Stevie. Yeah, I'm glad to hear it. You know what that
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kid done for? He scrambled the wires in the engine when I was snoozing.
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That's why we wouldn't stop before his detective and Louis we were possible suspects,
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and he wanted to four a log get away. Well it wasn't that
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cue, And I'm not joking. His life is advanger. I'm not surprised.
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If I can't find Stevie, I'll have to find an armist. Who's
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he? Idia Son? I wonder if he's the one drove away just now
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thrown away? Did something? Yeah? Yeah, car just went down there
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on the drive. Has you got your wires scramble? Yeah? All right,
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Louie, let's go dis way. That's all I know. And you
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don't know Stevie was in the car. I don't know who was in the
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car. I didn't see he must be the only thing that makes sense now
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what the road branch is? Three ways? Which way do we go?
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Oh? Oh, there we are. They went that way to the left.
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Oh do you know there's fresh tire tracks? The others are road?
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Oh yeah, and step on it? Leui. Okay, we then your
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ears? Here we go. But I would still like to know what's going
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on. Louie. Look out for that sun. How's your eyes? Your
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payment for dug way? Who we go? Got your eyes? Open as
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the tap one. Yeah, yeah, we made it. Oh good that
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I can open mind, Louis, Louie, is that the car you saw
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coming out of Aladizers? Looks like that's good? But I hope we're not
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too late. Uh, nobody in it? Now there's a path into the
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woods. Come on. Yeah, oh yah, Louis right through here.
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I'm afraid to call the kids, I said, I'd still like to know
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what's going on. Well as I see it, Louis, Ernest ran up
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a gambling dens Papa wouldn't pay off for him. Oh and anyway, Papa
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was griping about Ernest gambling. Ernest, I think its Aladiz Junior. Yeah,
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that's right. Ernest had to get money, so he drove me to
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all away from home and put her out of the car. Then he swiped
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the family jewels and a missing dog made it look like an outside job.
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Smart guy, Junior. What makes you think he's gonna knock off the kid?
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So let he knock off the butler. Oh yeah, you know it
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was honest which knocked off the butler because when I told Alidye he fainted and
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he didn't faint out a great feeling for the butler, fella, don't even
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with him. A couple of weeks he fainted because he knew his son was
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gilly with the robbery, and he realized his son was also a murderer.
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Oh, would you come fast? Right? For sure? I'm all right,
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but Ernest don't feel so good, mister Temple. Look, Ernest is
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out cold. Yeah, you know something Ernie should have his mouth washed out
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with. So he doesn't tell the two. What do you mean? Well,
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last night I seen him driving away with ming Troy, and when I
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asked where he was taking her, he says, it's a big secret.
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Spies have tattooed a secret message on her skin, and he found out,
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and he's taken her to the FBI. And I mustn't tell nobody because it's
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FBI top secret. I see, I'll find out now. Who's just trying
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to shut me off? I gotta remember that next time my nephew gets to
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my hair. FBI popsy, Hey, Louis, Then that explains the shaving.
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Huh. The butler must have overheard is telling this young man about the
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secret message on Milty, and he figured if it was true, the dog
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would be worth money. So when the message sure when the butler shaves the
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pooch, Ernest gets whir and the butler is wise, so he shuts the
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butler up. Hey, trying to shut me up too. He shit,
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we were going to meet it up behind man out here. Instead he gets
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me in and then it goes out at night. And and what happened?
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Judah judo. Sure my father was in the marines. He taught me Ernest
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is waking up. And you were worried about the kid, mister Templar,
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like I told you, When then little Hyaenus is around, or you're gotta
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protect this yourself. Mister Templer, you are gonna teach you some fun as
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a matter of factually, assume first you think you guys aren't like this.
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Let's let's talk this over. You see, love the important part of this.
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So I just pulled that real hard. Truly. Hell, you are
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the listening to another transcribed adventure of the Saint, the robin Hood of modern
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crime. Oh here is our star, very Sullivan, Ladies and gentlemen.
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A long time ago it was written that men shall not live by bread alone.
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In this often coded line from the Bible, red is merely a symbol
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of all material Thaniels. And although we in America have the greatest material advantages
29:33
in the world, they are not enough to bring us complete happiness. We
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must find out happiness in our spiritual as well as our material lives, in
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faith as well as bread. In America, one of our most precious heritages
29:47
is the right to worship as we please, to know the spiritual pleasures of
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our churches and synagogues. The doors of your places of worship stand open to
29:56
you, and your religious leaders will welcome you to their services also offer you
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personal and family guidance and the opportunity to become a firm part of your community.
30:06
The more churches and synagogues, that community and the families within it can
30:10
find stability, and as an individual, you can find the peace that only
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religion can bring. Thus, the religious organizations of America invite you to find
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yourself through faith and come to church this week. This is very seliv in
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inviting you to join us again next week at the same time for another exciting
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adventure of the Saint. Good Night the Night Script of the Saint was written
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by f Scene. In the cast, you heard Myral marrish at Missus Allardyce
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and Tom Tully as her husband. Lamon Johnson was their son. Ernest ted
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Osburn was the butler. Jeffrey Silver with Steviee and Mary Dodkin with Louis.
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The music was composed and conducted by VN. Dexter. The Saints, based
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on characters created by Leslie Choteris, is a James L. Safier production and
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is directed by Helen mack All. Youse. Saint fans will be glad to
31:26
know that the Saint comic books so Ron Slam and all used say. Your
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announcer is Don Stanley. Three times mean good Times on NVC, and the
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chimes are anticipating the hillarious addicts of Bob Hope and Gaucho Marx. Hope returns
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to the air with more laughs on Tuesday, October third. Gacho Marx brings
31:49
this rid off his quiz you Bet Your Life to the air on Wednesday,
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October fourth. So that's Bob Hope October third, Gaucho Marx October three times,
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good time, welcome back. You know there are lines you have to
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find problematic if you're a actor filling in for a beloved star of a series,
32:22
and one of those is I'm not exactly feeling myself at any rate.
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I do hope that the Saint tips generously for all the time that Louis has
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spent, because he is right, the only negative of having the Saint there
32:38
is only one tip. So I hope people weren't just like flat tipping,
32:43
because yeah, that could definitely be problematic. The after show commercial was actually
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incorrect. The Saint would not return the next week. The series would actually
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go on hiatus for four weeks and be replaced by the Fell Harris and Alice
32:58
Face Show in return on October twenty fourth. And I actually edited the Wikipedia
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inspractory one of them because it indicated that or implied that there were decisions to
33:10
make changes to the show, and that they changed to Barry Sullivan and he
33:16
didn't work out, and so they brought Vincent Price back. Oliver, listening
33:21
to the program, it's clear that Vince that Barry Sullivan was only a stopgap
33:27
measure. No matter how well he did, he was not going to be
33:30
a permanent replacement for the Saint, and Vincent Price would return to the Rule
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and remain there for eight months until he believe it for good. But that's
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another story for another day. Now, we turned to some listener comments and
33:46
feedback. Kate comments, great choice, loving the characters in this one,
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and this is from the Horrible Hamburger I should say, and Vow says,
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I love this episode. First of all, some cracking one liners. He
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got tired of waiting, terribly tired, Louie, he got dead. It's
34:07
not bad either, but it looks married. Teddy is great too. Thanks
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Vow, glad you enjoyed the episode. And then we receive a helpful email
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from Scott and Pensacola. He says that I'm currently a few weeks behind,
34:22
but I heard you read a letter about the Saint TV show. I don't
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know if you talked about it since, but I watch it on MeTV Sunday
34:30
nights at midnight. Just an FYI. Well, thanks so much for sharing
34:36
Scott. MeTV, that's MeTV does a lot of nostalgic television shows, and
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certainly if you're curious about seeing the Saint might make sense to set your DVRs
34:53
or stay up to midnight and watch it if you get a MeTV a translation
35:00
in your area, because outside of that, the only ways to see the
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Saint TV show are to buy the DVDs, which are out of print or
35:08
very expensive, or you can purchase them for streaming on Amazon, but it's
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a dollar ninety nine an episode, which is a little bit pricey. So
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thanks so much for the tip on me TV. All right, well,
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