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Leonidas Witherall - Mrs Mullet Disappears · Leonidas Witherall

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W. O. R. Mutual is proud to present the distinguished American actor
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Walter Hampden in the Adventures of Leonidas Weatherall is always getting mixed up in murders.
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You wouldn't think so. To look at him. He looks exactly like
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Shakespeare. It's his beard, and he's proprietor of an important school for boys
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in New England. He writes thrower stories to the Lieutellant Hazeltine stories and the
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incident by which Leonidis manages to get mixed up in crime are strange and unexpected,
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aren't they, mister Hampton, They certainly are. For instance, at
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this moment it's a very pleasant twilight hour in Dalton, and whither All is
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at home in his study reading down in the hall for the living room.
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Missus Mullett is good friend, and the general housekeeper for the neighborhood is hard
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at work. When all right, Missus Mullett, were any visitors, No,
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not that I know of, Miss Mullet. What's happened? Well,
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right, miss Mullett, this Mullet opraider. I want police headquarters. Hurry,
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hurry, Missus Mullett went to answer the door, sergeant, and I
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was sitting in the study. I couldn't see it the foyer. Suddenly I
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heard her scream. When I ran out to look for her, she vanished.
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And from the way she screamed, I'd say something horrible that happened to
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her. She didn't have any enemies, did she. She was the friendliest,
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most harmless woman who she worked for, some of the best families and
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daughter. And that's why I can't understand this. Well. I've put her
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on the missing versus list. I've done all the routine things. I can't
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do anything else. But don't you see she didn't just get up and walk
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off somewhere. She's been kidnapped. But you say you didn't see anyone,
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No cars, no strangers, no evidence of any kind. I'd send out
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every squad car i'd got, but where I go? Quite right, I
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guess I'm not making much sense. All we can do is wait, yep,
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that's it. All we can do is wait, hello, miss Fidget.
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Yes, this is Leonorous with her off. Oh sure, beer Shakespeare?
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How is the beer? Is missus Mullet at your house? We knew
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what she disappeared a few hours ago. I had been calling various people in
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dawhin, hoping they might have seen her. No, I haven't seen her,
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Sogeant the couple. Yes, Bill, no word yet, No word
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yet, Bill. I'm going to bed, Sergeant, I'm exhausted. But
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call me the second she turns up, no matter what time it is.
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Yes, good morning, this is leonids Will. No, she's not home
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yet. I see all right, thank you coming one second? Miss m
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Thank heavens. Are you all right there? I can still stand up.
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What's happened to you? I've been frantic. It's five o'clock in the afternoon.
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You've been gone almost twenty four hours, mister Witherall. I was kidnapped.
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I thought, Oh, here, sit down. Would you like some
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water? You look peaked? Oh my face is dirty, isn't it?
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And my hat it's not on straight? Yes, yes, but go on,
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I'll tell you the story. Well, remember when I went to answer
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the door. Yes, well, I opened the door and I didn't see
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anyone. So I stuck my head out and PRESSEDO. Someone took hold of
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my arms and put a blindfold over my eyes. Do you recognize anyone?
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No? It was dark, you know, and it all happened a fast.
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I'd know their voices though, where did they take you? Well,
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I don't know exactly. They made me walk down the street and we got
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into a car. Then we went for a ride, not long, about
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ten or fifteen minutes. To say, what did they talk about in the
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car? Nothing? Not till we got there where somehow I think they took
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me into the cellar because from the street we walked down, not upstairs.
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And then what happened? They took the keys. I've got the keys to
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everybody's house to take care of quired more than a dozen of them. Well,
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they never took the blindfold off. They just took the keys. Then
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they started to talk about mister Twink. Mister Twink, Yes, yes,
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I take care of his house. It's on Blackstone Road. Mister Twink's on
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vacation. He went to Canada last week, and he left the key to
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his place with me. Yes, evidently they wanted to get into mister Twinks'
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home. You know why I was sure a do. He not only left
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the key to his front door, he left the key to his safe.
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Besides, he told me the combination of the little door inside. Why did
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he do that? Well, mister Twink has a lot of confidence in me.
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Oh, justifiably. You see, he has a lot of silverware in
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the safe, and he wanted me to cleed him. Then there's some bonze.
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I uh had a bit of business to tend to for him. Of
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course your executive ability would help there. Yes, I had to clip some
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coupons for him. It's obvious those men were after all those valuables in the
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safe. Oh, they were after the safe all right. After they had
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the keys. They asked me to tell them mister Twink's combination, but I
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wouldn't. They tried just about everything they could think of. It didn't hurt
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you, I hope. Well, they were going to. First they offered
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me some money, which you spurred. I wouldn't touch it. Then they
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argued with me and argued with you affirm like a rock. Excellent. Then
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they went away somewhere, but they came back a few hours later. The
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fact is they went away several times, and every time they came back they
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asked me about that combination again. Did they treat you very roughly? Well,
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not like in one of those Hazel Tine stories you write. But they
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wouldn't give me anything to eat. And when I got sleepy, they kept
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waking me up and they were all set to really hurt me, but I
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got out. You escaped, genius. That part was just like in one
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of your stories. I was tied to the chair, you see, And
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after a while it got very quiet. I'm sure they'd gone off somewhere.
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So I did what hazel Time always does. I wriggled, squirmed, and
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finally I got one hand loose. Then I untied the other knots and got
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the blindfold off. And what did you see? Nothing? It was pitch
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black. So I just sneaked up to where I saw some lights coming through
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a door, and when I got to it, I just ran for all
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I was born. I didn't look back for a second. I just ran
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and ran. Did you come out of the cellar? Yes? Well?
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Did you know this where you were? Well? It was so tired and
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dizzy, I I just ran around for a while without knowing where it was.
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I was too frightened to think, and then I fell down. Oh
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my, oh, I must have stayed there by the side of the road
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for a long long time. When I came to it was light, so
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I hurried over here. The route where I fell down was near the highway
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high wait G eight going Todd Canarvon, Well, I think so. I've
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never been out that way before. G eight. Yes, that's it.
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That's where we'll start start. Or aren't we going back there to capture that
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gang, just like Hazel Time would. We're certainly not you and I alone.
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Hazel Time captures a gang alone. Missus Mullett. The Lieutenant is a
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fictional character product of my imagination. Mister. Practically speaking, the possibility of
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you and me capturing that gang, as you put it, is absurd.
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Besides it, they're really an organized gang. The chances are very good we'd
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never lived through such an escapade. But if you think I'm gonna let those
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rascals go start free after kidnapping me, you're all wrong, mister Witherall.
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I'm gonna teach them a lesson if I have to do it myself. Missus
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Mullet, your intentions, however, firm, wouldn't be very convincing in the
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face of a machine gun. Machine gun or not, I'm gonna find out
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who webbed me. You come along. You're very smart about these stays.
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I don't think it'd be a battle of wits. It might be confined to
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gunplayer. Well, you can stay if you want to, of course,
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Hazel time. Never just sit there, missus mullet, Why not let the
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police handle it. I'll call Sergeant maccabble. Yes, this is definitely a
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problem for the sergeant Police headquarters. This is Leonorist. Witheral sergeant and missus
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Mullet's just come back. Well, Bill, I'm glad to hear it.
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Hey, where was she? She was kidnapped? She was? Oh did
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it? We don't know, of course, she has some clues. Well
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anything definite, well, not too definite. No, Oh well, look
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Bill, I would just leave him. There's been a big robbery. You
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keep missus Mullett at you're placing. I'll drop by and some as I finished
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this job? How was that the sergeant? Sorry, Bill can't spare time
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to talk about it now, But I thought hello hello, oh he hung
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up? Well please come on, not just yet, as soon soon?
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Do you think I'm gonna sit here and give those crooks a chance to get
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away? I'm going right now. No, wait, you can't rock those
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men alone. Now you can come a lout, but here I go,
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ahright, all right, my car's outside. I'll go along. At least
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I may be able to keep you from getting yourself killed. Come along,
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I imagine the only way to locate this house is for you to recall every
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sound you heard, every small detail you can remember about that automobile ride.
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When i'll let's see. First thing was the baker rade bakery. Yes,
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we've been riding along about a minute when I smell the bake. Ray can't
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mistake it, you know, mm, get right in. That's it.
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Your acquaintance with the shops in town should help. Whose bakery is about a
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minute's drive? Well, they sing, oh, do Goals the only one
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that's anywhere near your high and we'll head for Doogles. What did you notice
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after that? There was a bakery? Then the tracks opt up, the
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car going over tracks railroad tracks. We'll drive the Doogles and then see which
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way we have to go across the tracks. Fie, Now we're accomplishing something.
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We'll catch those crooks. Mister. We're all step on it. There's
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a bakery and the tracks are off the left up this street, so we'll
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turn left. There are the tracks right overhead there. Yes, look look
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at that car coming toward us, The big black one. Seems to driver's
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crazy the way he's scurbing from side to side. Maybe it's a gangsters,
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maybe don't want to kill us. Go to wheel, Let go the wheel.
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You are right, Miss Mullett. They came within two inches of turning
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sover. Yes, sir, I was so scared there for a minute.
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Do you think it was the gangsters? Very possible. They may have followed
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you. They maye know we're heading for their hangout. I'm not turning back
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either, You're not. That car wasn't a sufficiently dramatic example of what may
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happen. We're gone right straight ahead. Now, let me think after the
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track there was the water. I heard water much water brook. No,
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No, it was longer than that, sort of a sort of a waterfall.
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M How much time elapsed between the tracks and the water, Well,
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I don't know. I'd say another few minutes. And there's crossroads up ahead.
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I wonder which road leads to a waterfall. I don't know of any
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waterfall in this section. I'll try going right. Sure you heard that?
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Positive? Could you go any faster? Missus Bullet? If I'm going to
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get into a wild gun battle, I'd like to appreciate the beauties of the
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countryside before I expire. But they'll get away, mister Witherall, They'll be
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gone before we get there. I admit I find myself harboring a wish that
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that will prove to be true. I can't remember looking forward to an appointment
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with less anticipation. Oh go on, mister Witherall, we'll never them.
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Just liking the hazel Time stories, hazel Time to the rescue, shades of
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Shakespeare. Say you were lucky, turn into the right Okay, for sure,
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there's a little waterfall. Yeah, after the water we went to the
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house. Oh. While I was in the cellar, I heard wax and
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machines. Huh oh, I know that sound anywhere they were doing. The
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floors above us. Lots of hustle, bustle going on. Well, at
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least after I get shot the beautifully waxed floor to collapse on. I wonder
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where that house is. It must be the one up ahead. There aren't
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any others around. It couldn't be that house, though, I'm sure it
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belongs to mister Beagle. I heard he'd taking a house out here, big
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estate. Mister Beagle, Why know him? He couldn't have done it.
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No, he's one of the most active citizens in Dawton, charitable, public,
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spirited, I know, but I'd still say that's the house that took
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me to. It's not possible, but rather big poser anyway. All right,
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in fact, we can stop here if you wish. Exquisite home.
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Isn't there exquisite or not? That's the place. The gang's in there.
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Now we'll rush over and grab them. The architect will what wear them?
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Oh, don't be so enthusiastic, it's unhealthy. Let's walk over. What
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sane? Look at the lights. There's a party going on in there.
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Certainly is of parties if this is the house, well, there's not another
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one around. We followed the salons in order. But why would the party
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be going on? You know, missus mullett, this is beginning to intrigue
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me. You heard them waxing clause. Now there's a party that makes sense?
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Of course I'm going in. I suppose you walk down the road to
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the nearest gasoline station and call Sart to maccabbo and tell him to come over
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just in case. You're right, But it's mister Beagle's house. You just
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gone storming into the party, not storming gently, breezing in. But didn't
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you say, if the gangsters are there, you'd be shot. I want
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to know who kidnapped you, missus Mullett. I also want to know why
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a party should be going on in this house if this is where you were.
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Yes, I'm going to take the chance. And if I get shot,
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well, as the gentleman I'm supposed to resemble has written, there's a
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destiny that shapes our ends. Rough hew them how we will? Now you're
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talking like hazel time. Ah, thank you, missus Mullett. Now let's
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see mister Beagle came to Dalton about a year ago. Will be intelligent,
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Well like, it's very puzzling. Be careful, oh I shall, and
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you'll be quick. I may need the sergeant badly. All right, good
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luck bye. Yes, mister Bingle, that's me. I'm Leonodous with all
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worse, a man who looks like Shakespeare. Well, I hope I'm on
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time for all the festivities. What don't you say? I said, I
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hope I'm not late? Oh no, you're not late. No, but
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Cornelia with a blue Hello and Susan. I didn't know he had so many
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mutual friends, mister Bingle, didn't you makes it very cozy, doesn't it.
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Yes, very do you want something? You seem to be looking around?
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Thank you. I just admiring that they call splendid. I'd might see
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the upstairs section two. Sometimes you are the curious type, point you.
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Oh no, I'm merely interested in decoration furniture. Weather off. I didn't
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invite you. Who didn't, Well, someone did telephone me? Nobody telephoned
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you. Who was a card? Yes, Missus Mullett. My housekeeper brought
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the card to me with the morning mail. You know Missus Mullett. Yes,
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I know. She works quite a lot of people in town. Works
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for me and mister Twink. Who do you know? Mister Twink? Did
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you say you wanted to see the rest of the house. I don't want
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to disturb you now at this party going on. Well, I'll have my
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friends show you the place. You can start downstairs in the cellar. In
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the cellar, yes, you'll be very interested in what I have in the
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cellar. Why, Doug, it's a matter. I want you to show
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the house to mister Weatherall take him down in the cellar first. I got
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you. Come on, we're going on a sight seeing too. I think
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you would perhaps later. Why don't you play something hot. Let's dance,
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you follow show whether her all the cellar are now, come on my stove,
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play something hot? We do, make it good and loud and boy,
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sure, that's a great idea. Okay, let's go with the wrong
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with the roll, I said, let's go downstairs. Oh yes, but
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later, Oh Cornelia, Cornelia, may I have this dumb? Certainly?
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But it's hot. Swing. I've never seen you, gitbug, I never
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have, but I'm going to do it now. Excuse me, gentlemen,
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Come on, Cornelia, it's the boy? Is it married to? Say?
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And what is that? Praise? Manufacture a rug? Oh? Yes,
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let's cut the rug. Leon. Where in the world are you dancing
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to? What? We're going? Off the floor. It's rather crowded here.
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I thought there'd be more room by that window leads to the terrace of
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things. All right, hey, you're doing very well. I never thought
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Shakespeare could dance this way. Oh yes, if we can, just John
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sir, toward that French window. I can get out by the terriers.
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Get out. But what are you talking about? Wow? Oh? Why
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yes, of course? Do you mind the audible? I was enjoying this,
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so I hate to leave you with me. Let's call missus winniblore.
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I wait, yes, Louis, sorry to keep you. You know,
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I've suddenly lost all interest in going into the cellar. We're going there anyway.
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They don't try anything good too? Are you embarrassed me? Don't toss
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not a couple of hints about what's cooking hair? Because what's in my pocket
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ain't no waters cooking crystals with them all wi's gonnas? You wrastle. Why
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did you come over and speak to me? I've been a busy too,
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I mean, Susan, But do you come over here this stop and sit
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down and chat with me? You pardner? And I'm delighted missus giff drop,
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Well, how you been? I haven't seen you in weeks? And
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any murders lately? I'm mixed up in one right now, hopelessly really a
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young man a Louis? Yeah? Would you do me a favor and get
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me some more punch? Please me? Okay, give me the glass?
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Got you gimme duty? Yes? Curious? Yes, isn't it now?
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Leanadas tell me all about it? Who's been killed? No one here,
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but they will be at any moment. Oh, I don't you stop it?
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I pray a cart lean. You wouldn't be pulling my leg, would
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you? Oh? No. On the contrary, I'm talking shoulder to shoulders,
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legs shoulders. If this keeps up, we'll need some ration points.
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Droll. Well, who's going to be killed? I am? Oh?
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Oh, Now, I know you're just teasing me. No, Susan,
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I'm going to be shot within a few seconds. You know. That's what
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I like about you, Leana this You've such an extraordinary sense of humor.
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Who's going to shoot you? Cornelia? One of mister Beagle's friends. Susie,
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I've got to get out of here. Would you walk toward the front
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door with me? Of course? I adore these games. We played Murder
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the Party last week, but we didn't act it out this way. It
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was a quiz game called stump it or lumpet. Yes, you know the
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quiz I'm in now might be called answer it or drop dead? Really is
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Louis in it? Yes? Very much? So. You know Bigger does
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get the most exciting ideas for his parties. Come on, sneak to the
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front door, yes, do it very casually. Come on, walk slowly,
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that's it. They haven't seen it. You will sneak out, and
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then they'll all look for you. Is at it? I'm going to back
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up against this dawn and grab the knob. Smile Susan, smile at everyone.
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I am, Oh, I am? Is this more fun? I've
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got the knob in my hand. Now I'll turn it talk talk about something
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or anything at all? Oh, I see to distract them. But you
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know, I saw the most darling hat yesterday lead I was in New York.
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I just couldn't resist it. It's one of those little stories on Broadway.
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Going somewhere with the roll. Oh, not a party is just getting
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warmed up into the fever heat. If you ask me to stick around,
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there's gonna be plenty of fire away. That's what I'm afraid of. He
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saw you, So I guess the game spoiled. Call me when you want
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to start a new and will you how about musical chairs? I don't are
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you further around enough with the role. Now you're going downstairs, you'll have
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to make me. I'm not going into the cellar. Jackie Biggle's getting impatient.
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Do it to the sellers over there with the roll. I'll not budge
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one step. Oh your water? You want to play rough? Okay,
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but you asked for it. Hold on, all right, turn the lights
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on. Boys here where you are? Oh yeah, don't try anything either?
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Well? Where is Bill Shakespeare? Anybody see Leonotus with around? Don't
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you see him? Soderant? There were shot I heard the shots. I
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heard the shots, missus mother, But I don't see him anywhere? Do
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you you? Just minutes ago? Oh well, he might be upstairs see
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this stairway. All right, come on, goodness, keep off. We're
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playing a game after all. We'll go upstairs and say way, well,
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but this isn't Louis and Jackie? How are you boys? You fellas haven't
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been in town. Bothered me for a long time. They're probably in this
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prescombe. Okay, we didn't do nothing any al, all right, shut
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up you two before I head your heads. What did you do with Bill
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Shakespeare? He beat it when the lights went up? Oh turn him up?
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I did. We're playing a little game, so what oh little game?
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Hey, carry those skins all the boys. Let's go, Missus Bullett.
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We're going upstairs. Sergeants there in this all right? I reckon their
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voices? Why there are the two fellows the car? Well? The boys
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will watch until we get back then we'll have a nice long talking. Come
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on, y Bill, Hey Phil, where are you all right? Nothing's
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happened to her? Try the door? Oh, let them do it.
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I'll be down the hallway here. He might be down there. Oh hurry,
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So I don't see Bigle anywhere either. I bet he's a built wy
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I'll try this room sat in the coll and missus Mullett, won't you come
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in? You all right, mister little bit winded? That's about all.
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Hey Bill, didn't you hear us Colin? Why only just now? You
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see the door was closed, and mister Beagle and I were having a very
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spirited and noisy conversation. Have your friend seen Louis and Jackie? We got
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them built? But now tell me what happened. But there's mister Twinks away.
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Yes, the entire contents of mister Twink's safe is there on mister Beagle's
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bed. I believe you can't explain, mister Beagle. I'm not saying a
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word. I'm explaining nothing. I don't have to talk here. I put
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out the lights, sergeant, when Louis and Jackie were about to exterminate me
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in the dark, I ducked and ran upstairs. I'm sure mister Beagle would
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be planning to leave with his loot. Why that's the stuff I've been looking
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for all day. This is the robbery I was working on before. Really,
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Yeah, and mister Beagle wasn't quite the outstanding citizen we thought. After
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he took the keys from Missus Mullet, he gave them to Louis and Jackie.
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They robbed the safe while mister Beagle was purposely giving a party for some
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of the best known people in Dawton as a perfect excuse for his whereabouts during
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the robbery. And then Louis and Jackie came back to divide the loot,
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but unfortunately I suddenly appeared as an uninvited girst. Oh so I tried to
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get rid of you. Firstly, I get it, Come on for you,
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who do you think you're pushing around now, mister Beagle, if you
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would be so good as to return Missus Mullet her keys, well, mister
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Witherall, Yes, we did as well as Hazel time anyway, didn't we?
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Oh we did just as well, missus. See what were you doing
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all the time out of stetching the sergeants, dancing to hot swing to hot
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swing. Yes, sir, that's a mood music for a nervous breakdown.
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Oh well, as mister Mullett used to say when he was alive, give
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me a nice old fashioned walls every time. Yes, I agree, and
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let's go. Missus Mullett. Wait a minute, bell where you go?
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She's a witness Hall. Couldn't you spare the witness for just a few minutes?
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Sergeants? Spare what four for a nice old fashioned walls, shall we,
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missus Mullett? Why mister witheroll w or R Mutual has presented the distinguished
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American actor Walter Hamden in the Adventures of Leonidas Witherall. Missus Mullett is played
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by Ethel Remy. The character of Leonidas Witherall is from the mystery novels by
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Alice Tilton. The radio script is by Howard Merrill, and this program was
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produced by Joe Ripley. Next week's story involves an attempt by Leandodus to enjoy
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a vacation, doesn't it, mister Hampton does, and the very peculiar vacation
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it is too. Leonidus goes to the mountains for a few peaceful days of
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rest and relaxation, but he hasn't been resting more than about sixty seconds when
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he runs into a fire, a mysterious diamond, and of course a murder.
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I hope you'll be with us next Sunday for a very exciting and fascinating
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story. Good night. If you'll live in or near New York, or
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if you plan to visit New York soon, we invite you to attend the
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broadcast of Leonordus Weatherall. Just write a postcard with your name and address and
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send it to Bill Shakespeare. That's what Leonid's friends call him. Bell Shakespeare,
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care of w o R, New York eighteen. We'll be glad to
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York eighteen. Adventures of Leonordis Witherall is heard over most of these mutual stations
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every Sunday evening at nine pm Eastern wartime, and comes to you from the
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