Aug. 24, 2025
Unknown Broadcast | Inside the Mind of Killers: Five Horror Stories of Murder and Madness
My dear, the word killer carries a weight that chills the marrow. But killers are never the same—some hide in plain sight, some return when least expected, and others linger like a shadow you can’t escape.
Tonight, we descend into five tales where death is not only a fact… but a calling.
🩸 The Killer Inside
Sometimes the sharpest blade is hidden in the quietest heart.
🕰️ Strange for a Killer
He doesn’t move with reason, nor strike with mercy. There’s nothing stranger than a predator who kills without pattern.
🏚️ Killer Come Home
The front door creaks, the lights flicker, and something unseen crosses the threshold. Not all loved ones return the way you remember them.
⛏️ The Killer Mine
Buried deep, in tunnels older than memory, the earth keeps secrets—and some of them have teeth.
🌒 Killer at Large
A town gripped with fear. A faceless threat in the crowd. And no one knows where he’ll strike next.
So join me, my dear… and listen carefully. For the killer you fear most may not be the one hiding in the dark—it may be the one already standing at your side.
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Ah my dear, so good of you to join me again.
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How are you? How's your week been? Or what's that?
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Oh well, I'm sorry to hear that, but you are
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in the right place, after all. This little stone enclave
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is a bit of an oasis if you want it
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to be. Of course, it can be more of a
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crypt if you take it at face value. That is,
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let's move away from the anxious you and the anxious me,
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to the hustle and bustle and disappointments of day in,
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day out life. Let's focus on something more constructive. Let's
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focus on the Killer Inside.
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Then go in. Welcome. Hi'm a g Marshall. There are
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two worlds. The first is the one we know. It
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has rules, it has boundaries, it has structure. For lack
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of a better name, we call it the real world.
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The second world. The other world is always waiting somewhere,
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just beyond the edge of understanding. Perhaps it is perceived
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most clearly in dreams. It is a world without form
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or shape, without reason or logic, And that world still
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threatens to overwhelm us. That world, with its demons and
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dangers and madness. Our mystery drama, The Killer Inside was
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written especially for the Mystery Theater by Sam Dan and
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stars Anne Mirrah. It is sponsored in part by Buick
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Motor Division and Uncle Ben's Long Grain and Wild Rice.
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I'll be back shortly with that one. Perhaps you know
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a girl like Gwendolen. Her mother generally introduces her as
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my unmarried daughter. What Mama conveniently overlooks is the fact
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that Gwendolen may be unmarried because she is a kid
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who stayed home to look after her parents. Gwendolen believes
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in being sensible. The only nonsensible thing that Gwendolen ever
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did was to buy a raffle ticket, so it wasn't
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completely frivolous either. After all, it was for a charitable cause. However,
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maybe doing something that isn't completely sensible might be catching
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because lightning figuratively speaking, has struck and Gwendolen's was the
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winning ticket and the prize is a ten day trip
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to London, and that's what the argument is about.
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But you don't have to go on the trip, Mama.
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That's why I bought the raffle ticket.
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Well, I understand you can cash it in, but where
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will I.
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Ever get another chance to see London?
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What's there to see.
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In London, Mama, London, London, fairly.
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Weeks with history?
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What's history? The past? And what is the past?
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It's dead.
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You should be concerned with the future. You go to London,
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you spend ten days, it's very chilly, it rains all
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the time.
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That have a lot of fried foods. That ten days
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are over. The whole thing is finished and it's gone.
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Forever, Mama.
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Whereas if you buy yourself a couple of.
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Outfits, Mama, I am going to run clothes.
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You can wear every day for.
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Weeks, months, two years, Mama, I say, Or you can
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you can put the money in the bank. Mama, I'm
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thirty years old, only twenty six. You don't have to
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lie about my age to me.
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Look, it's a woman's right, it's her duty, her obligation
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to lie about her age.
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I'm thirty years old and I've never done anything, and
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I've never gone anywhere.
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Or be practical.
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Consider Norman, Norman, What about Norman? Can you risk leaving
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Norman alone for ten whole days?
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Well?
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Can you do you know how long I've known Norman?
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Exactly?
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Three years?
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Three long years, three wasted years.
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Well, it's an investment. You have to protect it.
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What you're saying is I'm stuck with it.
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But it's your fault if you don't go out with
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anyone else.
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Don't go out with anyone else because no one else
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asks me, then it's your fault if you don't get around.
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Isn't that what I'm trying to do now by going
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to London?
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But who do you meet in London? A bunch of foreigners?
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Mama? Nothing you can say will make me change my mind.
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Was suppose Norman meets somebody else in ten days?
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It could happen in ten minutes.
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Good, he can waste three years of her life. What's
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gotten into you? Nothing?
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Usually you're so sensible.
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Maybe that's my problem.
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Oh well, if you have a problem, you better see
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doctor Morris.
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Oh please forget it.
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If you have a problem, you shouldn't let it fester.
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Oh my, who could that be?
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Mama? You know perfectly well who it is. Who else
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could it be?
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How good? Good? Evening?
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Gwynlan Norman?
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What a surprise?
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Yeah? May I come in?
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What would you do if I said no?
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You don't understand? Why would you say no?
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Oh, don't pay any attention to a Norman.
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Her heads in the cloud.
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We're just about to start under some.
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Yeah, thank you, I will. I saved up three hundred galleries.
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For you with a little you know what.
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Gwendolin is down for London, norm and I just couldn't
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talk her.
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Out of it.
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Oh I think she should go, you do. Oh yes,
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it'll be an enriching educational experience.
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Oh you know, that's exactly what I kept telling you.
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Now, Quenland, I've a compiled a list of places you
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mustn't miss, all the important museums.
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You know, I understand that London is a very romantic city.
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Oh yes, rich with the romance of history.
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I also understand it it's a wonderful place to.
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Spend a honeymoon.
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Mama.
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Look now, you're both practical, sensible people, and you're as
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good as.
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Engaged, aren't you well, Mama Norman.
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Norman dear, he is a once in a lifetime chance
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for a half price honeymoon because her expense is.
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All that he paid for.
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Uh yeah, but you see it would be a false economy,
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missus Wilkinson. We can't afford marriage until I become an
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associate professor, at which time I'll have tenure and we'll
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be able to assume the responsibilities.
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That Norman, aren't you afraid to let Gwendolyn.
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Go off alone?
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Why should I be afraid?
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Well, she could meet some titled englishman, some some.
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You or not a duke. Even an ear wasn't looking
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for playing girls?
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Really?
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Huh oh oh? Well, what I meant was playing in
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the generic sense of the lord. I mean, in ordinary
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that is off the people as opposed to the nobility.
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It doesn't get any better.
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Well, I should leave you to alone. I'm sure you
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have so much to say to each other.
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I was just about to leave. I have to attend
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a meeting.
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But Norman, it's my last evening before the trip.
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I understand, Gwendolen, but there's a.
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Very artistic Albanian film playing at you.
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But this is a vitally important meeting of the language Association.
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I'm to read a paper.
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Oh, I thought we would spend the evening together.
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We're always together, my dear, We're always together in spirit.
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And besides, transoceanic flying is extremely fatiguing. You should get
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some ras And.
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Norman is right, Gwendolen, I suppose so it's the best
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way to avoid jet lag.
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It's more pie.
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No, you mustn't tempt me. Oh, where's the time gone?
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Suddenly it's late. I have a glorious trip, my dear,
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and oh oh I almost forgot. Do you suppose you
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might run an eron for me while you're in London?
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And er Well, I got a friend.
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Well, we've never met person, but we've been corresponding for years.
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He teaches linguistics at the university. Would you would you
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mind giving him this envelope?
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What is it?
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Well, I've compiled what I think is a list of
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hitherto I'm known in the European language root words, and
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I'm anxious for his opinion. His name and addresser on
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the envelope right now, mister Toby haberth at six goldens crescents.
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Make sure you don't lose it, Mom.
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I was going to mayl it. But since you'll be
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in London tomorrow, you know it might be fun for
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you to meet him.
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He's the story who.
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Likes to sit around and discuss in the European roots
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for hours.
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It should be a lock.
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Well, Donnie, the swiftest partings are the sweetest, as they say,
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I see you in exactly eleven days. Goodbye, Norman and
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the Goodbyma, says Wilkinson.
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Goodbye, Yes, goodbye Norman or I admit he isn't very exciting,
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but his kind makes the best. Husband's sure, let me
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help you pack. You better take a long sensible shoes.
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I don't think I have any other kind, and the
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heavy sweater. Mama, maybe I shouldn't go.
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What Oh, what's the use?
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Nothing's gonna happen to me over there?
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Well, what do you want to happen?
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I don't know something, something different, something exciting, but it
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won't I.
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Don't know anyone. I won't meet anyone.
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Well, that's not true that it is this man. Oh
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what's his name again, Tony Hazlitz. He might be interesting, Mama,
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How can he possibly be interesting?
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He's Norman's friend.
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Colin Street, and this corner should be Golder's crescent.
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Mm hmmm, number two.
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Four six. I'm just hand him the envelope and leaves.
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I don't intend to get sidetracked by any of Norman's
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stuffy old.
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Yes.
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Oh, uh, my name is Gwendolyn Wilkins's nice to do. Oh,
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I have something for a mister Haslett, mister Toby Haslett,
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that's what I man.
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Oh, but you can't be Well, why do you say that?
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Because I do.
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You know, mister Haslett, No, he said not Toby Haslett.
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The jests sparkling blue eyes did not give you the
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right to deny people their identity.
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Well, I was sent here by mister Norman Radcliffe, A
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Norman the.
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Uh Indo European root words the new one. He compile
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this list for you.
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Oh yes, yes, yes, of course, of course the Indo
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European roots. That won't you come in?
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Well?
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I uh uh.
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Oh, thank you?
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Well, this is the most attractive place you have here.
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I uh, I mean I wouldn't have thought that you
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were university professor.
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And why not?
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Well, most faculty people I know have rooms that are cluttered.
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With books and tho is Norman or theill's candle.
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Up to these days?
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Well, mister Hazlit, no, you must call me Toby, and
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I should call you Gwen.
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No one ever calls me Gwen.
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Well I refused to call you miss Wilkinson two maide
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school teacher, issuer.
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Well, the fact is I am an old maid school teacher.
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Oh I can't believe it?
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Well why can't you?
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I mean I look at don't I whoa I'm rather playing.
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Oh no, no, no, no, I have no illusion.
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Well, every woman should have illusions. All she needs is
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is a man who can support them.
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