April 26, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | Five Old-Time Radio Horror Stories of Love, Murder, and Suspense
Unknown Broadcast slips back into the Weekly Spooky feed with more old-time radio horror stories, classic OTR suspense, vintage mystery radio, murder, supernatural bargains, gothic dread, crime, and dark escape drama. This episode opens with Mother Love, a chilling Radio Mystery Theater tale in which Paula Richards, devastated by the certainty that she can never bear a child, turns to a fortune teller and dealer in the macabre for a bargain that promises hope at a terrible price.
🕯️ Mother Love — Desperation, longing, and the supernatural curl together in a story about impossible motherhood and the danger of asking fate to bend. It is intimate, eerie, and cruel in exactly the way classic radio horror should be.
🥂 The Weakling — From the shadows comes “the unusual story of The Weakling,” following young Clyde Banning, son of a district attorney, stepping out of a nightclub after a New Year’s Eve party and into trouble that feels doomed from the start. This one has the bite of noir weakness curdling into tragedy.
🕷️ Will You Walk into My Parlor — The title alone drips with invitation and menace, and placed here it feels like a trap disguised as courtesy. It suggests seduction, danger, and the old fatal mistake of stepping willingly toward what should have been feared.
🕰️ Mr. Markham, Antique Dealer — Suspense takes us into the cold dark preservation of the past, where antique clocks, deep carpets, and old secrets rustle behind polished surfaces. By the end, it becomes a tale of murder, guilt, and the terrible practicality of hiding a body.
🌊 The Fourth Man — The night closes with Escape, inviting us to flee from Noumea in John Russell’s The Fourth Man, a story steeped in peril, survival, and the kind of desperation that makes men show their true natures. It is a strong, hard finish with salt, fear, and doom in the air.
For listeners chasing classic OTR horror, vintage suspense radio, supernatural bargains, murder stories, old-time radio crime, and eerie anthology storytelling, this transmission has all the right shadows — and some doors should never have been opened in the first place.
🎧 LISTEN NOW and subscribe for spine-tingling horror stories every week!
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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
🌐 Explore more terrifying tales at: WeeklySpooky.com
🕯️ Mother Love — Desperation, longing, and the supernatural curl together in a story about impossible motherhood and the danger of asking fate to bend. It is intimate, eerie, and cruel in exactly the way classic radio horror should be.
🥂 The Weakling — From the shadows comes “the unusual story of The Weakling,” following young Clyde Banning, son of a district attorney, stepping out of a nightclub after a New Year’s Eve party and into trouble that feels doomed from the start. This one has the bite of noir weakness curdling into tragedy.
🕷️ Will You Walk into My Parlor — The title alone drips with invitation and menace, and placed here it feels like a trap disguised as courtesy. It suggests seduction, danger, and the old fatal mistake of stepping willingly toward what should have been feared.
🕰️ Mr. Markham, Antique Dealer — Suspense takes us into the cold dark preservation of the past, where antique clocks, deep carpets, and old secrets rustle behind polished surfaces. By the end, it becomes a tale of murder, guilt, and the terrible practicality of hiding a body.
🌊 The Fourth Man — The night closes with Escape, inviting us to flee from Noumea in John Russell’s The Fourth Man, a story steeped in peril, survival, and the kind of desperation that makes men show their true natures. It is a strong, hard finish with salt, fear, and doom in the air.
For listeners chasing classic OTR horror, vintage suspense radio, supernatural bargains, murder stories, old-time radio crime, and eerie anthology storytelling, this transmission has all the right shadows — and some doors should never have been opened in the first place.
🎧 LISTEN NOW and subscribe for spine-tingling horror stories every week!
🎉 Unlock exclusive bonus episodes and support the show on Patreon!
👉 WeeklySpooky.com/Join
📬 Contact Us / Submit Your Horror Story!
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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
🌐 Explore more terrifying tales at: WeeklySpooky.com
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My dear, so good to see you again. What's that well?
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I have been trying to spruce up a bit, even
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if I'm a bit late for the spring cleaning. Please
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please have a seat. I've dusted off my favorite chair
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just for you. The fire is getting plenty hot, the
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tea is nearly ready. Soon we'll be sipping warm joy
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as we mainline cold fear. But what could be more
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warm and inviting yet turns so terrifyingly callous and cold?
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Then well, I almost dare not say, mother.
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Love, come in. Welcome, I mee g.
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Marshall, Welcome to the fear you can hear, Welcome to
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the sounds of suspense, to the terrifying world of your
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own imagination. And I hope you won't hold it against
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us if we scare you a little with a tale
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that really could happen, I suppose. But when you hear
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the outcome, your hope it never does. Consider the case
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of Paula Richards, aged twenty four, who put her future
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in the hands of an old fortune teller and a
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dealer in the Maca.
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But one thing I must add about our arrangement. Yes,
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on the birth of the child, I will demand one favor.
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You must promise to grant.
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It a favor what.
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I shall ask it when the child is born.
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But I can't promise that one. I don't know what
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it is.
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It's a very small favor, but it is part of
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the bargain. And believe me, missus Richards, if you do decide.
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To bargain with me, I warn you to.
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Be ready to keep your part of it.
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Our mystery drama Mother Love was written especially for the
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Mystery Theater by Bob Duran and stars Joan Hackett. It
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is sponsored in part by Anheuser Busch Incorporated, brewers of Budweiser,
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and by the Kellogg Company, makers of Kellogg's special k Cereal.
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I'll return shortly with Act one.
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Some research experts say you can't taste the difference between beers. Well,
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if they're right, then Anheuser Busch wastes a barrel of
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time beechwood aging Budweiser.
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Only they don't think so.
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Brewing beer right does make a difference, and they're betting
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a bundle that you can taste the difference in bud.
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When it comes to brewing Budweiser, the Anheuser Busch choice
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is to go all the way, because they still care
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about quality.
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Look at it this way.
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If the bud people have a choice between what some
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experts say and what beer drinkers say, well you'd better
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believe they'll go with you beer drinkers. Every time when
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you say Budweiser, you said it all Anheuser Busch, Saint Louis.
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This is w Bow our New York, your Station four
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Mystery theater. Hey ma, what's for dinner?
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Shopwright has a beautiful buye to help you serve dinner
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fine imported porcelain china. The beautifully crafted Lovelace pattern by
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Crown Victoria, an elegant white on white platinum banded pattern
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to complement any table, now available only at Shopwright. The
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basic play setting pieces dinner plate, cup and saucer, desert
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plate and bread and butterplate are just.
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Thirty nine cents thirty nine cents each.
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With every three dollars purchase, a different play setting piece
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is featured each week at this special price. You'll want
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to collect all the magnificent completer pieces in matching ovenwear
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available every week at low prices too. Visit Shopwright and
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start your a set of lovely porcelain china today it's
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a beautiful buy.
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Hey, Ma, what's for dinner?
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Shop right?
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Has the answer?
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Offer?
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Not available in Westchester, Ulster, Orange, Duchess and Columbia counties.
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A doctor's waiting room is not the most pleasant place
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to spend the winter morning. And for Paula and George Richards,
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this morning is a very faithful one.
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What's taking him so long?
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Easy, honey?
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Doctor Morton has other patients, seck patients.
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Why can't doctor Morton say yes or no? Why does
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he have to keep us waiting?
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He wanted to see us together in person.
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I understand how he feels.
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Sometimes a doctor's word can make or wreck a life.
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This waiting is making a wreck out of me. I'm
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going to call mister Jordan. I'll tell him I will
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be in today. I told him i'd be late, but
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I'm I'm just no good for work today. I'm sure
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the doctor won't mind my using his phone. Oh, mister Jordan,
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I didn't expect you to answer.
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That fake what's the verdict, Paula?
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I don't know yet. That's why I'm calling. I'm just
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I'm too upset to come in Today's it all right?
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Sure?
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Sure?
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I understand the books you can wait another day. No
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audit till the end of the quarter anyway, Thank you.
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What's the hold up?
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The doctor's busy. We're next.
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Carry your Paula.
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I've got my fingers crossed for you.
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Thanks, mister Jordan. Goodbye.
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He didn't mind, did he?
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No?
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No he didn't. He said if I wanted.
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Missus Richards, mister Richards follow that.
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Oh thank heaven.
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Will you step inside, please come right in, take those
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chairs by the disk.
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Thank you.
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I'm sorry you had to wait, doctor. I know, Missus Richards,
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you're anxious about the tests.
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Oh you have no idea?
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Easy, I'll come right to the point. I think that's
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what you want.
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Yes, please, doctor all right.
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I can't sweet talk my way through to make it
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easier for you. The results are negative. I'm sorry, missus Richards,
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but from my examination, doctor Field's examination and the LAMB tests,
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you simply cannot ever hope to bear a child.
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George, It's certain and absolutely certain. Yes, it is would
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artificial know. The trouble lies with missus Richards. She's physically
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incapable of conceiving a bearing a child. I was I
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was trying to prepare for this, but sort of hits
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you right between the eyes.
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Take me home, George.
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Please.
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I hate to leave you alone today, but I have
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to get to the studio.
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It's all right to it.
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You know that I'm I'm not going to love you any.
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The less, Paula Darling.
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I just wanted to give you a son, so.
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It's not in our cards.
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We have each other. That's the main reason we got married,
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to be together. The baby would have been extra icing
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on the cake.
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Don't stop loving me, George, Please, please, George, don't stop
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loving me.
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I told you I won't, honey, and I meant it.
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You'll be okay today.
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I'll be okay.
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I won't be singing around the apartment, but I won't
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be tumping.
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Out the window either.
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I hate, like the devil to leave your honey, but
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I'm due on the air with the new news.
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I'll be all right. See you at seventh.
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Pallah, Holla, what's the news. I've been dying for your
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car all morning.
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Ed.
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Now, would you have lunch with me today?
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I know our date isn't until Friday, and I know
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that it's snowing awful hard, but if.
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You could it, I'll have lunch.
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But get me down off the ceiling. What did the
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doctor say, I'll meet you at the towers one o'clock,
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of course, paul what happened?
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Bad news? Yes, bad news.
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Oh I can imagine how tough it is for you, Paula.
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No you can't. I'm going to lose George.
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Did he say that?
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No, just the opposite.
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But I know I have a feeling now, Paula, Honey,
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don't start planning your own downfall. I'm afraid it's all planned.
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It's all on the cards. In the cards, yes, you know,
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it's just an expression. Well, honey, I don't know whether
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I should suggest this. What well, you're just mentioning cards.
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It seems sort of frivolous at a time like this.
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But well, there's a woman down in the east village.
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She tells fortunes, you know, with cards.
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And tea leaves.
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What could you do for me? Tell me what I
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already know?
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Well, this woman especially isis and herbs. She calls herself mother, love,
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mother Love. Well, now, mind you, I'm just suggesting, but.
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Maybe, just maybe.
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This woman could help you. How sometimes these old clones
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can read things in the future. Maybe a baby isn't
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the cards for you. After the doctor said that the
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justing idea. Well, how do you how do you.
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Know this mother Love?
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Oh?
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Quite by accident about six.
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Months ago, Henry, And well maybe it was ed I. Anyway,
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it was the current one. At the time, we were
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bar hopping in the village when we came on this
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fantastic storefront. The window was painted green and purple with
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red curtains, and it said.
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Mother Love in orange letters.
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Fortunes told secret herb remedies. Seemed like a love So
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we went in and all I remember from then on
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was mumbling and sense and being told one I'd never marry,
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two that I was too sickle and flighty, and three
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that my mother had had a word on the right
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side blind, that the old crone wasn't right about that too, Edna.
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But I did that a fortune teller spell can help
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me have a baby is just nonsense. Looking at it
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in the cold light of day, You're right, it's just
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the thought. Ooh, something to say, I guess. Oh, honestly, Paul,
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I feel so uncomfortable. I mean, what what do you
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say to someone in your predicament?
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Hello, Edna?
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Oh, hi Paula.
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Edna.
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Look, last month you mentioned a woman in the village
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she worked with herbs.
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Oh, mother in.
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Love, Paula, You don't mean you've been thinking serious about that?
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Not until now, not really, But I'd look. I'd like
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to know how to find her.
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Why I seem to remember it was on eighth Street.
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Oh no, it was nine yeah, nine yeah? First, Well
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that's about all I'm sure.
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Of ninth near first.
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I wasn't really being serious that I can't do any harm.
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Right now, I'm ready to grab at any straws. When
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are you going Saturday? Have you told George?
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No?
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He'd be furious.
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Do you want me to come with?
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You would too, I'd feel a lot better.
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No faults, Let's not go too far.
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What does that mean?
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Well, we all laugh at fortune telling and spills and bruce,
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but sometimes when we want to believe, well, things happen.
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I'm going to this mother love because I I want
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something to happen. Maybe she can't do anything to help
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me have the baby, but I'm going to try.
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Look, it was all your idea, isn't it.
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I think it's at the end of this block.
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What a neighborhood?
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Mmm?
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Makes my skin crawls.
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That's it.
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I see what you mean about those red curtains and
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orange letters. It looks like a Coney Island transplant that failed.
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Mother love Fortune's tall secret herb remedy as well, Mother.
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Love Here I come, good heavens. I never expected anything
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like this.
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It's not what I remember. But then i'd been bar.
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Hopping this rock.
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It must be worth a fortune.
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Look at the paintings.
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There's too much incense, though, Ah, Mother has company.
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Good morning, ladies.
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