June 7, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | Horror Stories of Haunted Time, Southern Terror, and Murderous Secrets
Unknown Broadcast slips once more into the Weekly Spooky feed, carrying four old-time radio horror stories, classic OTR suspense dramas, and strange little nightmares that sound as though they were never meant to be transmitted at all.
Tonight, the signal begins with a clock that should not exist, moves through the perfume of wild oranges on a deadly Southern shore, follows a woman into a murder mystery wrapped in danger and inheritance, and ends with The Whistler watching a clever crime collapse beneath its own shadow.
🕰️ Time and Again
A clockmaker takes possession of a strange hourglass-shaped clock marked with the number 13, and soon discovers that time can be stopped… but never stolen without payment. This is classic radio horror at its most deliciously cruel: a cursed object, a bargain with time, and a machine that seems to beat like a living heart.
🍊 Wild Oranges
A lonely Georgia island. A ruined plantation house. The heavy scent of oranges in the dark. What begins as an eerie coastal discovery turns into a claustrophobic tale of survival horror, obsession, and a knife-wielding threat hidden beneath the Spanish moss.
🐻 The Cross-Eyed Bear
A mysterious classified ad offers danger, money, and employment to a beautiful woman willing to risk her life. But the deeper she goes, the more the job becomes tangled in murder, hidden heirs, secret identities, and the kind of suspense that keeps smiling until the trap snaps shut.
⚖️ The Penalty
A vanished man, a suspicious family, a supposed kidnapping, and a body that may not be what it appears to be. In this Whistler mystery, guilt hides behind clever paperwork, old letters, false identities, and one fatal assumption: that no one will look closely enough.
Four stories. Four doors. One broadcast that insists it found you by accident.
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Tonight, the signal begins with a clock that should not exist, moves through the perfume of wild oranges on a deadly Southern shore, follows a woman into a murder mystery wrapped in danger and inheritance, and ends with The Whistler watching a clever crime collapse beneath its own shadow.
🕰️ Time and Again
A clockmaker takes possession of a strange hourglass-shaped clock marked with the number 13, and soon discovers that time can be stopped… but never stolen without payment. This is classic radio horror at its most deliciously cruel: a cursed object, a bargain with time, and a machine that seems to beat like a living heart.
🍊 Wild Oranges
A lonely Georgia island. A ruined plantation house. The heavy scent of oranges in the dark. What begins as an eerie coastal discovery turns into a claustrophobic tale of survival horror, obsession, and a knife-wielding threat hidden beneath the Spanish moss.
🐻 The Cross-Eyed Bear
A mysterious classified ad offers danger, money, and employment to a beautiful woman willing to risk her life. But the deeper she goes, the more the job becomes tangled in murder, hidden heirs, secret identities, and the kind of suspense that keeps smiling until the trap snaps shut.
⚖️ The Penalty
A vanished man, a suspicious family, a supposed kidnapping, and a body that may not be what it appears to be. In this Whistler mystery, guilt hides behind clever paperwork, old letters, false identities, and one fatal assumption: that no one will look closely enough.
Four stories. Four doors. One broadcast that insists it found you by accident.
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🎉 Unlock exclusive bonus episodes and support the show on Patreon!
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🎵 Music by Ray Mattis 👉 Check out Ray’s incredible work here !
👨💼 Executive Producers: Rob Fields, Bobbletopia.com
🎥 Produced by: Daniel Wilder
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Ah my dear, it feels like it's been so long.
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I'm so happy to see you. Oh what's that Well,
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I don't quite know, but I recommend you don't look
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at it for very long.
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I mean it.
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Please, please have a seat on my favorite chair. Get comfortable,
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get cozy. The fire is so delightful, even in the
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dead of summer, because the cold never truly leaves, It
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just waits and hides. But of course it is time and.
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Again come in. Welcome, I'm e G. Marshall.
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Welcome to the fear you can hear, Welcome to the
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sounds of suspense. It was the ill fated Prince of Denmark, Hamlet,
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who lamented the time is out of joint, Oh cursed
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spite that ever, I was born to set it right.
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Many people before and since have echoed the same cry
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of despair, but none with more compelling justice and reason
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than Ethan vigil clockmaker and destroyer, Ethan Vidual, for whom
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a special clock struck, a magic and an evil hour.
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Got your boxed in. You'll move, Jake, No, don't crush me.
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I'm thinking. I'm thinking, God, Dian Heaven, eaton. How can
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you stand that infernal rackety?
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What why?
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Oh you're in the clock stracking. I don't even know anymore?
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Gonna go ahead? What do you want to give up?
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No?
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No, who can think of a chest move with all
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terl will breaking loose? Now on start our games after midnight?
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You can drive a man's stocks, tanman, I swear to
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Sam Hilty?
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Can you to live? Sall?
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Two living things left in the room with a terrifying
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moment as stood still self le machine actors.
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Our mystery drama Time and Again was written especially for
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the mystery theater by Ian Martin and stars John Beal.
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It is sponsored in part by Anheuser Busch Incorporated, brewers
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of Budweiser, and by the Kellogg Company, makers of Kellogg's
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special k Cereal. I'll return shortly with Act one.
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When you drink beer, do you tilt the glass for
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long haughty swallows or just tip it and sip it? Well,
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sipping's the thing for wine, but Budweiser beer is a
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hearty drink, brood for zest and character. The best way
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to enjoy Bud is to drink it, not chug a lug,
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just man sized beer drinker swallows.
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That's when that.
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Famous Budweiser taste, smoothness and drinkability really come through smoothness
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and drinkability that come only from natural carbination and exclusive
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beechwood aging. Smoothness and drink ability too good for any
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half hearted sipping, So drink up.
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You'll see that brewing.
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Beer right does make a difference, and that when you
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say Budweiser, you've said it all and isaa Bush Saint Louis.
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No matter what you saving for, that's what Suburban Saving.
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Suburban Savings offers you. A regular savings account with flexibility.
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You can add any amounts of your account whenever you wish,
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withdraw whenever you want. Suburban Savings pays a five point
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twenty five percent annual interest rate on regular savings paid quarterly,
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which earns an annual effective yield of five point forty
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seven percent. Interest is compounded continuously from day of deposit
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to day of withdrawal, as long as fifty dollars is
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maintained in the account to the end of the quarter.
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Come into Suburban Savings and open an account with flexibility
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our regular savings account. In New Jersey at they owned Edgewater,
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Elmwood Park, Emerson, Packettstown, Morris Plains, Nutley, Paramus and Sparta.
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Few of us can resist the fascination of an auction,
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and I'm no different than most, which is how and
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why I happen to possess this curious document, which reveals
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a bone chilling account of how many lives were lost,
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so manly and eerily to the inhuman demands of what
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Ethan Vigil called that damnable machine, the tale I'm about
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to take. No, no, wait, if you can manage to
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decipher his cramped long hand, let Ethan Vigil confess for himself.
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Hi Ethan Vigil, clockmaker by trade. I'm writing this in
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case when the moment comes, I failed to destroy the
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hour glass clock. For if I failed, someone must destroy it,
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kill it and.
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Its ghastly existence.
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Before God knows how many innocent people will die satisfy
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its to say she will first. The clock itself came
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into my possession, more or less by accident. I was
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working late at my shop one night about a year ago,
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and I heard it tapping on the closed glass door. Sons, nations,
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some people can't read signs. Who was like to break
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the glass?
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Stop back there you see and close and pop there?
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Let be, I'll get on with you. You want me sorry,
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give me a chance.
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I'll give you the charms that.
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I live times.
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Look, it was raining heavily, the water streaming down the glass,
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but the object he had drawn from the cover of
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his pea jacket drew my eyes like a magnet. It
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was a clock, the life of which I've never seen,
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shaped like an hour glass, with a strange appearing pendulum
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hanging in the lower half in the face, and the
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upper had in the place of the figure twelve at
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the top of the face.
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There's the new move thirteen.
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I had to see that clock more closely. Grish your governess.
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You're a life saver.
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You are.
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What do you want?
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I want you to have a look at this here clock.
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The clock is the only reason I let you in.
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I'd like to have a look at it myself. Let's
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take it over, the bitch. You want this clock prepared?
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I want to send it to you. It's what I want.
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I hope I don't regret this, But come on to
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my place in the back room. There's a fire and
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then dry effort. Better back up that fire. What do
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you get this clock? Why it came into my possession
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when its owner died? It does a run well, now
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that their clocket doesn't run. I'd be the first to
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admit it. I'll give you twenty dollars now, look weary dollars.
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Take it or leave it?
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Maybe down and now. But I know a good thing
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when I see it, and I don't intend to be
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taking advantage.
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O why somebody would be any question of who's being
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taken advantage of?
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Harry is Ethan?
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Who is this person?
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He's a customer more or less. Here's my sister in law.
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It's near on the midnight.
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My poor six sister is pining upstairs for her husband
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to bring her a little faith and consolation.
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Oh now, Mama, certainly I'm sorry to intrude on family.
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Probably, don't Ethan get rid of this man?
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You better go over the water about our business and
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the clock. Twenty dollars is all I have to my name,
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Oh tanking, don't you do it? Ethan? Though, mind your
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own business for once, Harriet, I had little doubt my sailor,
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who called himself Harry Stubbs, had dubious title to that
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strange clock. But like all collectors, to own something totally
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and unreservedly unique is an overriding obsession.
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Is he gone, yes, Oh, look at this place after
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you had that that derelict in here, lights on all
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over the place, eating up money, to say nothing of
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good heart cash thrown away on that piece of junk
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on the table.
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It was my own money.
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What own money?
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You and Henrietta wouldn't even have a roof over your heads,
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let alone a piece of business if it weren't for me.
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Oh no, it's my money to keep you going. And
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don't you forget it now you locked the door of
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the shop.
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I still have some repairs left to do.
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You have to get up early tomorrow and do them.
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I just wanted to have another look at this clock.
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You'll waste no more time or light or fuel down
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here tonight. It wasn't a good money paid out. I
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take that piece of junk on the table and dump
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it in the rupt.
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Oh I wish she'd done just that.
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Let the city collected with the morning crash and bury
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it forever. But fate hadn't planned it that way. So
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I went upstairs from Harriet to face another problem I
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didn't know how to resolve my ailing wife, Henrietta.
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Is that you, Yes, Henrietta, where have you been working?
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There?
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Are you hurting. When don't I heard? How's your back?
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It is in my back, it's my stomach, Ethan. I've
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been I'm scared. I've been afraid to think of it.
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But I know Harriet's sure.
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I've got eyes.
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No, no, none of that. You just get off to sleep.
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That's what you need.
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You just don't know how it is to be suffering
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every blessed minute of every day.
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As I slipped under the covers and lay wide awake
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beside Henrietta, snoring away, my mind went back to the
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strange clock on the table downstairs, the intriguing mystery of
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a mechanism I had never even imagined in forty years
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of clockmaking, and the enigma of white thirteen replaced the
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new Moll twelve on the face.
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All the next.
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Morning between my infrequent customers, I puzzled Pope Pride to reveal.
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The workings of this bizarre clock.
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But by one o'clock in the afternoon, when I was
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completely stymy my wife surprised me by coming out to
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the bench in her bathroom.
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Henrietta, what's wrong, I've been calling for someone?
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Where's Harry?
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As she went to market. I'm sorry I didn't hear you.
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I've got those blinding headaches again. Could we send for
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doctor Royce? Is that the old clock that Harriet told
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me you threw a way hard earned money on.
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It's a very valuable antique and original.
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And it was my money.
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Does it run? And what good is it?
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It's worth twenty dollars as it is at least in
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working conditions, could be personalist. Can you fix it?
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Nor?
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Why not?
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Won't look at it?
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In me?
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Have you ever seen anything like it?
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First of all, our glass shape of the keys.
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That's inside, well, that's the problem.
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Except for the two round glass windows and they're not
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even glass.
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I don't know what they are.
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What window one for the clock face in the upper
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cop if you want to call it that, and the
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one in the lord inverted cup where you can see
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what looks like a pendul all.
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It can't just shake it and get that to swing.
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It doesn't seem to be the way it's activated.
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It's quite stationary, funny lopsided shape.
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Maybe it melted or something.
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Can't you get into.
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The works and through this lid on the top. Hell, look,
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there's all you can see the works, very old wooden
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gearsed wooden pinion, wooden axes, no way to.
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Lift it out.
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I can't even get my hand in there to truck.
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Let me.
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It's so silly.
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There must be some with out. What is it?
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A silly old clock is done?
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What's a murder? My finger is bleeding?
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It it sound like something bit me.
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Come on, let me see it. Just a scratch.
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Scarcely drew blood.
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Saying I'm not taking any chances with that dirty old clock.
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I could end up with blood poisoning. I'm going to
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run this underwater. Now you get me a bandage and
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some disinfected.
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Right, it was you.
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I was suddenly aware that the clock was running and
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its beat was the sound of the human heart.
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Follow his wife right away, because suddenly he had become
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conscious that the dead clock had come to life, that
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it had started to record time again, and that the
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sound of its beat was very different from all other clocks.
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