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Frank Race: The Adventure of the Pharaoh’s Staff (EP0903) · Great Detectives of Old Time Radio Volume 2|Mystery Audio Dramas

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All right, well, now it's time to get into today's episode of
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the Adventures of Frank Race, and today's episode is called The Adventure of the
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Pharaoh's Staff. The Adventures of Frank Race starting Paul Dubove with Tony Barrett as
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Mark Donovan. The war changed many things. The base of the earth and
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the people on it. Before the war, Frank Race worked as an attorney,
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but he traded his law books for the cloak and Dagger of the oss
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and when it was over, his former life was over too. Adventure had
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become his business, the Adventures of Frank Race, and now we joined Frank
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Race for the Adventure of the Pharaoh's Staff. Dead men and the worldly possessions
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they leave behind are often the concern of an insurance investigator, but this case
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had one peculiar aspect. The dead man in question had been dead for centuries.
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Mark Donovan was so intrigued by it that he forgot his dislike for air
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travel. As we winged away from London to Lisbon, second leg on our
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flight from America to Cairo, Egypt. Hey, look, you'll mean to
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say they dug up another one of them, all Egyptian guys wrapped up in
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branagies. You'll put it rather crudely, Marcus, But that's it. So
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don't tell me that Brenda Clark Insurance Company is now going to pay off an
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insurance policy in a life of a guy which has been dead for a million
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years. No, Mark, I'm afraid Brenda Clark wasn't in business when Uncommon
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was roaming the face of the earth. Frat rat who Parat's uncommon? She
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was a king of Egypt, one of the pharaohs. It's his tomb that
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the archaeologists have just uncovered. All right, that's great. So what was
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he insured for? He wasn't insured. But Brenda Clarke has insured a few
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items who were dug up in the tomb, items of fabulous value if the
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estimates are correct, especially the staff of the pharaoh. Well, of course,
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but what's that? It's a staff made of solid gold and mounted with
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precious jewels. Takes a strong man to lift it, according to the appraisal
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reports. And that is the thing which Brenda Clark ensured to the tune of
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one million simoleans. It's in the Cairo Museum being created for shipping to London,
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and until it gets there, it's our job to stay right with it
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there. And to me, that sounds like a very dry job. So
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I am going to make the most of the present and sachate to the club
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lounge and quaff of fuel. Do you wish to accompany me? No,
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thank you. It will also be a sleepless job when we get there.
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I'll settle for the proverbial forty winks. Okay, be back in a while.
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I closed my eyes and relaxed, but I didn't sleep. From the
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seat behind us, I had been catching the subtle, an intoxicating scent of
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taboo. It grew stronger, and I opened my eyes to find that the
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whir of the scent had moved into the seat market vacated. Am I disturbing
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you? Isn't that your intention? Not that I might. I couldn't help
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over hearing part of your conversation about the staff of the Pharaoh. As you
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see, I'm an Egyptologist. She didn't look like an Egyptologist, a woman
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steeped in the history and lore of an ancient civilization buried beneath the centuries of
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sand. Even the drape of a conservative tweed skirt and jacket couldn't hide the
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charm she might lend to a French bathing suit. My name is Linda Marshall.
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You're on your way to meet my father, Charles Marshall. My yes,
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he's curator at the Kara Museum, a talent that I rate second to
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his ability to produce a very beautiful daughter. Your pardon if I don't acknowledge
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the compliment, mister Race, I just want you to promise me that you'll
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let nothing de lay you on this journey. I want the staff of the
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Pharaohs to pass into your hands before it cost my father's life. During the
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rest of the journey to Lisbon, I made several attempts to engage her in
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conversation, but she turned away, tight lipped and frightened. When we hit
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the landing strip at Lisbon, she was first out of the plane and I
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saw her speak to a man and a woman at the gate. They walked
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into the airport restaurant, and Mark and I followed our plan for Cairo,
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wasn't you for two hours? I don't know the dame really thinks her own.
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Man, it's gonna get knocked off. Wouldn't you think she talks?
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She might be afraid of sounding foolish. Now, what's foolish you about a
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guy getting killed? It depends on who or what she thinks is going to
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do the killing. There aren't many legends about curses and the tombs of the
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Pharaoh's. Quite a minute spoke stuff ghosts and such something like that, So
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why don't you tell me this before you dragged me away from Brooklyn. You
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know I don't like no ghosts, especially ones which can't speak English. They're
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terrible. Right. There's the Dame now at the corner table with her friends,
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and she is giving you the big way, yes, rather a sudden
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change her heart. I think she wants you should go out with her.
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M Well, go ahead, go ahead. I will amuse myself at Jacob's
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while you are making friends and influencing people Jacob's. Yeah, yeah, I
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get around though. This is a sort of Portuguese bond grill I discover when
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I am here during the war. See you later, get back in time
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for the plane, don't worry. Hello, Hello Race, I think you'll
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be interested in meeting these people, mister and missus David Horton, Mister Race,
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just call me Dave. Everybody does, and call me Eve. The
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name fit her Eve. There was something new and wild and awakening about her.
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Her mouth was like ripe fruit, and she had a way of making
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everything about her disappear. They all do it. I beg your pardon.
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All men stared at my one. Dave. Please, I'm blushing, I'm
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sorry, Please forgive me who don't blame you a bit, I do.
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You didn't stare at me. Race, You didn't give me a chance.
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Where did your friend go, mister Donovan? Isn't it yes, Mark Donovan.
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He has a fondness for a spot called Jacob's. Dave and Eva going
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to Cairo two, Race taking a look at the pyramids. No, same
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as you take you look at the staff of the pharaoh. Now, don't
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look at me like that. I haven't been tattling, Dave. Finance the
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expedition. The staff really belongs to him. I'm turning it over to a
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museum, of course. My contribution to culture, oh bather, culture and
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the pharaohs and the pyramids. I want to walk. Care to join me?
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Race? May I call your race? I like it you may,
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and I would definitely care to join you. Then go ahead. Oh,
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give Linda and I chance at all. You'll have to excuse me for a
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moment, Dave, I have a telephone call to make greetings to a friend
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of father's at the Lisbon Museum. Run along, all of you. I'll
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have a drink. Eve Horton and I walk down the path to the far
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end of the field and watch the ships come in for landings. She held
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tight to my arm. Then suddenly, when there was nobody around, she
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swung about facing me, not holding my arms, but in them grace.
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You'll be with a swan Shu. Promise you're trembling. What's wrong? My
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husband? He frightens me and the staff. There's a curse on it.
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Promise it's part of my job. I promise, not that way. Promise
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me, Promise me. She pressed that mouth to mine, and I was
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ready to promise anything. When we broke it up, I wasn't happy.
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I thought of her husband, when his life must be like married to a
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woman like this. You're angry with me? No, I was just thinking,
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I won't do that again. Unyess you want me to. Let's walk
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some more. We walked around the fields three times, the better part of
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maur Then we came back into the restaurant race. We've been looking all over
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for you. We were just walking to go for you from tacos. Your
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friend has been hurt. Don't go, I've got to Oh what's wrong?
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Oh? Why side they said you were hurt? H Oh, No,
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there are no plane. You're all a chart on his bruis. Let me
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taste that Scott drugged it's drugged. Come on, Marcus, I'm getting you
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out of here. Somebody doesn't want to sound that plane to Cairo. Whoever
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didn't want to sound that plane got his wish. It was taking off when
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we reached the field, and I watched it until it was airborne. I
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made a quick check of all schedules on all continental airlines. By taking the
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plane from Lisbon to Rome and picking up an Italian flight to Cairo, we
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could pull in only five hours behind the plane we had missed. We did,
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but it was too late. I knew it as soon as we reached
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the Cairo Museum and walked into the curator's office. I knew it. I
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knew it would happen there. Go ahead and Grace, A fine time for
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you to turn up. What's happened? The suff of the Faders is gone
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and Linda's father has been murdered. When did it happen? A couple of
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hours ago? If only we had arrived sooner, it would have made no
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difference. It was fated. Who are you I am, Hassim? I
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am a student. I was assistant to the curator, assistant and probably assassin
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too. Don't be so liberal with your opinions. Dave, it's right.
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You've no right to be making such accusations. I am connected with the royal
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families of Egypt, Sir, I do not like thieves plundering the graves of
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my ancestors. Don't you call me a thief. You'll be a full day
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him. Please leave, I'll taught you later. I go because you ask.
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I will help you find the truth. But remember, mister David Horton,
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I do not leave through fear. We shall meet again when you wish.
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Hello, Race, Hello, who sit down? Sit down? Glad
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you could join us, But you know where's Linda trying to get control.
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She'll join us in a little while, I say, find out anything from
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the police. No trace of anything yet, the staff is still around.
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A thing like that isn't concealed easily, and it would be too risky to
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move it for a while. Oh there's Tibbet now you I'll get him.
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Excuse me for a moment, please, I say, Race, he's a
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great guy. You love meeting him. Tibo Blue Tibet an archaeologist. He
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was in charge of the excavating day. Were old friends. I see what
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you mean. Don't make a seat. Old friends eh, Hello, Hello,
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Loul Tibbet Frank Race, how are you? How do you do it?
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Comes Linda? How are you? Honey? I'm better peace. I
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understand that you were in charge of excavation at Karat's tomb. Tibbets, here's
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I'd like to see the spot whereas it near the pyramids, about nine miles
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out in the desert. Can we drive out? Sure? Morning? All
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right? Why not tonight at night? You wouldn't be able to see anything?
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Yestly will Most of the digging is done at night when the sunny down
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power generator for light and cooler. You know, yes, it would be
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Dave at the dinner Timid if you like. Well, just like chasing Rammell
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again at cheap in the desert. The excavation is right over the next,
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done by the lights. We walk to the excavation and down uncovered steps into
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the catacombs of the tomb. Arab workmen were digging carefully and others were carrying
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the dirt out in baskets. This was the main tomb chamber. I don't
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expect we'll find much on the others they're digging out. Now, what's through
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this passage? The minor chambers. We've already excavated. You want to look
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through them? Yes, here, take these flashlights. We've pulled the lighting
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equipment out of there. Hat follows. Look, I think I'm going to
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go back and wait under the stars. I like stars. This grave stuff
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is definitely not for me to place my cave in it's well being. Mark'll
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take an explosion to give it in. I explore easy. I'll see you
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laid upstairs by wait here, Race, I'll lead him back to the main
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chamber. All right, I'll be right here. Welcome to the tombs at
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my ancestors. Mister Race. Who is it Turn your light this way,
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Hussin, Yes, mister Race, and you were right. The tombs are
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suddenly being It would take an explosion. What do you intend to do,
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Hussin? What do you intend to do, mister Race. We'll return to
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the adventures of Frank Race in just about one minute, and I'll act to
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the adventures are Frank Wright doesn't choked me. And I was buried under what
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seemed to be tons of earth, and I dug my way out, got
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to my feet in the darkness. I lost my flashlight. Here it was
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silent, black and oppressive. And I heard a sound in the tomb.
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Hussim, where are you. I'm trying to find you, fellow. Oh
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here, take it easy, I'll dig you free. I injured badly.
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I do not think so good. This beam is pinning you down. I'll
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raise it. You try to slip out ready, yes, no, I
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am free. Now you rest a little, Hussim. Then we'll try to
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get out of here. We cannot dig out, mister Race, not before
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the air is gone for you. I am sorry for myself. I do
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not care. There are diggers outside. They'll get to us if somebody wishes
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them to do so. But I am afraid the order will not be given.
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Relax and do not think it is an honor to make this step into
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eternity in the company of the pharaohs. He was right, and I knew
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us exertion would only use up the air faster. It was little enough.
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I kept track of the time at the luminous dial on my wrist watch.
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Two hours past three five. The heaq was stifling. I felt weak,
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dizzy. Hussim, listen, they're digging you dream Husim, Ussim, fass
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all right, all right, what another cloth here? Give me? Come
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on, come, on race, Come on, come one tickets dad,
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a boy, you didn't come on? Here you go? Where's Hussim?
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A local constable? Coming? Hollo more if we even kim too? You're
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right, yeah, he kind of a bomb in a place. He didn't
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do it. He was in front of me and the explosion came from behind
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me, blocking the exit. Hello, he alright, darling. I'm so
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glad. You're all right? Yeah, yeah, yeah, fine, fine,
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big glad. But don't smote him right now. Smotted a guy for
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good time. I'm sorry. I didn't think. Where's Timid? He's the
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guy which went back into town to call a cop so they could take Hassim
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away. He did that before we were dug out. Yeah, I was
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still busy digging to notice, and he knew Hussy was in there. We've
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got to get back in the town mark Race. You mustn't exert yourself,
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Yes, baby, I must, because it was an official police who picked
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us him up. We'll be lucky if we find him alive. My hunch
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was only too right. Hasim was not in the Cairo jail and Tibbot having
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placed a call there, I sent Mark on a hopeless search of the city.
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Then I located Linda Marshall and Dave Horton in the bar at the hotel
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Race. Good to see you, old man. You've told us what happened.
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Anybody tell you how it happened? Yes, Cass him blew up the
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passage wrong, Tibbot blew up the passage? Good? Why would he do
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a thing like that because he had no intention of letting the staff of the
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Pharaohs get to London. And I've got a sneaking suspicion he isn't the only
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one. Are you implying that I'm involved in this? What makes you ask
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that? Are you calling me a kief? Keep your voice down and your
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hands. That's only a sample. I don't like scenes. He's a strangely
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sensitive man. Good night. Oh wait for me, Race, I'm going
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with you. She followed me into the lobby, and just as we rounded
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a bunch of polot plants, the revolving door at the entrance turned and Eve
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Horton stepped in. But this was one time on the side of her didn't
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blot out everything else. Pulling away from the curb was the car she had
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stepped out of. Behind the wheel was lowt Tibot. I mean a dash
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from the door. But as I brushed past eve Hoorton, I stumbled the
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sturdier plants and managed to avoid falling. But it was all the time Tibot
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needed. He was gone, Oh, Race, I tripped you. I'm
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sorry. She did it deliberately. That's not important. Timbot was in that.
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Can you let him get away? Why? Because he hasn't done anything.
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I believe that when I see Hassim alive, is alive? Tibbot faked
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that. Please call so we could get Hassim away from the tomb without interference.
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Hassim belongs to a student route that isn't too popular with the natives.
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The explosion was an accident. Why didn't Tibot come and tell me about it
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himself? And what makes your husband so sensitive about the word thief races?
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I've got it, hit it down here, I'll get some help. Never
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mind, she'll come to in a minute. If she isn't all right this
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minute, what do you mean? Or maybe she's fainted, maybe she's faking.
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In any case, I'm going to do a little checking on her husband.
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I went to the nearest cable office, shout a few inquiries to key
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men in London and waited for the answers to come back. When they came,
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they cleared away part of my mental sandstorm. Dave Horton was in tight
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quarters financially. He'd been speculating in money exchanges, especially the British pounds sterling,
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and the evaluation had knocked the props out from under him. I went
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back to my room to think it over. Grace huss him. He'd been
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beaten, horribly beaten. I knew immediately that I was looking at a man
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who was dying. There was nothing I could do for I said, I
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would help you find the truth. Who did it? Huss him? I
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did, telled him, why I see race? Holy oh, I better
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go, no Omark, he's dead, Get a car fast? What we
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go? After the staff of the Pharaohs. It's back in the tomb of
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King Farat Uncommon almost there, it's just over this's doing. Look it has
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him tell you the thing was here when he passed out. I have a
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hunch that's what he tried to tell me as he died. Hey, other
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guys here, does no one belong to Dave Warden? Yes, the other
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belongs to lou Timid. Nobody's working the shift must have been called on.
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Wait a minute, somebody's working. I come in between those two crys.
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I think that's the Muggle. Slip me that, Mickey and Jacobs. What
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are your guys one here? We're just tourists. Don't stop touring. Go
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on a handsake, mark your pride, lad Mark Chick, get his gun
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and time off of the police. Then follow me in hurry The cars made
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it as since that my hunch was paying off. I went into the tomb
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that the lights were off. I groped a bottle of dark until a flashlight
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blared. I pulled tight into an alcove in the war and waited, let
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me take an easy day. Pray now that your lights are a friend,
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I'll borrow that flash. I groped again, keeping the light off until I
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might need it. I took a turn off the main chamber and stumbled over
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Something cut the light and flashed it. It was the body of lout Tibbot.
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Something had crushed in the back of his skull. He was dead.
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The rest of the chambers were empty, but I finally found but I wanted
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the narrow opening through which Hussim and I had been pulled from the cabin I
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slipped through quietly. There was a faint light from the small room at the
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turn off. Somebody was digging. I came in behind the sound. All
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right, Linda, O punder, didn't you? I was just digging it
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out. I'm glad you're here to take possession. Race. Now the trouble
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is all over. Not quite, baby, there's a bill to be collected
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for a couple of murders. I hope Eve isn't mixed up in this.
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I like her. Sometimes murders are committed by very lovable people. We'll see
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as soon as we get this staff back to the Carro Museum. All right,
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mark at the staff of the pharaohs on that table. This time,
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we'll stay with it. Okay, it's the littest thing was heavy. It
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wasn't lying. Hey, look what'd you Mike, Lindon Dave going in the
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next room for. Because I had the police bring Eve into I'm going to
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put a jigsaw puzzle together. You can listen from behind the but make sure
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nobody gets through here. If one of them try to crash out, they
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will run into a mighty left hook, I assure you, good boy.
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Marcus said, tight, Race, what's the meeting of bringing Eve here and
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having off the take. Take it easy, Dave, Thank you, Linda.
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The reasons are obvious. Somebody in this room as a murderer and a
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thief. No, I told you never to use that word. Sit down,
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Dave. Why were you angry with Tibbott when you went to get him
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that night at dinner, just a few seconds after you told me what a
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great guy he was, because he said I shouldn't be upset about the theft
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of the staff. He said I could cash in on the insurance. You
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could use a million dollars day if you're broke from speculation. I checked.
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I said I'd give the stuff to a museum, and I meant it.
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I don't get my money that way. Then why does the word thief bother
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you so much? Stop it? I'll tell you why. Race. My
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father was a wealthy man. Then he went broke in the market crash in
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nineteen twenty nine. He was used to living well, so he got a
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job and embezzled. He died in prison. Race, I'll kill you for
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this. I'm sorry, but it's necessary. Go on, Eve. Oh,
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I've seen my husband with misfortune and I was afraid, afraid, of
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what he might do. I wanted you around, Race to prevent it.
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That's why I kissed you. You want to take an easy day and try
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to understand it. I think I do. It was because I was on
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the right side of the law, Wasn't it the safe side? That's all
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you want the safety of being honest? Yes? I love my husband truly,
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Dave. I do love you. Tell me you didn't do it,
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sir. There you poor a frightened girl. Of course I didn't, now,
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Race, Perhaps you understand why the word made me so sensitive. I
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do, and I apologize to both of you humbly. Wait a minute,
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Race, don't tell me you're falling for this cornball act. Yes, Linda,
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because they're telling the truth. Who you Baby? But I found the
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staff and helped you out. You helped me because I was blocking your exit
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and your new was all over. Your outside boy killed your partner Tibbott,
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and you knew that the thug was knocked out to her. I couldn't have
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gotten in the curator was my father, Race, Remember, I wouldn't have
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killed him. I doubted, Baby. He wasn't your father, and you're
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not an Egyptologist. If you were, you'd never have said we wouldn't be
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able to see anything at the tombs at night. You'd have known that most
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of the digging was done at night under generated light to escape the heat of
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the desert sun. Very clever, Race, But have you got an answer
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for this? A gun? How charming? I'm going up back out of
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here. Don't follow me. The police are outside, Marcus. Take her
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to the easy wild, Chad. I will do that with pleasure. You're
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a something these dames. Dames always beef when and crying about something. The
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Adventures of Frank Race, starring Paul Dubove with Tony Barrett as Mark Donovan,
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comes to you from Hollywood. Others heard into night's cast were Elizabeth Root,
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Rosemary Carver, Gunner Peterson, Byron Kane, and Jane o'vello. This series
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is written and directed by Buckley Angel and Joel Murkin. The music is composed
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and played by Ivan Ditparnes. Be sure to be with us again this time
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next week for another dramatic chapter in the Adventures of Frank Race. Art Gilmore
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speaking. This is a Brucel's production. Welcome back. I have to admit
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I am getting a little disappointed in some of these later episodes. This is
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a series I didn't listen to all of the episodes in before playing for you,
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and it seems towards the end that they are, you know, really
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just reusing the same things over and over again. And this episode's kind of
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a case in point. We have a case that is solved by Frank Race
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discovering the said something that was off for the profession they were claiming, and
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then Mark Donovan disarmed the escaping killer. I also have to admit that I
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am really not sure I buy that hole. I have to fly into a
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rage whenever someone says the word thief. I guess that great old time radio
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star Groucho Marx might have called that the secret ord. That was a bet
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of a stretch. All right, Well, we're going to see some changes
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to our lineup here starting on next week. The Adventures of Frank Race will
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be moving from Monday's to Tuesdays, So Adventures of Frank Race will be coming
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on Tuesdays. Next week. We're going to finish up Let George Do It.
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And it basically just happens that we have one more episode of Let George
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Do It than we do the pre Bob Bailey Johnny dollars, and so in
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order to clear that up, next Monday, we'll be bringing you an adventure
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and let George do an Adventure with Bob Bailey. And it looks like,
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based on the outcome of our listener support campaign, we will be doing four
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days a week which will simply be brought to you by the support of our
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listeners, and then two days a week where we will have an ad us.
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It'll either be for one of the ebooks audiobooks we have out or it'll
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be an affiliate aut All right, well, that will actually do it for
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today. We will be back tomorrow with the cases of Mister Race. Join
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us next Tuesday for another episode of Frank Race, and be here next Monday
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for Let George do It. In the meanwhile, send your comments to Box
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