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dot com. Now it's time for today's episode of the Adventures of Frank Race,
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The Adventure of the Lady in the Dark. The Adventures of Frank Race,
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starting Paul Dubove with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan. The war changed many
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things, the face of the earth and the people on it. Before the
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war, Frank Race worked as an attorney, but he traded his law forsets,
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and when it was over, his former life was over too. Adventure
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had become his business, the adventures a Frank Race. And now we joined
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Frank Race for the Adventure of the Lady in the Dark. It had been
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a hot day in Paris, hot and clammy, and now at the coming
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of night, a thunderstorm crouched above the city, smiling and slashing at everything
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beneath him. It was a storm worth watching. So mart Donovan and I
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had satisfied ourselves with the shelter of an awning that covered the sidewalk cafe on
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Nabou marquardet Poissonier. Oh, brother Ian did something not a cab in sight.
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We just arned veryment in cabs in Paris these days. Marcuts, particularly
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around the Marche, push the lights. That one must have been a power
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station. Only cow is black and a coma his pocket. Well, the
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rain's beginning of slacking, I almost hate to see it stop. Race,
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did you get up? No? Why? And somebody just sat down at
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this table, somebody who ain't saying a wait, oh, look on your
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cigarette ladder and get a gander at this spot. No, no, do
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not make elect It would be dangerous, dangerous to whom to a man who
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thinks you are his friend. If your name is Race, I'm Race.
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Who's the man? Doctor am Rand? I'm of course I'm his friend.
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Where is he across the street laning in the doorway? He saw you stop
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here while it was delighted you and your companion. He's hurt. They shot
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him a gunt walk. They thought that maybe you would help him get to
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his hottail cross. I will help him. I wouldn't wait, Hey,
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what do you know? The lights run again? Mark's whistle was for the
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girl and it takes plenty of poker due to pucke of the Donovan lips.
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But this one had it dark hair cut short and curling for lips, a
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breathtaking sort of face. You would good to him? No, yes,
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and you? I thought I would define a fiak to move here? Go
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with a Mark? Why sure you? What's your carriage? Go along with
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her? Wait a secondent, what is your name? I don't believe I
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heard you mention it. I crossed the street of the doorway. She had
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pointed out doctor Amaron. It was a name that brought back a poignant memory.
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Who is it? It's all right, I'm run Ice, Yes,
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Ice, Thank Heaven. I thought I thought I knew you when I saw
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you stop, I turned myself. That's to be you, because Race,
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I'm in scruborough as I remember it. I'm Aaron. We've been in trouble
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before you talk to Jannine. She and Mark Donovan have gone for a fiac.
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Were you staying, amarand squire cleanly and cool? Well, we shouldn't
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have too much difficulty getting you there even without What is the the race?
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Someone outside, several men and they fund me. Who are the Amaran?
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I don Horace. I don't know. They must be handing me because of
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something from the past. What are they doing now? They seem to be
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talking it over they no, no, they're coming up the steps. A
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gun. Do you have one? Race? No gun? Unfortunately, help
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me up. Come on, we must get into the house before it's too
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late. It is already too late, Amaran. In the shadows behind his
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flashlight, he could have been an ape, an ape and a Chesterfield coat.
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There were three more behind and silent lettle barriers to anyone's peace of mind.
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I told you I do no good to run Amaran, perhaps not look
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this time the yards I'm in my favor. This time I am a friend.
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We are taking you amarand friend or no friend. Look. I mean
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what he said, and the other means to carry it through. So instead
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of trying the dicker, I ground a shoe into his shin and slammed the
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short lived hook to his chair. He went back against the others, and
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I tried jamming to shut the door, but they piled back against me with
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a lot of weight, a lot of slugging, until finally that takes care
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of him. And now, Amaran, we take care of you. I
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came out of it to the realization that someone was bending over me, someone
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wearing a perfume that, for the moment made me forget the big throb that
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was my head. Ye are going to be all right? Race mean,
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Howsamara? He is not here. There is no one here but you and
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me? What about Mark Donovan? Still looking for a carriage when we could
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not find one, I got worried and came back. What happened here?
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There were just too many of them. Let me try sitting up. What
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is here? You have not been sure? No, I have an idea.
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I was kicked after I was not cold, perhaps some conac or something
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like it. But there is a bar and square cleanium core. We could
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walk to it from here. You could lean on me if you like.
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Merci Merci boku looking at her across the table, and the bar took some
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of the fog from my brain. And this was not by candlelight, but
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in the uncompromising lay of an electric bulb right above us. It is good
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they sit down. No, this is not much of the place. It's
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very good. I can't even talk straight. It's very good to sit down.
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I'm quite contented being here. Grace. Who is Lisa Krueger? Oh,
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beautiful woman. She's no longer alive, and you are in love with
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her. Yes, she died trying to help me. What was she like?
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Lovely and warm and she was a lot like you. Thank you race.
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What has Amarand been doing? He has a small hospital body poor as
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sort of settlement. He's a wonderful surgeon. He could make a lot of
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money on the other side of the city, but he would rather spend his
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time with the poor. How long has it been doing. This must be
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a year now, and you you're his secretary, simply secretary, and told
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me he lived on the street. You nowhere, No, I wonder if
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they'd know him here. I have an idea it might be quite important,
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ben, I shall ask for you. She left me and moved to the
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bar. A slim figure. Oblivious of the masculine comment, she drew from
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the crowd. She came back, frowning slightly with concentration. We tend nose
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humans, so do some of the others. And his lodgings number twenty seven,
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only a few dozes away. Do you mind? I think I should
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go there at once. You are still paid. Perhaps i'd better come with
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you. We moved towards the door to get out of the place. You
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one of a short flight of steps. It was here we were stopped by
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two men, one of whom I recognized as Looker. You do not seem
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to know when you're hard enough. I've had quite enough. Looker. Don't
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try to give me any more whether you want to know where Amarant leaves.
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Amarand is my friend, sir. But we know where we leave. We
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take you there. I prefer to go without you, I say, we
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take you. He stood two steps above me and plainly intended to have his
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way, So I doubled up, clutched a handful of his chest afield,
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and heeled him down the stairs. I lead against the wall, spent from
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the exertion, and his partner lunched for me. But Janine blessed her threw
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on a slim tripping leg, and both of them were down. Come lay
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before they get up. Do you think they made it, brought him here?
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It's possible, from the sound of it. There's someone in there.
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You are going here. Take these picked it up when their men dropped it.
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Pistol. Good girl, stand back now while I open it. All
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right, don't move any of you. There were three of them, two
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men and a girl, standing there frozen. Catching a glimpse of myself on
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a glass on the opposite wall, I could understand their concern. My hair
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looked as though I just clambed it out of bed. I had a badly
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battered eye, and there were streaks of blood down my face. To top
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it off, I had the pistol level in their direction. Is there something
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wrong? I'm sorry. I expected to find someone else here. I'm looking
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for doctor Amaran. Well, we've been waiting for him too, but not
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with a gun. I put the pistol away. She wasn't the type of
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person you wanted to threaten. She was a blonde with a pretty face and
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delightful contours. I mentioned my name, and the girl made herself known as
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Sally Clayton. She introduced the younger man with the near sighted stair as Glenn
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Young, and the pudgy olda man as doctor Holkar. I told him about
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Amaran. They stared at me anew what he might be dead, they may
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have murdered him. Yes, how well do you people know him? We
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know him very well. We all work with him at the hospital. Any
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ideas as to why he's in a jam like this, No, I can't
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tell you a thing. But we've got to get him out of it somehow,
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Yes, not only for his own sake. But there's the hospital,
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and there's Pierre Philippe. Pierre Philippe, he's our worried patient right now.
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Child. He was knocked down by a runaway horse yesterday, and Amaran must
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operate on him tomorrow. Doctor Holker can tell you that. Well, I'm
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afraid that even if we do get Amaran back. He's going to be a
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no condition to handle surgery. Isn't there someone else who can do the job,
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Doctor Holker? The boys color was scratch or the critical injury in the
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row endic area. There are three men besides Amarand who could operate successfully Michele
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Vontin missin the Ribera, Jacques Vissi Missile and doctor Bonavus. Oh no,
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no, no, Tomorrow is Sunday and no one can find doctor bonav Us
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on Sunday. It will have to be Amarand it will have to be Amaran
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or if the boy will die. We'll return of the Adventures of Frank Race
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in just about one minute, And now we returned to the Adventures of Frank
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Race. My feeling about the affair was a reaction of physical and mental depression.
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A friend had needed help and I had let him down. Even the
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presence of attractive females offered no lift at the moment, but something needed to
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be done. So I went back to the bar on Squawkling Encore and bumped
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into Mark Donovan. He shook his head when I told him about what had
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happened. I can say just how this deal is going to turn out?
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You can't. Yeah, I can't, no profit, lots of roses and
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maybe a hearty fray hang over? What are we doing next to we should
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have done in the first place? Start asking questions. Oh that's fine where
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well, I'd say this was a likely place. The place is congenial anyway,
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Tell me somebody, what are we trying to find out? I want
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to contact a lad called Luca. I have the feeling that a chat with
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him could be quite productive. Where liquor flows, tongues are usually free.
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I got nowhere and took a couple of hours doing it, But Mark became
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the confidante of a lady of the evening, and as a result, we
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presently paid a visit to a nearby passion, a hotel exuding an atmosphere that
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could only have come from decades of dust flavored not delicately by garlic. I
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thought, like, what easy, Hello, Luca? What one thought we'd
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come in and have a talk. Yeah, yeah, just friendly conversation.
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I got nothing to talk about. We think you have quite a bit to
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talk about, and we're prepared to extract it from you. What happened,
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Hamaran, I tell you this much, but nothing more. We did not
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keep him with us. The police came as we were walking him away.
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We had to drop him. What made you attack him in the first place,
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I saved. I say nothing more. You're going to tell me,
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and you're going to tell me who you're working for. You have the answers,
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and I want them as of why don't you try asking me? Jam
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I got all the answers too. I've never seen this one before. He
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was young and looked as though he should be selling insurance. He wasn't holding
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a gun visibly, but both hands were in his coat pockets, and I
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got the feeling he hadn't been reaching for a cigarette letter. I had a
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hand in one of my pockets, too, gripping the pistol Jeanine had given
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me, and I thought that made it a standoff until two other men saddled
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into the room. What's the matter? Cat got your tongues? So Luker's
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working for you? Yeah, Luker's working for me. And guys that work
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for me don't talk, not more than once they don't. An American in
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Paris must be an interesting story, the effect you've been having on foreign relations.
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I'm Tommy Janet. It's no pleasure. No, Well, I get
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void that you was here race, so I thought i'd tag along too.
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Luck is one of my boys, and I never leave my boys on a
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hook. He shouldn't have come here barden them race, because it makes me
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think that if I let you go, you'll just come back and bother'em again.
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So I can't let you go, ken. I I told myself I
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could start shooting, but I knew that that could have but one result with
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three other guns against us mark and I just wouldn't be around anymore. There
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was only one other out but knocking off an electric bulb from your coat pocket
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by feel and nothing else. Well, what are you it? A strong,
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silent type. I guess I'm not very glip. Tonight had a hard
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evening and you're still having a heart. Even a nature race kind of makes
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you sweat on it. I get kicks out of seeing guys sweat. Yeah,
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but you're supposed to be a tough boy, and you got beats the
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stuff running down your foreen. You misconstrue the significance of my perspiration. Tommy,
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You're right about my being under a strain, but it isn't for quite
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the reason that you with you. Let's go on Amarund's hospital turned out to
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be quite a set up, recently built, all new equipment, a costly
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installation. Even though it was Sunday afternoon, there were a number of people
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waiting outside its consultation rooms. Alarmist Clayton. I came in to see if
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you had any news concerning doctor Amarand news well, with something much better,
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come with me. With an air of suppressed excitement, she took me along
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the corridor to one of the rooms. Here, propped up in a hospital
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bed, his left arm in a sling, was Amarand, Race. You're
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all right. You were not badly hurt. I think a good night's sleep
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couldn't handle. But how are you doing? H He just finished surgery on
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little Pierre Philip. Successful surgery surgery. It had to be done a race,
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and I think we were lucky enough to bring off a fairly decent job.
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I learned last night that you'd been able to get away from those thugs,
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but I never thought you'd be doing surgery this morning. Your I'm deeply
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grateful for last night. Race. Really, if well, if you had
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not delayed them, who knows what might have happened this institution, Amarand.
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It's a revelation. Ace, there's been a great this thing of my life.
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Wace. I hope it can go on being so. But if you're
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thinking of these attacks that are being made on you, they can be stopped.
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Oh well, I wasn't thinking of that alone. You see, there
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is something else, something that threatens the existence of the hospital itself. Oh,
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I'm sorry. Oh, don't go away, Glenn. You're not in
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twitting, Wace. This is Glenn Young another make and who is my good
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plant? Last night? Hello? Right? Hello Young? Or tell me
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any luck with Madame des say or. Glenn just finished talking to her,
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and I'm sorry to say it was a very unhappy conversation. Glenn Young seemed
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tired. His eyes had a staring look, and his brows were arched high,
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giving his forehead deep furrows. He took out a handkerchief and wiped his
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face. Glenn, tell Race about up. It concerns the settlement Race Hospital.
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Oh responded for doctor Armrand and presented to him by a wealthy old lady,
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Madame Desaie. Since we don't operate on a profit basis, she also
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puts the cost of maintenance. But she's become upset because of what's been happening
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to the doctor. How she heard about it, I don't know. Well,
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there was a reporter at the police bureau when they took me there last
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night. He probably called her. You see, Race, Madame de Saie
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is very devout, and she seems to have seized upon the idea that I've
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gone along or something that I've become involved with underworld characters. So she just
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indicated that she intends to alter her will, eliminating the trust claus endowing the
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hospital with permanent mainten, which you could see would make it impossible for us
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to upweid more than a few weeks. Tell me, Glenn, how how
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did she sound? They completely at amounced completely. I don't think we've got
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a prayer. Well, stop thinking about it, Glenn, you've done your
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share. Go out and a relax. I'll try and she'll go and see
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Madame de Saire this evening. Doctor, you cat, you're not willing enough.
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I'll have to be well enough. It cannot wait. Wait if you
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can make it, I would like you to come with me, but we
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weren't able to make the visit that evening. By late afternoon, Amaran's arm
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began a hemorrhage, a circumstance that combined him for the night. Nevertheless,
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he appeared at my hotel early next morning, and we reached the Desayer home
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about ten thirty. An ancient looking mansion. It brought to mind the incongruous
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thought of a Recocco mausoleum. The elderly servant eyed us as though we had
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come to sack the place. I hesitated to disturb Madame. She has not
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yet un for me this late. I had the idea that Madame Dessaire was
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always an early riser, but this morning she has probably indisposed, but we
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never to stir her well raptured better this time. She's a very old lady,
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and Monsieur, you may be right, I shall go to her.
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At one we were left waiting in the tremendous hall, and it wasn't but
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a few minutes before a startled whale came from above. I helped Arm around
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mount the stairs. We moved into a gigantic bedroom. Something happened something too,
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But then she has been splinkled. It had been done with a cord.
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She'd been garrotted. The open French windows were thick vines up the masonry.
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It was obvious how the killer had entered the ol. Lady had struggled,
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bedclothes were awry, A tray of medicines had been tipped off her nightstand.
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I picked up two or three vials, a thermometer, a small rubber
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plunger, and a hypodermic needle. Monsieur Shell, I she'll equit the plea.
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I am afraid that there's I think else to be done, Grace.
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We ought to get out of this hotel for a little while. Have you
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been coiled up in a chill morning? I've been overlooking something on this case.
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Mark, I feel it. I feel it, something obvious, something
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right in front of me. Yeah, look, how about this pistol that
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damn give you you want? We should keep caring it. You know something
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that Jen Dobbs don't like paper coat and rods, you know, especially farner
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Is. Hey, how about it? M what's that? Mark? Brother?
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You want to file? Look, you need a glass or something to
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blass glass. That's it, Marcus, Mark, you've given me the key
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to the whole thing. Yeah, I have you know. Come on,
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let's get over to the hospital. We were on our way through the lobby
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when I was tagged for a phone call. It turned out to be I'm
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around. I think again, it seems to be the same group. I
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spotted some of them just outside the hospital. I think they're waiting for me.
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You're at the hospital now, Yes, I came in the back way
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through the seller. I'm calling for my office. I could call the police,
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but that would serve nothing. Those boys would just drift away and get
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back to you later. We'd better take care of it ourselves. I'll be
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there. I'm around. In a few minutes. There were two of them
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standing just inside the hospital entrances, Mark and I went in. I sensed
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that Tommy Jennis must be around somewhere and lurker with amarand in his office were
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Glenn Young and Jeanine Reynold. Oh, it's good to seas. I cannot
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seem to make this well. I just can't take this sort of thing as
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I used to. If Van and Jeanine hadn't been with me, I'm afraid
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I'd have to shout what do we do, race, try to sneak him
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out, or make a fight of it. I believe the place to settle
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it is right here. I wish I knew what they were after. They
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simply want your hospital, amarand his hospital, and those eyes of yours are
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bothering you again, aren't they here? This might help the suction cup from
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my lenses. What did you find it? Well, you dropped it beside
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Madame Desayer's dead body. You're one of those people who can't wear contact lenses
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for more than a few hours, aren't you, Glenn? Get pretty uncomfortable?
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Don't they make you stare? Make you stop blinking? What are you
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getting at a race? And man, I'll give goodas that Glenn Young has
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some sort of a power of attorney from you concerning this hospital. Yes,
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after Early is the manager and should anything happen to me, that's right,
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he's your good friend. He intended to have something happen to you. Doctor.
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You were all set to be put out of circulation so friend Glenn and
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a hood by the name of Tommy Janis could take over. Then this wouldn't
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have been a free clinic any longer, would it, Glenn? And you'd
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have cleaned up, particularly with Madame Desaya's trust fund taking care of expenses.
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That's why you murdered her, isn't it, Glen? Because she told you
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she was going to cut that off. Tommy, listen this fellow father explain.
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Then I head it off from the other side of the door. Nothing's
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gonna make any difference, Glenn. We just take care of all of them.
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That's we're all going down the hall. People nice and quiet. Keep
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your hands away from your pockets. Race, Ross hut plastic. Thank you
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again. Friend. Marcus was really nutting. I don't think any of those
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other lads are going to come in here. Not no with the boss out
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of action, Stay with Yard, Glenn, don't get any ideas about running.
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Tell me Janie, look at him. He's gonna be all right.
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You know something, what Marcus, that guy is really a smart cookie is
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Yeah, what do you think of he picks a hospital to get shot In
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lighter shows such as Kendy Manson and Leonatis Witherall. My twelve year old son
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Thomas listens to them with me. You might expect that as time goes on,
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the choice of good shows would decline, but Adam's recent selections such as
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Frank Race and The Fat Man are as good or better than those that have
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gone before. Keep it up, Jay, Well, thanks so much,
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Jay, And definitely one thing I do try with the show, I don't.
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I didn't try to put all of the best shows right up front.
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I love every show and that's we do. There are a few old time
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radio detective shows that I don't care for, Danger Doctor Danfield stands out from
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the West. But I've always trying to have a variety of different programs that
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will be entertaining to what different listeners want to hear. And if you go
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to Big Less Do Great Detectives dot net, we have a list of all
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the shows that we do plan on doing eventually, and I think right now
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we're at about fifty sum shows that are yet to come. And part of
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that was that there was just such a glot of detective programs. Some of
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the programs when we only have two or three episodes will nonetheless do everything we
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have available, so hopefully we'll keep a good, consistent quality throughout our entire
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run, and I appreciate your comments. We will be back tomorrow with a
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life in your hands, and next week be listening for our listener support campaign,
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which will start a week from today on the Adventures of Frank Race.
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In the meanwhile, send your comments to Box thirteen at Great Detectives dot net,
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