Aug. 23, 2026
Unknown Broadcast | Train Mysteries: Orient Express & The Signalman
Key Takeaways
- Weekly Spooky's 'Unknown Broadcast' brings listeners four classic old-time radio train mysteries where timetables point toward danger and the unknown.
- The episode features eerie tales including a forgotten station, Balkan intrigue aboard the Orient Express, a haunted railway warning, and a deadly ride to nowhere.
- In the featured CBS Radio Mystery Theater adaptation 'The Train Stops,' a grieving small-town doctor struggles to connect with his eighteen-year-old daughter Mary as she falls for a mysterious commuter.
- A strange woman with unsettling prescience visits the doctor to warn him that the mysterious man Mary loves is 'hers,' adding a supernatural layer of dread to the romance.
- As the local railway system slowly decays and the 5:16 train is threatened with cancellation, the line between reality, memory, and the supernatural begins to blur in Dandridge.
Unknown Broadcast boards four old-time radio train mysteries where every timetable points toward danger. CBS Radio Mystery Theater, Escape, Suspense, and The Whistler send us through a forgotten station, Balkan intrigue aboard the Orient Express, a supernatural railway warning, and one very expensive ride to nowhere. Your ticket is already punched. Please do not ask who is sitting in the empty compartment.
▣ The Train Stops — At a forgotten station where no passenger train should stop, an old railway watcher hears the timetable come alive again.
✦ Orient Express — A businessman bound for Istanbul finds an armed stranger in his compartment and is pulled into a rushing night of Balkan intrigue.
⚑ The Signalman — A haunted railway worker receives impossible warnings beside a dark tunnel, each one arriving just ahead of disaster.
✉ Ticket to Nowhere — A driver hears a passenger boast of a fortune and quietly changes the destination from a country lodge to murder.
The radio suspense is over, but the last train is still approaching—and this station has not existed for years.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Weekly Spooky: Train Mysteries about?
It is an episode of the Weekly Spooky podcast featuring four vintage old-time radio train mysteries, focusing heavily on classic suspense and chilling railway stories like 'The Train Stops.'
What classic radio shows are featured in the Unknown Broadcast train mysteries episode?
The episode showcases thrillers and spine-tingling tales originally broadcast by CBS Radio Mystery Theater, Escape, Suspense, and The Whistler.
What happens in the featured story 'The Train Stops'?
A small-town doctor's daughter falls deeply in love with a mysterious stranger who arrives on the local 5:16 train, leading to a haunting confrontation with an enigmatic woman who claims the man belongs to her.
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Ah, my dear, so good to see you again. I've
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been patiently but excitedly waiting for this moment. I do
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so enjoy our visits together, and as much as I
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appreciate your willingness to spend time in my very humble
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abode of sorts. Now, let's get comfortable, have a hot
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cup of tea as the fire roars, and consider that
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your ticket.
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What's that, my dear?
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Well, I suppose the journey will be as exciting as
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the destination. Don't worry, you'll know exactly when the train stops.
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Come in. Welcome. I'm E. G. Marshall.
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There was a day when this country was criss crossed
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by railroads. Things have changed. We have gained something, but
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we have lost much. And one of the close intimate
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things that have disappeared from.
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Our lives is our dependence on the train.
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The great embracing days of the great embracing railroads have
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come to an end. Our mystery drama, The Train Stops,
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was written especially for the Mystery theater by else But
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Eric and stars Norman Rose, sured in part by Buick
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Motor Division and Contact the twelve Hour Cold Capsule. I'll
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be back shortly with that woman. The twentieth century limited
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the chief, the commodore. These were some of the great trains,
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trains on which it was an experience to travel.
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It was not just a question of speed.
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It was the amenities they offered, the grave and solicitous
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porters and waiters that carefully prepared food, carefully served, the
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panel drawing rooms in compartments, and the berths upper and
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lower behind dark green curtains. Today the trains are only
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pathetic victims of indifference and neglect and decay. The trains
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used to stop at Dandridge, not the express trains. Of course,
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Dandridge is quite a small town. We don't even have
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a library. Still, the local trains stopped at Danbridge until
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the railroad started to decline, and then little by little
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they started taking us off their schedule, till finally we
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weren't listed at all. Old Ben Harper, who'd been station
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master since lord knows when, was out of a job.
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What are you going to do now, Ben?
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Oh, got a little tension, So what'll you do?
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I got myself room up over the.
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Ice cream parlor across from where the railroad station used
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to be.
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Never thought i'd live to see the station house torn.
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Down, and we've already grown up where it used to be.
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But Ben, what are you going to do with yourself?
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Well, there's always a chance somebody might want me to
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flag down a train.
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Not likely trains man. Two in the morning, three in
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the afternoon.
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Nothing after nine o'clock. And that's when I go to bed.
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That's all you do, watch the trains go past.
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Oh.
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I read the papers, try to keep up, and I.
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Spend time with the old railway guide that has all
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the schedules all over the country, arrival departures and makes
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good reading. I wore out my old copy. My son
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sent me an airplane guide. You can imagine what I.
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Did with that. Well, maybe someday the train will come back.
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Oh we really need them, doctor Barn. Yeah, but pick
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areas I fed off to your Oh, doctor Barn, how's Mary?
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Oh Mary's all right.
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Your girl Shall loves the old trains. See you down
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there every day, stands and watches the.
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Five sixteen go through. She really loves training. Only one train,
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then the five sixteen.
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A man shouldn't bring up a little girl by himself.
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No matter how hard he tries, he just isn't up
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to it. Still fail in little ways, ways he knows
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nothing about because he's a man. My wife died getting
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breath to our daughter.
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I never wanted to marry again. I'm a doctor and
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my office is in my house, and I thought, heck,
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I'll always be around. She can always come to me.
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And I was always around, and she did come to me,
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but I didn't always understand. I'll try and and tell
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you how.
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It was.
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Good dinner, Mary, Just a lot of leftovers thrown together.
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Sometimes lets the breast kind of dinners.
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He wants some coffee.
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Well, I shouldn't, but I do.
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There's lots of things we shouldn't do, but we do.
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Sometimes they're the best things.
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On me.
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How is everything going? Huh?
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Everything is all right? You know how everything is?
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No, I don't. I'm busy all day sometimes nights too.
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What do you want to know?
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Well about boys? For instance?
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Which boys?
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Oh, Ralph Jones, Charlie Radway of the Herb Nightsman.
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You know all those boys you.
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Went to high school with, They used to be around
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a lot.
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That was before when I was a child.
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And now you're a big grown up Rady.
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Well, I'm not a child.
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You're eight.
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Time to be thinking about boys, you know, thinking seriously.
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I can't think seriously about herb and Ted.
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Well, you meet somebody one of these days.
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I already have Papa. You have who it came to
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the store yesterday?
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Oh who is he?
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He came to town on the five sixteen.
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He's are out of town?
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We're out of town something?
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Well I know that. Well, what did he do for
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a living?
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He sells housewhare That's how I happened to meet him.
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He came to my counter and asked me where to
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find a buyer.
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And that's all that happened.
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After he saw the buyer, he came back. He hadn't
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sold anything, and he said it didn't matter.
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Didn't matter. That's a fine kind of salesman.
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It didn't matter because he'd found me. Oh Mary, he said,
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I was what he was looking for all his life.
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Sweetheart.
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That's the oldest line in the world.
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It wasn't a line, it was true, honey, because he's
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what I've been waiting for all my life.
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I mean, a woman would have known what to do,
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what to say, a woman would have known how to
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deal with.
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Something like that. But my daughter was so sick. I'm
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so dignified, so removed from me.
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My father loves his daughter, loves her dearly to him,
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she's a little princess. Well, now my little princess had
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become a queen, and she was scarcely in mine anymore.
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She was in.
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Command whatever she wanted to do. She had a sovereign
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right to do, and I didn't feel I had to
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righte to it.
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I here, for lack of.
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Anything better to do. I went to see Ben Harper,
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the station master, my old friend.
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Ben. There's something that I want to ask you.
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Sure anything at all like about it?
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Then I need your help.
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Many people need my health anymore they keep taking off
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the trains, nobody will need it.
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We'll be retired for good.
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I want to ask you about the five sixteen good
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train now what she used to be when she had
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a come down, and all the good train, good commuter's train. Ben,
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who rides it? Oh, just the regulars that work in
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the city. Engineer's a friend of mine.
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I don't know. For thirty years you watched it come
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in yesterday?
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Curse it did always go out and exchange a few
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words on my.
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Friend who got off?
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Oh, for regulars, Bob Bradway Son, Shary you.
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Know nobody else. Nobody knew. No. Then my daughter Mary
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says a man came to the store yesterday. She met him.
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She says he got off five sixteen, And if.
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He did, he must have been pretty spry about it.
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Must have lopped off while I was.
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Conversing with the engineer. And she is now coming around
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the bend. I've got to get out and say a
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lot on a friend. Oh, five sixteen is long for
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this world. They're taking ours off a schedule anything now.
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I couldn't think what to say to Mary. I didn't
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know if there was anything to say.
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A father knows how to love a daughter, or he
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knows that very well, but when it comes to her life,
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her happiness, taking the right man, he doesn't know a thing.
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I suppose, maybe because in his heart he thinks he's the.
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Really right man, and of course that's not possible, so
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he'd like mister second best to be.
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The best of all those others. It's good dinner, Mary.
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It's a new recipe.
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It's fine.
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It's the sour queen that does it.
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I think has everything going.
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I'm fine.
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Have you seen you know what's his name from Overton?
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Oh?
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Yeah?
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Have you seen him often?
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Once a week at least.
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You never told me his name.
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Do you really care what his name is?
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Cause I care.
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Any man my daughter is interested in. I want to
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know his name and a lot of other things. Besides,
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you do well, don't you not?
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Particularly?
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Oh? No, Mary, that's not right.
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Is it wrong?
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I didn't say it was wrong.
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But if you're going to go on seeing him, you,
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well you should know all about him. You should bring
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him home so I could meet him and see what
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kind of a man he is, even if you're not
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serious about him.
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Oh, I'm serious about him, all right.
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You mean you want to marry him and you don't
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even know his name or where he comes from or anything.
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I know his name and I know where he comes from.
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Well tell me.
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Not yet, Papa.
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No, look, Mary, I've got a right to know. It's
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my writer, and it's my duty. I'm your father.
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I'll tell you someday.
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I want to know now, Oh.
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Papa, Kevin's you ever had something that was that was
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your very own, very private, very personal something nobody else
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would understand because you can't understand it yourself, And if
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you tried to tell anybody about it, well, it might
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slip away from here. Right while you were telling about it.
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You might lose it.
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Oh can't you understand that, Papa.
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I can try, That's all I can do, just try.
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I know young.
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People like to keep secrets from their parents. I guess
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from the age of three or four they start hiding things.
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Maybe before that, For all I know, I think they're
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scared those big giants, the parents, those giants who have
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a last word about everything, who say yes or no
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to each last little thing. I've been poking and prying
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into my daughter's life sense the day she was born.
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Now she was eighteen, and she'd met up with something
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that was none of my business. So she thought she
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wasn't going to permit me a yes or a no, or.
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I phone me. Your mother had lived with no use
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going into that.
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I had to deal with this the best I could
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buy myself, if I could just figure out how well.
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One late afternoon, there was a knock at the door
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to my office.
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Doors open, Come on in, come in.
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The door is not locked, but the look I'm coming,
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didn't you, doctor Bonds, didn't you see besides locking ed
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her it says, well, come on in, I have a seat.
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I won't be staying.
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Well, you can't just rush off. Now what seems to
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Oh you think I knew?
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Well, that's generally why people turn up at a doctor's office.
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It's not about myself. I wanted to see you. It's
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