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Let George Do It: Three Times and Out (EP0798) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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George do it? This one is called three times and out. That's no
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not as dangers. White's taking trade. If the John's too tough for you
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another adventure of George Valentine. Dear mister Valentine, we all have to die
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sooner or later. I'm quite aware of that. But when it happens to
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me, I prefer to have it come through what we call natural cost is,
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and not as someone else has planned it. In this connection, I
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believe that you can be of some help to me. If you're available,
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please call at my office, the Seller's Bank Building, as soon as possible.
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Signed Warren Say you mean somebody who has already tried to teach your life,
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mister Siege, I do, Miss Brooks. Up to now, there
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have been two attempts. I suppose you tell us about them first. Or
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A couple of weeks ago, I went to the garage in the morning to
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get my car when I stepped in the start of there was a terrific explosion.
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Of course, I later discovered a bomb had been planted near the motor
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to go off when I started the cart. Fortunately no, although the front
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of the car was completely demolished. At first, I didn't think that bombers
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meant for me. Oh, I seldom drive my own car. My man
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Frederick usually brings me down here to the office. I believe it must have
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been set for him. Ah, how did you happen to be driving that
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particular morning, mister sage? Frederick wasn't feeling well and asked if I would
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mind, And I didn't, of course, just stop hand, I'd say,
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that doesn't look very well for your man. Well, I think we
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can eliminate Frederick. He's quite reliable, been with me for several years.
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You said there was a second time, Yes, and that was quite a
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different matter. That happened only two days ago. See. Every night before
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I go to bed, I have a glass of warm milk, and night
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before last I rang for Missus Hastings, housekeeper, and she brought it to
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me. Just as I was about to drink the milk, I detected a
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strange odor about it. What sort of an er, mister says, Oh,
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the standard thing they talked about in the mystery stories, sort of the
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burned almor Oh, yeah, I know that would be. What did you
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do? I questioned Missus Hastings. She smelled it too. I saved the
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milk, along with the rest of the quarter came from and next morning sent
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him to doctor van Doctor, then my physician. He analyzed him for the
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poison? Was there all right in both of them? Very deadly type one
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of the housekeeper. I have to say when you told her if you did
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well, of course I did. You couldn't be any help. You thought
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the milk must have been tampered with before it was brought to the house.
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What was the sage to use a hangnet expression? It seems to me that
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both times it was an inside joe. I've told you about Frederick, and
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the same goes for Missus Haysting. She also has been with me for a
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long time. Anyone else in the household only my wife. I think you
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can eliminate her too, mister Valentine. So you want me to try and
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find out who's doing these things? Yes, I do you it used to
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say, what is it used? To say to us the trouble time has
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oxygen master quickly? Yeah, yeah, I got it, n tank better
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Vale, that's the second more turning off. Yeah, okay, I'm going
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into the battles of Bruer for a moment. Is it all right now?
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As the stage? All right? How do think that I take oxygen for
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a heart condition or certain plants? Yes? I don't know much a bottle?
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How long did you have to take it? Long? I list to
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Valentine, that's enough my journey loftees? How cool? Are you sure that's
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enough? Bloody? You're certainly lucky to have that tank of oxygen right here
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in your office, mister Siege. I have one every place that I spend
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any time as Brooks. Here in my study, at home, upstairs,
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my bedroom. You can carry a small tank in my car. I don't
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know what it was at Thursday. It looked like a big roll of brown
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paper. Did they always come waked up like that? I never had the
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paper taken off. The tank itself looks rather ugly. He's a tax happened
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quite often, fairly so, no matter it's over, Nolan. How do
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you feel about taking my case, Valentine? Well, I'll be glad to
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do what I can. I'll start by talking to Frederick and Missus Hastings and
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your wife. I'm sorry to keep you waiting, mister Valentine. I didn't
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expect to seem so soon. Oh well, I guess we are a little
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early. This is Missus Brooks. Missus says, how do you do?
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How do you do? Miss Brooks? I'm glad you've comes to Valentine.
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I'd better close the door. Of course, I explained to you on the
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phone while we were here. Missus says, yes, I've been very worried
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about Lawrence since these things have been happening. It's good he got you.
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We've got Perhaps you could tell us a little more than your husband did.
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He was busy when we sorry. How much is i'd like to I'm afraid
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I can't add much. You know about the expulsion in the mill? Yes,
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I wanted particularly to ask you about the two servants, Missus Hastings and
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Frederick. Oh you think baby have had something to do with it? Oh?
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Not necessarily, just a possibility. What do you think well about Frederick?
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Yes, well, say you're investigating. You found out sooner or later.
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Frederick is here for a reason, Bason missus, saying she got some
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trouble with Warren's company several years ago was sent to jail. My husband had
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him parole in his custody, providing he'd stay here and work for him.
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Oh that's interesting. Have you ever seen him doing anything suspicious out of mine?
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No? I haven't. And they're the housekeeper. Oh I know very
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little about aim, mister Valentine. You see, she was Warren's housekeeper before
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we were married. I don't think she likes me, although she's never said
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so. Maybe a little i'm a singing perhaps, but she does her job,
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ticks my orders if Uno has the stage. Do you think either of
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these people would have any motive for trying to kill your husband. I don't
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want to think so. Murders a pretty drastic sort of way to gain an
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end, isn't it, Teah, It certainly is. Well, thank you,
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mister Sage. I want to talk to you again later. George,
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where you going? Sorry to surprise you that way, Yeah, let me
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help you up. You would be, Frederick, Yes, yes, I
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was just leaning on the door so you'd be ready to talk to us.
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Of course, Frederick, you were listening, no matter we're not keeping any
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secrets or on missus stage. Would you leave us along with Frederick for a
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few minutes, Yes, of course, I'll be in the silarium when you
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want me again. Thank you. Sit down, Frederick, I'd rather stands
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very well. What I don't got to say, I'll take long. What
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do you know about these attempts on mister Sage's life? And nothing, sir,
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I know nothing. That bomb in the car didn't look good for you,
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did it naturally? Not, especially since you'd asked mister Sage to drive
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his own car that morning. That was just a coincidence, That's all I
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know, almost a tragic coincidence. It's a It's true, isn't it that
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you're on parole to mister Sage. Yeah, yeah, that's right. But
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that wouldn't make me want to kill him if that's what you're getting at hespe.
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He's protecting me, really, Frederick, being so close to him,
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haven't you any idea who might have done me? Since? Maybe I have?
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Well come on and give it to us. Then, well, I
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don't know anything. You understand? But did you happen to know that mister
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Sage is changing his will? No? I didn't that way. He'd left
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quite a lot of money to Missus Hastings. That will was made before he
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was married. He decided to give her some money now in cash and cut
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her out of the wheel. How did you know about this, Frederick?
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Well, I heard him telling Missus Hastings. She didn't seem the least bit
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happy about it. I just don't want to hurting you, supposing that would
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be a road for her to kill him before he made the change. It
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still doesn't say reasonable that a woman would ring up a bomb in a car,
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doesn't Well, I don't know. Maybe she hasn't accomplice. Yeah,
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maybe, bro. Thanks for the information. By the way, do you
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know where missus Hastings is now? She'd be in the kitchen preparing dinner.
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I guess good. We'll just go in and chat with her for a minute
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and they'll be on our way. Missus Hastings, I'm George Valentine. I
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didn't want to take you away from your work, but i'd like to ask
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you some questions. Something smells good, Thank you, Missus Hastings. Corn't
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you think it's trying to kill your employer? I don't know, I'd explained
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the poisoned milk. It was in your keeping. You warned it and took
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it to mister Sage. You think I did it, so we don't think
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anything happened, Missus Hastings. But that incident didn't help you when you did
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it? I suppose not, but I didn't do it. Mister Saints has
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done too much from me. I wouldn't kill him. Who have you any
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idea of who might want to I don't like to say. Oh, oh
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no. If you think so much of them, it might be wise to
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tell us what you know. I don't know anything. Have you missed doctor
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Vance mister Sage's physician. No, not yet, but what's he got to
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do it? Doctor Vance is considerably younger than mister Sage and quite handsome.
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What does that prove, Missus Hastings wable? He's about the age of the
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lady of the house. Oh no, no, wait a minute. You
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mean missus Sage and doctor Vance are very friendly. Mister Valentine, you might
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call it an attachment. Mister Saines doesn't know it, of course, but
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they're together a great deal. Well that's some wrangle, certainly, fine,
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Thanks, Missus Hastings. We'll see you later, George. Where We're going
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more, get a little dinner ourselves, then go back to the office and
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make up a report for the day's work. George getting late, can't we
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put away the report for the night he was at the officer? Sure,
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just the same this Simon night. Hello George Valentine. Valentine warren s.
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He asked us to say, it happened again. What who are you in
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my study at home? Happened just a minute ago, And this one was
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a little closer. I'm sitting here with the lights off. You'd better come
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are And now back to tonight's adventure of George Valentine. You've been called before
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by people who feel that their lives are in danger, but this time you're
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dealing with facts. Definite attempts are the life of your client, bar and
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sage and now another. You haven't the least inkling with what has happened this
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time or how as you speed to the stage home in the suburbs. But
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if your name is George Valentine, you're ready for anything. As you and
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Brooks the end of the house and open the door of the dark and study.
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That's just say that you, Valentine, right over here by the desk,
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come on and you'll be able to see a little by the moonlight.
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Okay, Brooks, you can right. I'm not sure he should have brought
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miss Brooks with you. This time, Valentines tried not to. She insisted
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what happened, mister Sage something new and different. They tried to bomb me,
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poison me. This time they took a much more direct method. They
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tried to shoot me. No, I'm afraid not, miss Brooks. See,
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I was sitting here at my desk going over some papers. Suddenly I
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heard a shot, and almost at the same time, there was a shattering
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of glass, and the desk light went off. It came around side.
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Then that's right. You'll notice in the moonlight the glass in that French door
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is broken, so as the bulb in the desk flank. Yeah, you
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didn't turn on the light again after that. I was to say, no,
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I thought that was the better part of valor Good. Good. It's
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entirely possible. You're a saying will stick around and see if he's done a
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good job out there. That's possible. All right, I'll stay here,
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both of you'll be back in a minute. Are you going outside to look
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around? Meantime, don't make any noise in here, keep your voices down.
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I'll go with you, Valentine, I know the ground not being of
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the kind as to Sage, I like to keep my clients alive. Don't
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know it, Sorry, don't sorry sorry, that's the rest of the glass,
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and that pain fell out when I closed it and turned on the lights
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again. I'm mister Sage. So you think it's safe? Quite safe?
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Now? I found the gun that was fired at you? You did?
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Where out there on the lawn, thrown beside a bush? I dropped by
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mistake. It wasn't hard to seeing them. One light, pretty little pearl
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handle revolver? You found that out there here? That's right, dainty little
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twenty two. Ever see this gun before, mister Sage, Yes, yes,
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yes, I have no It belongs to belongs to my wife. I
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thought it looked like a lady's model. Where is your wife now, I'm
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mister Sage. Well she she's out. She said she was tired of sitting
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at home alone while I was working. She was going to a movie.
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And where are Frederick and missus Hastings. Well, Frederick has the night off,
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he goes to visit some relatives in the valley. In her room upstairs,
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she heard the shot and came down here a few minutes later to see
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what had happened. I told her I had sent for you, and I
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had to go back to her quarters. Well on accounts for everybody, I
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guess except one person. We'd better see tomorrow morning. Then I aintlund yourself
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in your own don't take any chances, doctor Vance. You know, of
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course, about the three attempts that have been made on mister Sage's life.
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Why, yes, of course he told me about them. Three attempts.
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You say, that's right, But well I only know of two. There
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was the bomb that was planted in his car in the milk, But you
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mentioned the third. Yeah, that happened last night. Pretty close to being
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successful too, as you ever this before? Doctor, Why it it looks
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like, well, I don't like missus Sage's gun. You were going to
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say, well, missus Sage she had a gun like that, Yes,
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but I can't This handle was fine, and we're on Sage. Last night
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just didn't happen to be aimed properly. Good lord. You don't think well
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were you last night, doctor Advance? Why I was making some calls in
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the evening. Certainly I had some some special cases to see. Oh yeah,
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of course one more thing. Yes, well, in all three cases,
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suppose they were all meant to be quite obvious. Attempts not to kill
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mister Sage, but to give him a terrific fight. Well well, with
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his heart condition, could such a fight caused death? Uh uh it's possible,
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yes, if fight were great enough. Oh, thanks for the appointment.
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Oh, I'll just take that gun along with me. Hi, doctor,
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So what have you got George? Four suspects period? Yeah, I
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know, brook any one of them could be guilty. Ah, any too,
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well, I hope he gets somewhere before they try it again. Oh,
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by the way, you have an appointment with doctor Jennings this afternoon.
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Doctor Joe's Yes, I made it for you. He said, you're overdue
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for your six month check up. You better cancel it. I can't leave
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this thing now. You'll have to pay for the appointment anyway, it's less
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than twenty four hours. I could call you there, got a Brooks.
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Hello, Yes, mister Bevanine, this is Oh. Yeah, I knew
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you'd want me to call you. My husband head did hotes that happen as
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a stage? It was a heart attack. He was at heart attack.
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Huh, okay, I'll be right out there. I'm afraid, mister Valentine,
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your services won't be needed anymore. I'll see that your fee has taken
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care of. I'm not so much interested in that right now, mister Sage,
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Where did it happen? In there? In his study? He didn't
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go to the office this morning, stayed home to work on some papers.
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He was alone, you said on the phone. Yes, I went in
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to tell him I was going out and found him there on the floor.
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May we go on if you want to. The doctor is still there,
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doctor Vince. Yes. Oh, and yet mister Valentine is here. What's
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that? He'll see? What did you do? Oh Valentine, what do
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you want? Not mutch, that's the way you found him. Yes,
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you see he's still catching the oxygen mask. Answer. Apparently he didn't get
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it in time. That's all. If it's any of your business, I
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suppose it isn't. No doctor, he hadn't turned on the oxygen, Missus
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Sage. Oh, yes, it was on when I came in. I
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tried his pulse. There was no heartbeat at all. I turned off the
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oxygen after I called it, Doctor Bence. He was definitely dead. Then
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you're sure, of course, she's sure. I examine him death. You
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the lack of oxygen and now if you've seen enough, Valentine, Oh yes,
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yes, we'll be going. Sorry missus, sage, thank you,
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Come on, russy, we'll find our way out, all right. Don't
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party. That's one way, Luther current, George, it's too bad.
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I'm glad you're not on the case any longer. Somebody money tried to kill
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you. I got an angel, I had a few days more. I
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think I got a gut somewhere. Well you didn't. You're off the case
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and you'll have plenty of time to get to your downst appointment. Yeah,
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okay, but I'd still like to know who was trying to kill my clients.
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Just savent all my patients. I like you, Valentine, I don't
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internet. What'd you say? I said? Why, I'm not hard to
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get along way? Oh no, not that. Just no cavity so far.
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That's the Lowers, all clean, Kennedy, find run all might say,
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carry, But I didn't get you. How'd you expect it with your
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fist at about? I just said you will probably enjoy a couple of cavities
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if you can't find some. Oh no, no, no, that's not
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a kind thing to say. Turn your head that way, just to the
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left a little. Yeah, that's good to get beat over here. Yeah
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right, I'm not going to find any idea either, so as I might
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be luck, but I take it easy, Take it easy. This one's
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last very longer. Who's gonna learn? All right? If you want to
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talk all the time, I can't go. Look, wait a minute,
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but those two tanks you've got over there in the corner. Yeah, I
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thought about them, misstade there every time you come in the office. Sure,
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sure I know, But what are they for? Fat? The upper
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put you to sleep? Take it your eyes. I let's get back to
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work. No, no, wait, wait to wait a minute, and
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went on the left. What's in't it? All right? You want a
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short course in medical science? It's oxygen. You feel faint, your heart
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slows down. I give your oxygen. You feel better right now? I
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mean there's the tank on the right. What's in it? Nitrous oxide?
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Or what's it for? Well? Yeah, the tooth, it has to
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come out. You don't want it to hurt. I give you nitrous oxide.
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You go to sleep. Then when you wake up, the tooth is
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gone. Simple as that. HU wouldn't be good to take for a heart
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attack? Oh, I should say not they quick, come on, get
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this big ballf Doc, let me out of go No, no, you're
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crazy. What's the idea? And I said, I think I just saw
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them learning, but I hadn't cleaned your offers. I know that'll wait this
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one. Thanks for helping me, Doc, I helped you out any when
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I come back? So long? Hello Jackson Hospital Service. Well, I'm
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calling for mister Warren Sage. I'm his accountant and I just wanted to check
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on his last order or you go right there? Good? Yeah? Yeah,
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Well what did the order consist of? M hm? Oh h?
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And who phoned in the order? Oh? Yes, yes, that's fine.
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Well, thank you, good bye? Hey Brooks, Yes, George.
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They all in my living room, all of them. Not very happy
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though. What's it all about? Bag along? You'll see? Come on,
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wow, thank you all for coming. Oh Valentine, what's the meaning
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of this? Is? Sage? Fredrick, Missus Hastings and you doctor Vance.
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Yes, you're all here. Don't you think I've interfered enough to Valentine
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my husband? Yes, sign home, Missus Sage. I'll try to make
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this as brief as possible. You see, I got you all together here
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to tell you something that one of you already knows. Mister Sage didn't die
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a natural debt. You didn't die a natural debt. No, Missus Hastings.
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It was murdered. Murder. What do you mean we all? I
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know, Frederick, he'd been alone, was dead when you discovered him,
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Missus Sage. But regardless of all land, he was murdered. I think
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you'd better make yourself clear of Valentine. There is no time for false accusation.
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Of course, doctor Vance. I wouldn't have got you all together here
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if I had known which one of you was the murderer, which one of
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us? Yeah? Yeah, I had to keep you all here until I
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got what I wanted. I haven't well, mister Valentine, not very well
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for you, Frederick. People go to chairs and gas chambers for what you've
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done. Why are you still good meddling fools? You've got nothing on me.
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I'm not gonna stay here, Frederick, stop right where you are,
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because I got a gun on you. You'll get me. There are still
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bullets in this gun, bust in after the one that was fired last night.
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You recognize this gun, Missus Sage, Yes, it's mine. It
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was still in some time ago. That's right by Frederick. He thought it
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would be a good way to plan a murder on you. George, how
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do you know that mister Sage was murdered because when he had a heart attack
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this morning, he didn't take oxygen. He took an anesthetic nitrous oxide,
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enough about to kill anyone with a bad heart. Frederick here ordered it and
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set up the tank in his study. I should have guessed ever since one
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and refused to release Frederick from his parole works. He called Lieutenant Johnson when
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you will hold Frederick until he gets here? All right? But are you
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sure? George? How did you know what was in that tank? Found
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out from my identist? And you'll tell you about it later. And I
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go on call Johnson, I will get out of here. Perhaps you've noticed
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car. George, you think Frederick tried to kill mister Sage all three of
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the other times, too, Sure, Johnson got a complete confession on them.
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But you're still told me how you knew that tank had nitrous oxide?
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Isn't easy? Happened to see the two tanks in Doc Jennings's office, noticed
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that an oxygen tank has green on it and nitrous oxide blew. So I
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just had a hunch. But why didn't anybody else notice that? Why don't
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you remember Stage told us he always left his tanks wrapped in the paper they
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came in, never took it off. I wrapped it down to find out.
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Well, how about Missus Age and doctor Vans? George? Would he
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William? No, just a figment of Missus Hastings imagination. I wish somebody
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around here would have a figment of the imagination like for instance, like for
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instance, I imagine I'd better get back to Doc Jennings's office and haven't finished
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cleaning my teeth, so later, Angel, The Vice Adventure of George Valentine
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George, with Virginia Gregg as Brooks. Let George Doot. Was written by
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the doctor reminded me a lot of Edward Platts. Of course you did the
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chief from Get Smart and actually when in double check to make sure Edward Platt
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didn't have a name change, as far as I can find, he didn't.
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