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The Big Guy: Patent Leather Bag (EP0964) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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Great Defactors dot net. Now we near the conclusion of our program The Big
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Guy with today's episode Patent leather Bag Again. Well, I'm twenty foot five
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in my stocking you five nine hundred and two in a triple Z Rapiday,
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The Big Guy. NBC resented The Big Guy in the final story of the
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current series of Adventures of a Very Unusual Detective Joshua Sharp. Joshua Sharp works
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for his clients on a strickly cash basis to provide for the needs of his
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nearest and dearest josh Junior and his daughter Debby. To these two, Sharp
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is both father and mother to his clients. He is a good detective to
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Josh and Debby. He's the friendly magician, the fabulous hero, the giant
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among giants, the Big Guy. Tonight's Adventure with the Big Guy, the
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Case of the patent leather Bag. One thing I've always emphasized to my kids
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has been the importance of keeping their word. If you can't keep a promise,
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don't make a promise, I've always told him. But once you've given
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your word, be bound by it, keep it no matter what. I
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didn't expect Josh and Debby, at their age to latch onto it too thoroughly.
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My idea is to plant the seed by a repetition, so it would
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take root and flower at some later days. Certainly I was unprepared that morning
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at breakfast when I suddenly noticed the enormous black eye that had blossomed on my
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son and the air. Now it's all right, daddy, Josh, we're
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in the world. Did you get that there's nothing to worry about? Maybe
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not for you and met Debby, but it's Josh's eyes. Well, I
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put a little piece of beef steak on a shiner like that deserves a pound
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of beef steak? Who gave it to your son? A kid? What
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kid? Just a kid? Now tell the truth, Josh, is that
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hard little tubby deck Tubby? Then stick out teeth and press. Oh the
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druggist spoy. Yeah, the druggist spoil. He just wants up to Josh,
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I was watching bloody and he hit him in the eye. Just get
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that. But I see, well, son, Well, what how does
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Tubby look? Never did look very good to me? No, I you
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know what I mean? No, I don't. What did you do to
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him? Nothing? Huh? I didn't do anything too? You mean you
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let another kid paste you like that and get away with it? Yeah?
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Why, Josh, I'm surprised at you. You are, of course I
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am. Did you expect me to be anything else? Yes, sir,
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I did. Well. What you remember, Gaddie? Remember what last week?
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Missus Tyler called up because Josh punched Willie Tyler in the nose and she
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sweatened to tell the police office. Yes, I remember that. And you
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made Josh promise not to have any more fights with anybody else. Oh,
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under no circumstances you said, I did make you promise, that didn't I,
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Josh mean you didn't remember. Oh, of course, sure I remember.
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So that's why you didn't. Well, I'm proud of your son,
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I'm very proud of you. But I was also late to work, so
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I kissed my two goodbye and hurried down the steps. I made a mental
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note that I must reopen the subject of fights and make a clear distinction between
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unprovoked aggression and justify self defense. I was just hurrying along the second floor
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corridor. I remember when I looked up and saw Missus Jessop standing in her
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open door, looking at me with a worried frown. Missus Jessop was a
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widow and our landlady, and I stopped short at that look on her face
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and asked her if there were something I could do for She answered my question
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with a question, why don't you just return at mister Shaw, I'm not
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the one to make trouble. What's that, Missus jessep, Well, there's
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no point making mountains out of mole hills. I always say, all right,
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don't quite understand It's all right, mister Shap. Kids will be kids.
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I guess we've all done worst things ourselves. If we could remember back,
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worst things, worse things than what. Now, don't get yourself all
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over wrought, mister Shop, wasn't worth a lot. Just an old pattent
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leather handbag. Pattent leather handbag, just John really wouldn't be seen dead carrying
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it around. But well, that's not it to know. It's the principle
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of the Do I understand you're trying to say my children stole a handbag?
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Well, I don't like to say. Still, I hope you're prepared to
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say more than that, Missus Jesseph. Now that was just as much my
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fault as it was theirs. They play up and down these steps all day,
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and I should have known enough not to go out and leave my door
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open. Listen, missus jessep. You can lead your door open anytime you
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please, day and night. Josh and Debbie would never walk into your apartment.
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Well, I know you believe that, and it's a credit to you,
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mister Shop. But well the fact remains that they did. You mean
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you accuse my kids. I love accusing anybody. You needn't be a trade
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of lawsuits, lady, that's not the point at all. I don't think
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in terms of libel and slander. It's understandable that a person can make an
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innocence mistake. I'm not making a mistake, innocence or otherwise, and I
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want detailed, cold, detailed, with no more face saving hypocrisies. All
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right, then you can have them, mister Shop. I left the house
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yesterday afternoon at three o'clock. There was nobody here, not a soul anywhere
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on any of the floors except those two kids of yours, and they were
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playing here in this hall. Go on, well the last of five I
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got back and the hen bag was gone? So so how much more do
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you want? That's your case against my kids with I don't expect the father
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to believe bad things about his child. I wouldn't believe bad things about a
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three time loser on evidence like that. I tell you there wasn't another soul
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in the heart, but there wasn't. What about the janitors? Hanky wasn't
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here? It was his sister's birthday and he had the afternoon off. Besides,
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he knew nothing about the handbag. You mean. Josh and Debbie did,
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yes, the shop. They saw me take it out of the sideboard
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draw one day last week when I gave them a nickel for sweeping up the
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sidewalk. There was money in the bag, oh very little, how much?
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No? Oh five five one dollar bill, But that's not the point
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of the shop. There were some very valuable papers in side, wrapped in
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a rubber band. And if they'll just return them, if they touched anything
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that usual will have it back in the next minute and a half. But
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I'll stake my life. They know nothing about it. Naturally they may say
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so that if they do, I want it understood that they'll be telling the
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truth, and I'll believe them. And what's more, missus jessup, so
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will you. Even as I ran back upstairs, I realized I was being
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completely unfair. If the kids had been alone in the house and the handbag
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had been stolen, the woman could be forgiven for thinking Josh and Debby had
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something to do with the theft. On the other hand, I knew my
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kids. Somebody must have come in and taken the bag, and the kids
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probably had seen them. Likely enough, I told myself, they'll be able
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to clear the situation up. Immediately I opened the door and saw the children
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sitting on the floor playing a quiet game of checkers. Back Daddy, Yeah,
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say, oh, no, I'm fine, baby, And why didn't
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you go to bed? Oh? I just wanted to talk to you for
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a minute, to both of you. Daddy, Well, I want you
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to understand that Daddy knows. I mean, I don't think for a moment.
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Son, Yes, daddy, baby, which one? Daddy? Have
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have you ever ever, at any time gone into Missus Jessop's apartment? Well,
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yes, yes we are. Why would you do a thing like that?
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She convited us there once we swept the sidewalks did she gave us the
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nickels for? Oh you don't understand, baby, I mean, have you
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ever gone in when she's not at home? No, no, we haven't.
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I see yesterday afternoon at three o'clock it seemed she went out for a
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while. We know, we saw. We were down there in the hall
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for what we were just playing in front of her door? Well how long
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did you play in front of her door? As we did? So?
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Fine? Anyhow, almost that's right. It was just about five when we
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went out and the sigewalk and tubby punched me in the eye. Then you
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must have seen him or her? Who the person who entered Missus Jessop's place
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at some time between three and five. Oh, we didn't see you,
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so did we, Judge. No, we didn't see anybody. Not possible
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because somebody I don't know who, but somebody was in her apartment, Debby.
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Oh no, the words there was and if you were playing in front
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of the door they had to pass you, you must have seen them.
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But we didn't. Honey, I'm sorry, daddy, but they just wasn't
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anybody in the house accept us all afternoon. She's right, we didn't see
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a soul. Oh, this is just about enough to drive a man crazy.
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And you two didn't go into Missus Jesseph. You know you didn't so
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much as set foot inside. No, Daddy, we're telling you the truth.
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We did. Oh no, you stay right where you are. And
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if it's missus Jessop, you two go into the bedroom while I, oh,
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I got the stuff here. Your kids aught it, Yeah, hunting
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knife and a sewing kids. Who are you delivery boy from crimes Promis Choice
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store about third Avenue? You know anything about this, Debby? Yes,
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daddy, And we told mister Kross what we wanted yesterday after Norman. He
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said he probably haven't been by this morning. Yeah, that's right. So
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we got him in, so I brought him over the O d missus,
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the things are two and a half dollars a piece. What did you say?
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Two and a half dollars a piece? What's right, daddy? We've
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got the money? Yes, yes, to give it to dad. Oh
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wait a second, dudes, two dollars and a half a peace makes far.
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Where did you get this? What? Daddy? What are you doing
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with five dollars? Why? It's all daddy? Hey, what about the
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stuff? Missus? Don't bother me? Yeah, but get out of here.
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Yes, daddy, kids, kids, have I ever said no when
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you wanted anything? In reason? We didn't want anything, daddy. It
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just came away, came your way like I told you that. You didn't
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take a handbag out of Missus Jesseph's apartment. It handy, she's daddy,
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that would be stealing. By the time I had gone back down to her
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floor and faced her, I was hot unto the collar, and the words
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flew high and fetched. I'm sorry if your kids had talked to you out
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of it, but they haven't talked me out of a thing, and they
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don't have to. We'll see about that. No, look, Missus Jesseph
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I have talked to them, and you've got your answers. I'll talk to
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them myself. I advise you to lay off my kids, and I mean
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it. I refuse to be robbed and do nothing about it. Okay,
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then what you need is a policeman. Where are you going? No?
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No, you mustn't. You mustn't. Well, I'm going, please,
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please No, I'll leave the kids alone. I won't bother them. I'm
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sorry. I'm at the shopping late for that. Now you put him under
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a cloud and it'll take a routine investigation to get him out. Now,
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I'm miss shot. Mister s please. She has fallen at full length on
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her parlor rock, her eyes rolled back in, her arms and legs stiff
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and rigid. I knelt over her and listened for her heartbeat. I knew
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she had some kind of attack, and while I listened, her lips moved
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weakly. The words were breathy but distinct, very stale, very sale talk
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stricken as she was, she was thinking clearer than I, and finding her
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address book, I looked under the end. They're at the top. I
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read ed Mary Vale Dash John Lindsay m D with an address on Justin streeting
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the phone number. I dialed and waited a few hundred years before there was
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an answer on the other end, Doctor Maryvale speaking. This is Joshua Sharp.
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Yes, mister Sharp, I think you know a woman named Jessup,
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missus Irma Jessup jessep. Yes, she owns the house at forty six Tine
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Avenue. I don't believe I've ever heard of her. Maybe your partner,
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doctor Lindsay knows no. No, I'm glad Sherry Dust. She's heard of
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you. She's got your name in her address book, and she needs help
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fast. What's the trouble She collapsed about five minutes ago. Is she conscious,
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mister Sharp? More or less? But you won't be conscious? Wrong,
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very well. I'll be over in just a few moments. And he
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was a tall, dignified, gray haired man who took one look at the
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situation, frowned and asked to be left alone with the patients. I left
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him and walked up to my own flat to do a little thinking. I
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felt badly about the business. The woman probably had a bad taker, and
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I'd done her no good flying off the handle the way I did. I
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was just getting around the wondering why she was so afraid of the police when
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yeah, oh, I meant the phone. You're risking. Well, what
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happened? I thought you were coming to the office early. Oh, I've
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had a bad morning. Oh, anything I can do? No, I
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don't think so risky. Take a chance and well, I'm interested in finding
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a black patent leather handbag. What it was stolen from the apartment of my
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landlady, missus Irma jesup at forty six Time Avenue sometime between three and five
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yesterday afternoon? Could I ask you why you should bother your hit? I
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had already bothered. The woman has been flinging accusations. I can't say right
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now. Oh no, I'm not alone. You mean she's accusing the kids.
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You're as sharp as attack. There wasn't anybody else in the house at
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the time. Stop the second story coming in. Nothing that I can think
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of. You just hold your hat, Commander, I'll check around him on
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some times, I'm on, I shouldn't have I'll see if I can get
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a leap. I don't know how long I said for the phone, carefully
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avoiding the necessity of letting the kids know about what had developed the low before.
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There was a knock at the door. I opened it to see doctor
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Merryvale standing outside in the hall. One look at his face, and I
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stepped out and closed the door behind me. I suppose you couldn't have called
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me any sooner than you did. It wasn't soon enough. He suffered a
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sudden and severe heart attack. She's dead. Yes, you happen to know
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who's the next of kin. I have no idea. Maybe you're partner.
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Does my partner lindsay, oh, yes, of course I can ask him,
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and will you call me back? Of course. Perhaps I can leave
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the death certificate in your care if you want to, it would be convenient.
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Then I'll hear from you. I'll call you back sometime in the next
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three hours. Thanks John. Oh, if by any chance one of the
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kids answers the phone, don't let on that the ladies dead, detainely not.
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I'll break it to them myself in time. I understand, Yes,
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baby, nothing at all is that outside? Just a man, a fellow.
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I know anything. No, why should there be excuse me? Kids?
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Yeah, Commander, I I did little snoop. Well, I can't
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put my fingers on that handbag, but I got something for you. Yeah,
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where it got them? Through what am my contacts. For a few
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bucks, certain character will tell a little story about that lady at six Hibby,
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about missus Jesse. I don't quite follow, but in case you're interested
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in taking a cab to the Rutley Hotel at one hundredth Street. Guy's name
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is both and he keeps out in Rome fifty one. I took a cab
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then to the Rutley Hotel and asked for mister Bowden. I was told that
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mister Bowden wasn't in his room, and that I could wait in the dingy,
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narrow little lobby. I just sat down and was opening a newspaper when
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a voice said, quietly, yes, shop for you. It was a
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detective name shop who was coming to see I thought maybe you was him?
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Are you Mac Bowden? Than you are him? What's this highly touted story
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about Arma? Jessup? Look? Could you keep your voice down? Down?
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All right? But nobody's listening somebody night. Look, I got a
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room rent still here for one hundred and twenty Bucksmith the shop, Oh that's
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your asking price. That's the rock bottom final figure. Well, i'd have
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to get it out of the bank. It ain't three o'clock yet. What
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reason have I got to think you know anything worth that much? Though?
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Well, I spent ten years in Atlanta, pen on a robbery chute.
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How does that concern Arma Jesup. I ain't saying who it consigned for one
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hundred and twenty. I'll spend you a yarn to open your eyes. All
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right, Let's stay right here. You're coming back, yes, with the
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dough, with the money. The bullets had come blazing down from the dark
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rickety balcony that ringed the Rutley Lobby, and Bowden crashed to the unswept floor
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at my feet and died there. The killer had his exit planned so well
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that the balcony was deserted by the time I found the stairs and stumbled up
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in the half light. An hour later, I was back at forty six
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Time Avenue, ransacking Missus Jessup's belongings and finding nothing to clear the air.
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I was just settling back to take a breather when Hello, Jice, who's
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this? Doctor George Huddleston, I'd like to speak with Missus Jessics. I'm
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afraid that you can't do that. I want to find out how she's feeling.
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You can't do that. Either doctor Huddlestone. She's dead. She died
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this morning of a heart attack. If this is supposed to be humor,
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it's not funny. It isn't um it's fact. No. I have to
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have been her position for years, him rather unpleasant, nervous seas fatal habits.
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No, listen, you listen. I examined her only three days ago.
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Aha, it was as bound as yours or mine. I sat for
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some time, puzzle, reaching out for something to add up and get a
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sensible answer. Then I picked up the phone and I'll Marry Vale's office.
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The secretary answered and said he wasn't in. Perhaps I could talk to doctor
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Lindsey. Then doctor Lindsay. Oh, it's document, isn't he Merryvale's partner?
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I hung up slowly, and I took missus Jesseph's telephone list in hand
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and turned to the MS again. There it was ed Merryvale Dash John Lindsay
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MD. Studdying the names closely, it suddenly hit me if Maryvale and Lindsay
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had been partners, she would have listed them as m d's. Here plainly
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written was MD, singular without a ness. And I knew that for one
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reason or another Maryvale and Lindsay were two names for the same man. I
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thought back over the morning, Missus Jesseph's wild concern for an old handbag,
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her death, Maryvale's diagnosis, and bowden sudden murder, And then I remembered
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Bowden's hint about having been in the penitentiary at Atlanta. So I phoned Captain
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Murphy at Homoside to do a bit of research. When I had hung up,
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I climbed the stairs to where Josh and Debbie were still quietly playing checkers.
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You don't have to worry dead, don't I. Baby. We told
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you the truth about the hand You didn't touch it. I don't want to
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know about the handbag anymore. No, No, I'm sure you told me
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the truth about it. But I'm also sure that for some reason or another
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you well you, you're lied to me about something else. Look, children,
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Missus Jessup is dead, and she was murdered. And a little while
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ago a man was murdered too. It wasn't a good man, but he
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was killed like a dog. I didn't understand. Nobody's too sure of anything
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yet, and I'm only sure of one point. I'm sure that you two
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did see somebody enter the latest apartment yesterday afternoon. Oh, I'll be careful,
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sweetheart. There's a lot involved here. The person you saw murdered Missus
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Jessop and the man. Do you understand, Debbie Josh? Just a minute?
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Hello? Yes? Oh yes, Captain, information from a lamp.
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Good. You've got to record on John. It seems he would put away
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in nineteen for ten years. The medical male sec Thanks Captain. Anything else
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we can do, I'll let you know later. Oh what a headache,
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Debbie Josh. Now I must know who passed you yesterday afternoon and went in
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the Missus Jesseph's apartment. You must tell me. Do you understand? You
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must do it? I tell you we're doing it as you tell us.
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Well, anyway we're doing is you told right? Well, didn't you say
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that you're worded upon? But it once you give it, you should stick
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by it, no matter what it means. Why, yes, I did.
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We didn't know. We came up the stairs and saw us and said
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he'd give us five dollars if we'd give our word, never to say.
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We saw him and we gave our words. We gave it, and now
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we've broken. Then who was the man you saw. We don't know,
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we don't I got your message, miss jar Daddy my son. It was
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it was him, Okay, Josh, And you really haven't broken your word.
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I've known it for quite a rock. What is all this, searp
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I've known that you murdered missus Jessup, doctor Mary Vale or how dare you
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say such a thing? You killed her when you sent me out of her
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flat. It was too good a chance to miss She was unconscious and all
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you had to do was not administer to her, let her die, which
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was murder, just the same as if he used an knife her gun.
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You must be insane sharp. Why should I have done a thing like that?
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Because she had proof that you've been imprisoned for malpractice years ago under your
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real name of John Lindsay. This proof is in the handbag that you stold
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yesterday from her flat, and today, with everything fitting your purposes, you'll
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let her die because you were afraid you might continue to work her little blackmail
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racket. Do I look like a man who could commit murder? Frankly no,
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But your killer instinct definitely asserted itself later today when you had to do
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away with your excelmate Mac Bowden in order to finish this whole nasty business.
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Do you think you can prove this? I know I can. Then I
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must ask you to put up your hands steady, kids, It's all right.
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Don't get scared. Nothing's going to happen. I wish you are right
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sharp. I don't releash this or anything I've had to do, but it's
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been forced on me. You wouldn't really kill again? What choice have I?
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I? What about that? D Murray Vale swung around at the sound
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of the boys firing a bullet that went high and wild, and I jumped
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and knocked the gun from his hand, and the crisis was over. I
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left the kids alone for a few minutes. It took me to get him
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to headquarters, and then I hopped the cab back and climbed the stairs to
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our flats. The kids were looking at their new toys, the knife and
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sewing kids. They were pleased enough, but they looked a little guilty.
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I could see it, and doe it? What's going to happen to that
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mean daddy? Don't you worry about him? Son? We can't help the
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Stabis. We wouldn't tell me. It's all right for you to tell it
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was the only thing to do. But he taught us never to make a
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promise unless we could keep it. Well, there are sometimes when you should
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break a promise. Well, that's confused, because I know you always tell
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us about how important is to keep our words, circumstances, alter cases.
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Son, that isn't some degree It depends on who you give your word too.
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That's hard to understand. You want to know something else, That's hard
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to understand. How I ever managed to get two wonderful kids like you.
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This is Josh Sharp Senior saying goodbye for Debbie and Josh Junior and me as
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we come to the end of our current series. We all hope that you
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have enjoyed our stories, and if you'd like to hear more of them,
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please write and tell us about it. Just write to me The Big Guy
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carav NBC New York. We'd like very much to hear from you, Debbie,
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Josh, how about it? Only would Daddy? We would yes?
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And goodbye, every bid goodbye by NBC has presented the last of the series
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of Adventures of the Big Guy, played by Henry Calvin and featuring David Anderson
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as Josh Junior and Joan laser is Debbie. The script was written by Peter
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Barry and directed by Thomas Madigan. The music was composed and played by Jack
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Ward. Members of the Calf were Anita Anton, Joseph Bell, Bill Gray,
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Bulford Hampton, and Sandy Sprouts as Risky Skinner. Your Announcer is Your
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Run Three Times Mean Good Times on NBC, Joan Fontaine and Herbert Marshall Starr
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in tonight's Theater Guild on the Air presentation of the fascinating love story Michael and
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Mary. Another Sunday evening favorite is the authentic drama series Tales of the Texas
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Rangers, starring Joel McCray as a member of the nation's oldest police force.
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That's top Sunday evening listening on NBC tonight Johnny Wild five and I follows on
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NBC Welcome Back Well Fought actually a pretty nice twist, and I think that
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he really was an interesting and very different sort of program with its look at
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a detective was also a father trying to instill the right values in as kids,
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you know, and in so many ways, Joshua was sharp such a
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model in a very dedicated barrant, which makes for a very interesting character.
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I definitely wish we had more episodes of the showing that it had made it
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more longer lasting. Of course, it was only six months, which was
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pretty common for a lot of NBC mystery programs at the time. Well,
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that will actually finish us up for today. Coming next Tuesday, it'll be
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mister Moto and join us tomorrow for part three and Part four the Henderson Matter.
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In the meantime, I send your commons to Box thirteen at Great Detectives
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dot net and be sure and ate the show on iTunes. From Boise,
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Idaho, this is your host, Adam Grahamson and off