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Leonidas Witherall - Murder on the Train · Leonidas Witherall

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Don't open that coffin. You know there isn't yes a dead bunny in there.
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They might also be Oh, the lid's coming off now we can see
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inside. W o R presents the distinguished American actor Walter Hampden in the Adventures
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of Leonidas Witherall. Leonids withero is always getting mixed up in murdered. He
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wouldn't think so. He looks just like Shakespeare, it is, and he's
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head of an important school for boys in New England. He also writes thriller
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stories on the side of the Lieutenant Hazel Times story and as director of a
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school, Leonodus has been called to Chicago for an educator's convention, hasn't he,
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Mister Hampden Yes. In his home at forty Birch Children daughdum Bill Shakespeare
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as his friends call him, is about to leave for the railroad station police
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as nay Beard and all. And he used to be accompanied by the neighborhood
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housekeeper, the indomitable Missus Mullett. Forget anything, Oh, I remembered everything,
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Missus Mullett. How about you? Oh? I brought everything with me
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when I came to work this morning. I'm still amazed at dog, good
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luck and getting Professor Murkey's reservation for you two baddies. Ill, of course,
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my sister'll be so surprised to see me, poor thing, she's so
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sick. Come on, we've just a few minutes to get the station.
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Not that I am anxious to be at the convention. Well, what's a
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convention live? Well, a man says nothing, nobody listens, and then
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everybody disagrees. Must be interesting your delegation using the whole car, No,
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just half of it? Shall we go? Train leaves at four twenty and
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it's four o'clock. Now I'll take all the baggage, and well I can
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take these small things. Well, we'll do some nice chuli folks on the
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train. Wonder who the other passengers will be? Well, Spara, where's
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the doe? Give me to you? On the train? Danny, you've
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been stolen me, Spara. It's almost five weeks this time. It's the
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McCoy Danny. You'll get it. When's the book going to be published in
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a bottom month? Did you change the manuscript? No, just the way
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I wrote it. Huh? Just the way I wrote it? You mean?
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Yeah? You wrote it like mahamt mc Gandy, you wrote it.
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We went into that, Danny too many times. I got the manuscript.
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Who stole it? Why did you get so technical? I gave it to
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the publisher. Margie swore I wrote it. It's an opening shot case,
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Margie doublecross me. She knows it's my script. Show me work on it.
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You're using the same title for the book. Sure, the big Shot.
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That's it, The Big Shot. It's a very hot piece of literature.
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Danny and the great guy himself gets a look at that book. He's
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label to blow is top yeah or yours? I'm taking that chance. It's
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worthy to get back at him any recket of his every job you ever pulled
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the calley in there in that book, a book I sweated over. You
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get a don't worry you just be on that train before twenty for Chicago.
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And if I don't get it, then Spara, I'm gonna catch your heart.
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I know, I'd kind of like to do it anyway. Just be
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on the train. You'll get the payoff there, you'll get the payoff,
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all right, the final payoff. Craggy the commander for Chicago. Raggy the
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commander for Chicago. It's for way, miss you went at all. Why
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doesn't the train leave. Look out on the platform, Missus mullett, you'll
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find the answer. See the men out there, Oh yes, say that's
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a funeral. Well sort of. They look sad. That's what's delaying us
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four fellers. That the dead man was a good friend of theirs. The
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looks the same. Put the coffin into the baggage corner, won't belong.
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I guess my lot to be on a train with a coffin. Let's say
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it's very bad. Raggy the commander for Chicago, Raggy and easy, don't
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drop it, looks said, you don't look sad. It's supposed to be
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a funeral. I never thought of coppin weighed so much. All right,
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slide it on the way. The guys will roll it in a baggage car.
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Now here we go. Hey, listen, Benny, why the boss
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want to pull a job this way? I think there's an awful, screwy
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way to do it. He said, it's the only way, and we
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gotta do it. Pay them all. We can't miss either. After the
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coffin's in the baggage car, I got the whole plan doped out. It's
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a good thing you got strong noise. Yeah, and it's a heart.
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I take these things for granted, guys, brain says. If I miss
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it's going to be all for say it for me. Hey, they got
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the coffin inside. Yeah, yeah, I better get on and believe them.
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Hey, Benny, Hey Benny, don't forget the baby Where rapper is
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in compartments six car fire? Yeah, I know, horses on car five
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too, Bye, goodbye. You're gonna sit here by the carp and mister
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yeah, I'm the guy gonna ride to Chicago with a stiff. That's cut
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me up, Picker. Well, if you have any time free from the
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convention in Chicago, mister witherill just drop over and see my collection fineness butterfly
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collection in the Middle West. Yes, mister Leia, I'll be all a
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flutter to see it. Nice late, isn't it. And here I've been
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talking almost forever to you and missus Mullett. Well, not forever, Italy,
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I just seems that way. Well, it was a real pleasure to
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make your agreements, Missus Mullott. Good night, mister Leo. I'm going
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back to the observation car I always take ten deep breaths of pure air before
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I go to bed, puts new oxygen in the lungs. Better see you
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in the morning, helpy with it. Come it is to thank you.
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Well. I did be going to my compartment too. I'll be in number
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four, you know. Then there's the one next story here that's Shicks.
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Now this one's number eight, isn't it. That's right, ma'am. I'll
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make up number four. Man be back soon. Listen, mister it at
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all you hear the next store in number six while all games along comes right
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through the door. Okay, so I double cross you? So what you
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low down rack? Evidently they're not honeymoon. Tell the police. You wouldn't
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get the first phase the big start going to be printed. I'm the guy
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that wrote it as far as everybody's concerned, and you're just a nuisance.
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And what can you do about that? I gave up Danny on account of
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you. I helped him work on the book. Then I stepped all over
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them asfore you wrote it? And what because you said you and I was
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go and place this together. You gave official testimony. You can't furger yourself.
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You're up a tree and I got you there. So what Lanny's on
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this playing. Did you know that? Sure? I told him to be
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here, told him i'd pay off. Let me. I don't get a
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knuck off, not since if we're chasing me around, you annoy me.
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You don't really mean that you still like me so much embarrassing. We better
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stop eavesdropping, missus mullett. Why not on your life, just when it's
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getting interested it call me. You're getting that cheap out of all over my
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shoulders. Don't you feel like kissing me? Good night? Get out?
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You'll make me sick. You don't want no part of me. Huh,
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I get no money, no nothing. Okay, we'll see who wins a
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last round. Oh, hang up, will you? I want to go
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to face and when I get finished with you, you'll put you up bed
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with a shovel. Missus mullett, that's hardly the sort of idyllic conversation to
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make a nice lullaby. Well, I suppose you're right. Look good night,
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missy, with it all, miss bullet, see you in the morning.
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I don't like this train at all. You goth freshing each other.
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Then back there in that bag, each car, that caucus. I can
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feel something horrible is going to happen something that is frees your blood in your
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vein. Good night, mister, with it all pleasantly? Why God miss
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this sad? I am coming into Cleveland. Wake up, George. Oh
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yes, George. It may be necessary to wake my fellow pastor in the
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next compartment there, But could you do it with a shade less violence.
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I've been trying desperately to fall asleep. Well, he's gonna miss Cleveland.
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I gotta get him up. Yes, but all you have to do is
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to wake one man. You're not supposed to blitz queed the train. He
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made me find out that. To make sure he gets off of Cleveland,
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I practically broke down this compartment door, but I can't get him out.
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Well, keep trying. The lucky fellow's probably a heavy sleeper. Good night,
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sir, sleep well, Oh, I'll do it real, gentlemen,
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wake up in Cleveland, George, why don't you open his door and go
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in? Jean's right, I'm not supposed to do that. Well, if
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you're going to continue your present tactics, would you please get something for me?
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What a small bottle of ether? I guess I better go in a
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way. Yes, I can get some sleep I hope, Oh my goodness,
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oh oh he's oh my mom my, conductor, what's wrong? George
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the man the fella in the compartment sixties? Oh what is it? That
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man's dead. I'll get my bottle dead? Yes, d a I d
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did. I hope your medical diagnosis is better than your spelling, George says
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the passenger and the compartment between us. He's dead, going in, you
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see, I told her, Well, let's see coming to the compartment.
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M m he's dead, all right, no matter how you're spelling. I
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don't know. That's funny. This man looks different than me. Different.
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Huh. Well, all men's faces change a little when they die for the
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better, I suppose, so, of course I never did seem so good
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anyway, I watch out, George the old passenger in sixties dead? Yes,
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who's this fella? I believe the phrase is an innocent bas stand the
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conductor. My name is Leonadus witherwaw anybody in the name of the dead man?
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All right, I'll wire the police at our next stop. They can
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take over from there. Un let's look around. See who this collor is.
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Well, you should that mister Witherhall takes charged. He used to solve
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in murders. How do you know this man was murdered? Oh, when
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mister Witherdoll's around, everybody gets murdered after the Why we don't missus mullett,
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and don't exaggerate. All right, folks, everybody go back to bed.
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You're gonna be holding your teacher's convention in this compartment. Say what, I
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let mister Witherill take charge. You're sure we all know him? He starved
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detectives? Are you a detective? Mister? You with the beer? Officially
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no, occasionally by an odd and unpredictable serious circumstances. Yeah, it's serious.
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Okay, so you're a detective. Well, get going. Maybe you
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can help find out who this dead man is. Well, it is the
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wallet in his hands. Room, he is it? His name's Thomas Bridges,
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one forty seven Mandoly Boulevard, Boston. Here it is cold, it's
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articulous. Our return ticket comes Chicago, Chicago. Well that's strange. Why
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is it strange? We're going to Chicago, aren't we? Mister This man
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asked George to get him off at Cleveland. Think he really was bumped off?
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Mister Witherall or no signs of violence can mister I just heard, isn't
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it too shock? Oh yes, mister Leo. Very unfortunate heart attack.
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Probably probably some people will disobey M and M and mother nature. Yes they
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streamed. Okay, uh, this gentleman on the bed, he's dead,
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but that's not why Why that Thomas Bridges? Yeah, yeah, Bridges?
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Did you know him? We met in the diners and what's your name?
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Margie, Margie Macintosh? That guy. I think it's the best if we
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all went back to sleep. When the police come, we can find out
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exactly what's happened. Good idea well, pleasant dream or excuse me, but
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could you tell me what's happened? What are you poking around for? Mister?
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I'm a writer and I sometimes do newspaper work. My name is Randon
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Danny Randolph. Man named Bridges just kicked off. I see well look,
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can I just take a look and see? What did you say? His
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name was Bridges? Right, we've told you have anything exciting develops after the
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police arrives, mister Randolf all, I appreciate it. I'm down car twelve.
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I like to know everything that happened. Time bray it up, folks,
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everybody back way I've along. I'll turn out the light. Mister wither
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Wrong, close the door. Well, well, I'll be in the next
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car if you leave. Oh, thank you. Don't a lie, but
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I don't think I can help much. Another can tell Oh good night,
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missus mcinto. Don't forget to tell me when the police come. Keep me
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up to the second. Oh, certainly, mister randolf I'll be in car
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seven if you want me, mister Witherall, all right, conductor, Well,
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I just want to be going back to my compartment. Don't go to
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your compartment. Wow, you've got some work to do about the dead man.
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Now, don't tell me you're going to go sticking your nose into this.
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You know, every time you get missed up in a murder, somebody
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tries to strangle. Yeah, wait till he car quiets down. Won't take
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a second. Then we'll sneak into compartments. Sick, what Paul are Well?
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I've been thinking of George's remarks that the gentlemen in the compartment looked different.
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Oh, also the fact that the original passenger in number six wanted to
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get off at Cleveland, and the dead man has a return ticket from Chicago.
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Did you Shay the original passenger. Yes, the corpse and six isn't
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the man who belongs there at all. I think someone else was their original
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And how can you be sure? Well, in going through his trunk,
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I noticed that although it was equipped with a splendid wardrobe, the pajamas were
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missing. They weren't anywhere in the room. You see. The man who
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slept in there first must have been wearing them. Ah, the passage is
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empty, and the conductors obligingly lowered the lights. Come on. Now here's
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the doll coming very quietly. What are you going to do? Shut the
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door? That's it now, hand me those bedroom stipers on the floor.
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Yeah, thank you, I just tried them on this man. Wait,
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I'll get the shoes off first. There. Now, you see the door
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is right. This compartment doesn't belong to mister Bridges at all. Belong to
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someone else. Someone who's wearing pajamas, someone who undoubtedly has been murdered.
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Who wear the dean? Well, where would you look for a dead body,
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missus Mullens? In a coffin? Clever of you? In a coffin?
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You mean that the real murdered man is in the baggage car in the
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coffin brought here during the funeral logical, isn't it? Come on, you're
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not going to the baggage car. I certainly am. Now someone's guarding that
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coffin. It's a law, so we'll have to dispose of him. Then
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we can go ahead, go ahead with b we can go ahead and open
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the coffin. Yes, we can go ahead and open mister. See peak
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of vistle glass in the door. The man's in there, shitting right beside
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the coffins. Let him speak to him and you stand casually beside him.
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Then when I nod, you hit him on the head. Use anything you
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see, grappling hook am I heavy package anything? Then we'll open the coffin.
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Uh that's hard. Well let's go. I opened the door. Hello.
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Oh hey, don't I know you? Yeah? No, yeah,
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yeah, you look like what's the name of the bird? Uh? Not
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bird, Bob Shakespeare? Yeah, that's the bird. Then you're acquainted with
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him, man, ah sure, not personal. I read two of his
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plays, Romeo and Juliette too. Who's the dame? Watch that missus mullett
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meet watch the bird? Okay, Oh my name's Benny. Hi. Hey,
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what are you two doing? Back? Here. Oh, we got
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restless, walk through the train and found ourselves back here. Who guarding that
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coffin here? Benny? Yeah, why don't you sit down on a six
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foot bungalow there and we'll split the breeze. You know, I got a
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great acquaintance with the works of Shakespeare. A lot of his chef's been lammatized,
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and don't say yeah, and all about it, all about his tragedies
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and comedies and there is say anything happened tonight while you were watching the coffin
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Ben there? Huh? Yeah, Well, anyone speak to you tonight?
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Any strangers? Yeah, I don't know anything, just squat here watching after
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my boyfriend and a fine overcoat had a nice idea for him too, you
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know what. I wanted to put one of them pretty flower horseshoes on the
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bunch, you know, the ones to say success. Benny. There's been
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a murder on this trend kind of an and I'm investigating it. You are,
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You're very much in the way, now, missus Bullett. I'll get
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them tell your Midsummer Night's dream. I'll hide Benny behind these mail bags.
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Fine, Now, I'll take this grappling hook and get at that coffin.
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Do you have to do that? It's no time to be nervous. Got
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this side up the other, set me nail this downd. It's very bad
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luck to open a coffin there. Don't tell him what his side how you're
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sure you have to do that? Now, I pick up the whole lid.
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Ready, missus Ullett, and I'm as ready as I ever will be.
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Don't behave so foolishly. Coffin's beIN open before body snatches. Do it
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regularly? Well? When I was around, Oh, here goes yeah,
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Why it's a man in pajamas and he's been stayed just as I thought.
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Someone stabbed this man during the middle of the night and then exchanged his dead
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body for the corpse in this coffin. They switched, if you see,
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with bridges body. But why would they do that? Cover up this chap,
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whoever he is, would disappear completely. You see, he was last
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seen boarding this train and then vanished as if by magic. By the time
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his friends or relatives discovered anything was wrong, he would have been buried in
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this coffin. What would happen to Bridges? I'm sure mister Bridges was selected
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because he's the type of man nobody would be looking for. Oh, Bridges
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death would be discovered by the coroner as a heart attack, which it probably
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was, and that would clear the killer completely. You see. Now,
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Offer's problem is who is this man? And secondly who played checkers with the
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two cadaveras? I bet that then he over there knows, Let me better
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revive him. Wait, look down the corridor. Someone's coming. It's that
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newspaper man and he ran all quick, hide behind these mail sex to find
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here with me? Right? Is this all right? You think they can
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see us? No? No, this is fine. You'll see the open
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coffin. That's just what I want. Holy smokes, Margie, what are
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you doing here? Not so loud? You notice the same thing? Huh?
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The wrong guy in Sparrow's compartment? Yeah? I figured somebody pulled the
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switch. Lerer he is? See him in the coffin? Yeah, I'll
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bet you can explain how it happened. Are you crazy? And it's not?
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When I saw that stiff and spires place, how'd you ever manage your
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sap? You don't the guy stabbed him? Do you? Why not he
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double cross aw about you? You really wrote the big shot spars stole it
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from you, was gonna collect from him on this train tonight. You don't
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take id knife him and lose a door, would you. Well, maybe
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he was a big boy himself. He do anything to keep that book from
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being published. It might have been his royal highness. Yeah, maybe I
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could make things very hot for you, Danny. I could shoot my mouth
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off about Sparrow taking your book, that it'd give you a terrific motive.
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And I could tell a cute leone about how you got to swear he wrote
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it and then told you to go jump in the drink. We don't have
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to be nasty to each other, Danny. We could be friends again.
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I've always been kind of sorry we broke up, haven't you. First you
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had me and then you catch me in for Sparrow. Now he's gone,
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Yeah, you're figure you'll take me back. Yeah, high class twist inches.
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I'll keep quiet. We can take up where we let to do.
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Yeah, sure, I could trust you. Wanna kiss and make up so
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you can get the dough from the book. Huh, go on scram for
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I push your face in, Danny. I'm getting out of here. This
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guy's no place to be with sparrow line in that coffin, Wait ni alone
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and keep your trutch. Danny, Oh quite a girl, ain't she?
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Sir? Charming? In a twist? Do you think she kills Star?
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Or did Danny do it? You've forgotten a suggestion Danny made himself. Maybe
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it was the gentleman they called the big shot who's about to be exposed for
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that book. Well, how can you find out who it was? It
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seems rather simple to me, since this is all because of the manuscript of
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a book. Whoever has that script is the killer. We'll have to search
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for it. And they're Burrs, and margis Danny's and you search the big
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shots. You don't know who he is. At least I can eliminate the
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first two. And missus Mullett, how's you scream these days? Well,
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after seeing you open that coffin, should be very good. Well, I
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want you to stand at one end of that car up front and scream for
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all your works and lead everyone on a merry chase all through the train.
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I want about three or four minutes of confusion to examine Margie's and Danny's luggage.
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Suppose the manuscript ain't there and we know the big shot to the killing,
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and we'd have to find him. Let's go up front. Leave Benny
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there. He seems to be resting so peacefully, probably dreaming about those two
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plays Romeo and Juliet. Come on ready, missus. Mallan read on,
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well catch them all chasing me for five minutes to find a manuscripts. Yes,
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I did, and I left it where I found it too. It
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was in here the station, mister Witherall, police will come on. We
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can get to the bottom of this. Now. I'm so glad the police
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are here. I was getting so ups if I imagine this has been quite
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a strain for you, misterrace a big pard. Miss Macantize, what do
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you mean the cops be coming on now, mister Randolph, everybody stay right
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here. Oh, I'm so glad. We'll know if anything suspicious is going
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on. I couldn't sleep thinking about this, couldn't sleep at all. And
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that's so bad. Suspense causes a noun favorable glandular page mother nature, mister
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Leah, oh my head. Or to have a doctor I ordered in solar
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physician. Ah here are huh hey listen this idea. Barbara just going to
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discuss the whole problem, Bennet. I see down by the end of the
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car there that the police have arrived to police. Yeah, command down here,
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officer, Okay, okay, where's the body you're worried about? Right
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in there, compartment six. It's a man named Bridges, Officer. I
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think I can explain what's happened. Who are you? He's the honor This
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Witheroll had a marriage at the academy. Mister Witherwoll's a very good ditech.
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Oh. I'm not a professional detective, but I can tell you about the
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murder that's taking place. Murder which Bridge is murdered. No, his body
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was secured somewhere so that a false funeral might be arranged, and his body
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in the coffin might be placed on this train. The murdered man was named
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Sparrow. Sparrow originally occupied this compartment. Shakespeare, Notaton Sherlock Holmes. I'm
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glad you spoke up. Benny Bennie was a part of the plan, obviously.
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He was working for a man identified only as the big Shot keep Sparrow
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from printing a book about his activities. This big shot hired Benny to kill
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Sparrow, steal the manuscript, and switch the body. Sparrow's bodies in the
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baggage car officer with a long knife in the side. I saw it,
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so, Benny, I didn't stay have no Sparrow. I know you didn't,
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Benny, because you haven't got the manuscript in question. I found the
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script and the real murderer's luggy. When Benny arrived at Compartment six, someone
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had already put a knife into Sparrow, but Benny, faithfully executing his orders,
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switched the bodies. Anywhere Where'd you find the manuscript? Now, Benny's
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error helped the murderer considerably. Sparrow had disappeared, no one would ever know
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where he had gone. Come on, come on, where'd you find the
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script? Now? That's the key to the whole problem, isn't it?
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My dam who has yes? Who's done this? Come on? If you're
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such a detective till well, go on, go on. I found it
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in Danny's briefcase. You were it was in your briefcase. Danny, you
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killed Sparrow. Don't try to get off this train. Danny, you make
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a dive for that platform, off with six slunts in your bac it did
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he stole my book? I would have made a fortune out of it.
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Tonight in his compartment he wouldn't pay off. He had a fight and there
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was a knife on the table. We both went for it and I won.
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That's all. I risked my life to write that book. I will
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let any man live who took it away from me, at least of all.
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Spiralless skunk, skunk, Oh, your biological background is a deplorable,
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Danny, deplorable. We'll take both bodies off. You come with me,
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Danny away. This was all that was excellent. You were a brilliant mind,
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and you must lead a very clean, helpful life. Yes, mister
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Laire, and I wish you did too. What do you mean, mister
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Leire? When I saw the manuscript and Danny's briefcase, I glanced for a
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second at a few pages I learned who this national criminal is, the big
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shop, the man who hired Benny and arranged the seking. Pretty buddy,
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this guy, it's nice little manes. Yes, this nice little man is
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the big shot. You'd better take him with you to offaica another crook.
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Boy. It's gonna take a lot of blue points to get all these people
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out of the cairn. All right, let's go Daddy, Come on you,
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I'm coming. I'm coming. Witch shoven Copper no conductor. I think
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we can continue on our way to Chicago and the convention. It'll seem so
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anti climactic. Now, I suppose everybody go back to your birth so that
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we get the bodies off. We'll leave and I go to sleep. At
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last, Sleep, I'm so tired, so tired. As the gentleman,
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I'm supposed to resemble his written Sleep that it's up the reveled sleeve of care,
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lock the door, the death of each day's life, sore label's bar,
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bomb of her mind's great nature's second course, fell off the ladder,
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climbing into an upper chief, nourish in Life's feast Sleep Sleep. W o
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R has presented the distinguished American actor Walter Hampden in the Adventures of Leonidus Witherow.
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Missus Mullett is played by Ethel Raymie. The character of Leonidus Witherwl is
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from the mystery novels by Alice Tilton. The radio script is by Howard Merrill,
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and the program is directed by Roger Barr. Witherill's involved in a history
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making event next week, Isn't he mister Hampden. Yes, the next week's
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stories about that miraculous and infinitely rare event, a nylon sale. It's a
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delightful and very exciting adventure in homicide, and I hope you will be listening
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next Sunday at seven Now, good night. Listen again next Sunday at seven
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pm for Walter Hampden in the Adventures of Leonidus Witherow. This program came to
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you from the studios of w o R in New York. This is mutual