Unknown Broadcast | "Something on His Mind" "The Silver Shoe"

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Oh, well, hello, the
hello there, my dear. I'm so

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happy to see you, well,
well to be to be quite frank,

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I kind of thought I would be
be gone after after Halloween. But here

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I am with you, with you. I'm very grateful for you, and

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so happy to see you here again. Please please have a seat. I'll

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keep the fire nice and warm for
you. For you, well, since

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we're here yet again, I suppose
i'll dust off a scary one for you,

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one that I know you'll enjoy,
because you do so enjoy being chill

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to the bowl. What's that?
Well, well, I can't really say

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for sure, but I'm getting the
sense that I am simply not going anywhere

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anywhere. You look quite perplexed.
Reminds me of Tonight's story stories, a

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story about a man with something something
on his mind. We'll listen to that,

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and just a moment, you'll enjoy
it, I'm sure, I'm sure,

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and a very good eving to you. Worry, well, well,

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what do you have? What do
you have? Okay? On you?

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Then I don't mind fancy somewhere a
bit quieter, like over there in the

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corner. Got a story to tell
you? Oh, remember the story about

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mending him. You tell me I've
got as good a one to tell you.

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I've been hoping i'd see you had
it straight from the Philly's mass speak

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were usual, Frank double scotches two
preez. There's something googlish in your manner

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this evening Warick, you're going to
try and scare me. Listen and see.

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I'm all ears. I won't make the

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obvious remark. One thing my story
it isn't for sale. Well what I

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mean is this, it's it's given
today free gratis and for nothing, friend

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to friend. But you don't make
two hundred guineas out of advice, and

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you're not that hard up for a
y yea claric, carry on interest me

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your story. It's a wild tale. Two planters interior of Borneo, and

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as usually as a woman, a
veritable golden haired Philly, only her mane

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a streak with gray, and there's
a great livid scar or wheel right round

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her neck. She's the wife of
George String at the other end of the

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triangle as Clifford Macy. The men
were partners on a small experimental estate far

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up in the interior. They'd been
at it for six years and were about

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to reap the fruits of their labors
very handsomely. And then Fring went on

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home leave and came back with a
bride. Her name was Rona, and

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that was the beginning of the trouble. Macy flirted, the landed, and

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then fell violently in love with her
bird. Don'biscain what bird a bird for?

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I give it a namer. A
bird's a bird. Tree is a

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tree? No, Peter, how
strange You've been here six years and you

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can't. But it's probably name is
it? A long tailed? Cloppy door?

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Scarlet speckled? Didn't shop on?
Have your cigarette? M stop looking

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at the door. He's forty five
miles away. It's all right, all

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right for you. We won't be
back to tonight. We've got all the

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time in the world. Peter,
and I would have plugged that bird or

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that he messed up a little scene, alright, relaxed. He was sweating

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with sorry madam, perspiring, But
you can say I wasn't brung up like

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you. Decent with tablecloths. I'm
pretty China and the vicanty tea on Sundays.

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Yeah, I don't know. Yeah. You don't do things by heart,

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do you? When you drink you
want to fight? Marry me already

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got one husband and know what I
mean. Let's clear outous plantation can go

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on, be sorry tomorrow money.
I like you, Peter, and I

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know what to be friends with you. The other night on the river,

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that was more than friendship. Run
one of the words you said. Then

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the worlds we inhabited friends? Friends? Yes, we were friends, but

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more and more? Or were you
pretending playing again? Yes, sir,

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No, Peter, I don't know. I can't design. Well, that's

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too bad you you got to a
shout out ballot you well shout are too

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busy sorting out their own love problems. Run to finish my cigarette? Do

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you like to drink? No,
I don't want to finish your cigarette.

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I don't want to drink either.
One. She fell between two stoos.

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You see so many women of a
certain type do. She began by being

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just friendly and kind, cheering a
lonely man up, and drifted into the

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eternal game of all womankind floating,
and then, well, too late,

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she realized she couldn't put the fire
ut either hers or Mace's. Thing was

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in many ways easy going, but
at the same time possessed of a curiously

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intense strain of jealous possessiveness. He
was generous too. If asked, he

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would gladly give away his last shirt
or crust, but let him think or

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feel that his rights were being taken
or curtailed. And he was a tough

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customer with rather primitive ideas. Macy
made no attempt to hide his feelings.

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The woman was sitting on a volcano
for her husband, of course, became

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suspicious. He watched though the cunning
of an iguana. You've frightened me all

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right? Mmm, rain, rain, rain slowed down the work on the

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plantation, hasn't he would it lose
as much money? Yeah? Not much.

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You're uh not looking well, looking
well? I said, not looking

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well, You're not darling. This
is rarely spelled. It's getting us all

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down. Why don't you go home
for a while. Oh yes, my

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love home Hampshire in June. Can't
you imagine it? It's only been eighteen

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months long, cool evenings on the
dams to see it. Bournemouth Concerts of

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Portsmouth. Jack wrote to say,
the world of harmonic is coming. You

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know you love music. There's no
chance here or the grammar her I think

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I want to go to England.
No, it's just it's just this eternal

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rain. I will right it over. The rains are darling. Your health

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comes first. My health is perfect. You look pale. Then you're known

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you to be so solicitous, George, Why I stay here out of duty

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to me, my dear, Please
Georgie, let's not talk about it anymore.

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Ah. I see you see Borneo
the Jungle. It's captivated, your

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one new complete play. You couldn't
bear to be away from it. England

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dreams of her rolling hills and green
Bell's gone forever. But it's like that,

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I like to go home one day. Or is it something else,

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something else that you that you don't
wish to leave at the moment. It's

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nearly the weather or someone else,
Yes, my goodness, of course,

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How could I have been so blind? That's someone else for my poor little

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Romana? How you must be to
play acting. I'm going to don't tell

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the way I'm talking to you,
Rona, Rona, I said, please

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do not walk away. Your husband
is talking to you. H that angel.

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But there is something I think we
ought to sort out. Well,

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my darling, I am going to
ask you a question. I have a

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little suspicion you'll see. If I
am wrong, I shall fall upon your

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feet and kiss them and be your
slave forever and beg your forgives us.

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Are you having an affair with my
partner, one Peter Macy, I started,

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darlings, I speak too softly.
Perhaps you didn't hear me, I

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said, I have watched month after
months, I have watched our worthy friend

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Macy become more openly ambarssed. I
have seen secret glances. I have seen

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the way the looks the pass between
you, the looks that become less and

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less less. God, neither of
you even cared. You teld me like

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an admitted to admit that you've been
deceiving me with don't too far, alright,

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I do show me, Yeah,
yeah, yeah, we love yes

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in four months so like a blithering
and sublime little idiot, she admitted it

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was all true, and after the
initial outburst, Fring took it like a

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lamb. In reality, he must
have been burning mad, a massive,

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white hot revenge unbknown to either Rona
or Peter Macy. He plotted his revenge

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and it must surely go down on
the annals of affairs such as this as

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one of the most diabolical ever contemplated. I feel like a new man.

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There came a lull before the storm.

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Fate played a hand. Macy went
sick with malaria, really ill, and

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George String had to admit the necessity
for Rona to nurse him practically night and

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day. Macy owed his recovery to
her but even so, convalescence was a

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long job. In the end,
Rona too crocked up through overwork, and

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Thryng had them both on his hands. This was an opportunity better than he

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could have planned it. It separated
the lovers and gave him complete control.

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The rains were over, the jungle
had ceased wintering, and spring was in

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the air. The young grass and
vegetation were shooting into life, new life.

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Concurrently, all the creepy, cruelly
insect life of the jungle and plantation

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was young and vigorous and hungry too. These facts gave the husband the germ

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of an idea which he was not
slow to perfect, an idea as devilish

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as man could devise. In Borneo, there was a kind of a mammoth

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ear wig of the as fine and
gossiper as a spine, as with as

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long as a good sized caterpinar,
and it lives on waxy secretions. These

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are integral parts of some flowers and
trees, and lie buried deep in their

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recesses. It's one of the terrors
of these tropics because it moves and rests

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so lightly on a human being that
one is practically unconscious of it, and

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like its English relation, it has
a decided liking for the human ear.

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It was a terrible plan to put
the giant earwig in Macy's hair, just

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above the ear. Once in his
ear, it's a thousand to one chance

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against it ever coming out the same
way. It would be impossible. To

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turn to back out would be an
impossibility, and so feeding as it goes,

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it would crawl right across inside the
head. Surely the rains aren't coming

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back again, George, are they? I don't think I can sash.

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No, no, no, no, that's just the old storm having a

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last blow. It's all over.
It's spring now that wady sweathearts. It's

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all over. Oh well, bere, I must go and minister to our

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other patients. Don't you want to
know how he is? How is he

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today? He should be pretty well
recovered by now. Oh he is he

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is, so don't be yesterday he
got way to get back to work,

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and must admit. I shall be
glad. There's a lot of work he's

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doing right now. This is the
year when all our pains are awarded.

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I think I'll get up tomorrow,
George. I can take some of the

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burden from you. Must have been
awful for you, having too in the

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lids around the place, mention it
those closest to me are sick. What

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am I to do? Several days
passed, Roona Thring began to nurse Macy

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in the last days of his recovery. It was late afternoon, spring was

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really in, as I say,
for the dark sun that's about already.

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That's fruit, that's something, and
slight the lamps for you. You care

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well for me, Rhona. I
wish I hid you with me all the

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time. Don't say anything else about
all that. It wins trying to forget

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now because what is it? My
room? But by you must rep That

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was the beginning. Barona did all
she could, but there was nothing to

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see, nothing to treat. Then
for a while Macy would be quiet because

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the earwig was quiet. Then the
vile thing would move or feed again.

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And Ring came each day to Macy's
bungalow. He was very helpful. Yew,

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drink that, o, man,
I think this is the best way

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to take the drug. It's foul
without water. Unbeknown to the wife or

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the lover, of course, friend
Thrying had cast the dose of pain relieving

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drugged down the sink, and Macy
was swallowing plain water. This way it

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dissolves and you can't even see it. George, We've got to get a

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doctor. I know you don't how
many miles that is read. No,

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it's okay. Just come with me. Grain. When I was a child,

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I used to have a wait.
The doctor's too far, miles and

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miles away. Impossibly, there's too
much work here, George. George will

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have to get the name, and
you have to be carried down the coast

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to the darling. We can't.
We can't lose him, the malaria and

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this thing. He's not strong enough, but yet the moment he's gained a

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bit more strength, we will.
And I promise you it could kill him

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if we took him now. And
so the work on the plantation went on.

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Rona nursed her former lover. Her
husband went about the task of running

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the plantation. The laborers labored.
The sun shone and in a small,

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dark and bungalow it was Macy's.
It's occupant lost weight and suffered the agonies

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of the damned gone Now we're all
thoughts of love, of illicit or otherwise.

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He could summon up no interest in
the lovely, golden haired woman who

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was constantly by his side. The
drugs were having an effect, because,

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of course, when she administered them, she did the job properly. Strangely

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enough, Macy didn't connect the relief
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a complete failure of those drugs when
the husband played nursemaid. During the days

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it passed an awful lot of creepy
crawleys down the plantation drainage system must have

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died. Their supply of painkilling medicine
must have been near to running out too.

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When the end came again, it
was late afternoon, dusk was just

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falling. Bats were flying about,
and they were heavy with fruit returning home

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good too much, too much Quaker, both ring and Rona were present.

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Macy must have suffered an excruciating pain, followed by a period of quiescence,

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and then feeling a slight tickling sensation
on his cheek. He put up his

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hand to rub or scratch. His
fingers came into contact with the ear wig

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and its fine gossamer hairs. He
naturally was curious and looked to see what

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he was holding. Slowly he realized
what did escape did escape only Thring kept

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quiet that, of course, was
a mistake. His silence worried Macy.

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Weak though he was, he looked
from Roona to George Thryng, and at

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the critical moment, George Thryng could
not meet his eyes. The truth was

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at Masie through the insect, now
dead from the pressure of his fingers from

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him, tried to rise and then
fell back slowly. George Thryng walked where

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the earwig had fallen, picked it
up and studiously examined it. And from

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his pocket he produced a magnifying glass
used daily for the inspection and detection of

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leaf disease on certain plants. As
Rona watched, she saw the fear and

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disappointment leave her husband's face, to
be replaced by a look of cunning and

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evil satisfaction. Then, for the
first time, he spoke, Maisie.

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Macy looked up. Thryng held up
the earwig. This is dead now,

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as dead as my friendship for you, as dead as my love for that

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that creature who was my wife.
It's dead dead, But it's a female.

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Did you get me this ear wiggs
a female, and a female lays

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eggs, and before I put it
in your hair, it was you haven't

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touched your drink cocoa? Man?
Oh oh shoo, I mean, oh,

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there was nothing anyone could say,
would do? Friend Macy made to

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get up and then fainted. Rona
ran screaming from the bungalow. Her husband

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followed, snatching as he went along, borneo native's knife from the wall.

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He caught her and slashed her marked
her neck. She's got the scar to

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this day. I think I'll have
another whiskey Macy. No, he died,

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of course. No doctor could operate. The thing had laid eggs in

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his brain. Thring was tried for
his murder. The wife Roner, told

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everything to the authorities, but nothing
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the story could never have happened,
could it. See he's a pretty wretched

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creature today her husband as hooples the
insane, so they say, anyway,

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he's in the lunatic asylum for life. So there it is, oh waiter,

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two double whiskys and Sodus. Please
chu soak, just soak in biotechs.

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won't just soak, just soak in
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are broadcasting the Room. This is
a rather frightening tale in the great tradition

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of ghost stories. The room in
question is in the north wing of the

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house owned by a certain Missus Watts. The house has been in her family

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for many years, and the room
in the north wing has a very terrible

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repetition. No one who has spent
a night there has been found in the

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same condition as they went in.
When the door is opened The next morning,

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a Duke, a well known ghost
hunter and dabbler in the supernatural,

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slept in the Yellow Room, and
the results were terrifying. Before the great

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window was blocked in, one poor
inmate jumped to the ground below to his

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death. Missus Watts herself has never
dared spend more than a few minutes there,

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but she's an old woman now,
and by her own admittance, she

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can't bear the thought of dying without
knowing just what it is that haunts a

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person who spends a night in the
room. Consequently, she offers a thousand

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pounds, and Ronald Todd takes up
the offer. The haunting of Ronald Todd

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is eerie and inexplicable, and at
the very end of the story there is

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a surprise which might anger and puzzle, but will certainly intrigue. Beyond Midnight

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is presented every Friday night at half
past nine by Biotechs, the New Soap

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and pre Washed Powder. The program
is adapted for broadcasting and produced by Michael

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McKay o. Well, that was
quite a chiller. Happy to have you

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here. As always, I really
am quite surprised. Usually when the Wishing

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Hour comes on, how Lween I
I don't get to be here anymore.

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But well, don't look a gift
horse in the mouth. As my old

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old grandfather used to say, when
life is good, it's best not to

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ask questions. Of course, it
sounds more poetic in the original Aramaic.

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Well before you go, you go? How about one lover? This one

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is it's a little more whimsicals,
perhaps perhaps, or maybe just from my

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understandings, it's about the shoe shoe. I know, I know what mundaneus

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comes from. A story about a
shoe. Well, this shoe is very

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special. It's called the silver shoevers. Now why anyone would make a shoe

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out of silver silver? I don't
know. It touches the ground, it

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touches the dirt, dirt. But
maybe there is a reason, a reason.

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Let's listen and find out, and
I'll touch up your team. And

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now a tale well calculated to keep
you in spend in a moment act one

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of the silvers you written especially if
Suspends by Robert Reddick. There are some

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things that you just take for granted. I mean you don't question them,

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Like if somebody dies you've been at
a funeral and watch them lower the coffin

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into the grave. You just got
to say to yourself, that's the way

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it is. It's all over.
Maybe if you care a lot for somebody

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like I did for Worry, maybe
they go on living in a way in

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your mind, not really living,
but were kind of living in your thoughts

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and your memories and your dreams.
But that's all. So. When I

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saw this girl sitting in a drug
store two years after Corey's funeral, naturally

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I had to figure she was somebody
who just happened to look a lot like

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her. I mean, wouldn't you
do. I wouldn't have been shocked if

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she just been sitting there at the
counter drinking her coffee. But she was

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doing something that, well, I
guess I'd seen Cory do a hundred times.

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She was holding a spoon upside down, gabbing little strokes with it on

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her neck and like it was a
peak restaurant, imaginary little pictures on it.

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And when she spoke to the counterman, it was with Corey's own sweet,

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familiar voice. You let me have
a check mea sure, what'd you

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have? Talent tandwiching coffee? Okay, fifty beautiful? I guess I must

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have looked pretty strange standing there staring
at her, but I couldn't help myself.

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You want something, buddy, huh
oh yeah, cup coffee up at

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coffee coming up. I couldn't take
my eyes off her. I watched her

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pay the check, watched every movement
she made, every step she took as

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she walked go out of the door, and they were Corey's movements, Corey's

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steps, every one of them.
Kind of cute. Yah, What nice

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looking chick does? She come in
here a lot fat once in a while.

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She's one of the things worked down
the street of the dance hall.

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Is your coffee, thanks, I
don't want here's your dime? Huh oh,

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sure, dagger. I had to
shee doors away. There was an

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entrance lit up with a lot of
neon and stuff saying it was a dance

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hall, and I saw her walk
into it. It felt kind of funny,

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and I following her, but it
was some hot I couldn't do anything

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else. Inside there was this sort
of pink ceiling over a long flight of

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stone steps leading down into the dance
hall. Well. I bought a ticket

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of a little boots at the bottom, and then I went into this big

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room where the music was playing.
I didn't see her anywhere, but a

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bunch of other girls came running up
to the rail and started calling off to

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me, Sailor, I want to
stop here. You you gotta figurette sailor.

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I'm sure always get the pretty wat
alright, one made to pick me,

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honey? May I asked you,
sailor, one made to pick me?

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Well, I can't see very well. It's ups but it isn't.

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Let how about you dig down in
your bell bottom, honey and bring a

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lady up a match. I keep
up here, my fresh fucking well.

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Good for you. Here's the son
of the answers, honey, fifty girls,

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fifty gorgeous egotic dancing partners. Well, of course, even when this

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joint is jumping, there's only twenty
two of it. But I'm in the

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other part. Do you think I'm
gorgeous an exotic? Honey? Is that

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why you picked me by? I
don't think I know what you mean?

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You know what gorgeous means, don't
do sure? An exotic means weird?

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Honey? Come on, baby,
bund me some tickets, and while you're

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out there on the floor, holds
me tight in your arm. You can

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tell me how exotic. I am
oho, Well, I really came in

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here looking for somebody else. She's
about five with three and has light brown

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hair and blue eyes. It is
like half the girls in America decides,

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you don't see she ain't here?
Who told you she worked here? Anyway?

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Here this picture in my wallet.
She looks like this girl. Now,

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somebody's kidding you, do We ain't
got nobody here to look like that.

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Come in here. Look, I
ought to know. I've been working

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here for four years. I'll tell
you we've got no girl like that.

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Now, all like you, just
forget her and concentrate on me. Anything

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the matter with me? No,
no, do you bet their ring?

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Let us you run away standing.
I'm going in as part of my nose,

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and don't let any of these other
dames latch onto here. And when

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I come back, I will show
you the way a patriotic lady treats the

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name. She walked away. I
began to figure maybe I would mistaken after

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all about seeing Corey or this girl
coming in here, that maybe I lost

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her on the street, that it
was somebody else i'd seen in the neon

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light. And I was just about
to leave when I saw her again.

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Sitting alone at the table in the
half darkened corner clear across the room.

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She was dressed different now, and
a sort of spangly silver gown that left

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her shoulders bare. She looked just
like Corey did. Then I took her

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to the Mackendrick's Fall on a sort
of a daze. I walked across the

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dance floor and over to the table
where she was sitting. I guess she

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was thinking about something, because she
didn't look up until I was just about

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standing next to her. High high, How I saw you upstairs at the

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drug store. He's here. Yeah. She had a strange expression on her

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face, kind of like I figured
mine must have looked sort of surprised,

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or like she couldn't quite believe what
she was seeing. You know something,

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My face looked up just now.
It was almost like I knew you from

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somewhere. I knew you real well. I seemed to remind me of someone

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I can't remember who give me a
funny feeling, you know what I mean.

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She told me to buy her some
dance tickets at the Little Booth.

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Well I did, and then I
came back and I sat down with her

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at her table. I told her
how she reminded me so much of someone

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too. I've got a photograph of
her. I'll show it to you.

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There. That's Corey, well,
doesn't she looks she does. I'm sorry

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about following you down here from the
drug store, but oh, that's all

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right, Joy, you don't have
to apologize. I understand. How did

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you know my name? You called
me by my name? How is your

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name? Joey? H elect to
have it in mine? I call all

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sailors Joey till I get to know
him a little. How come? Oh

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I don't know? Just like that. Look, let's let's dance. Huh

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cool? I don't dance very well, that's all right, Joey. Just

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just hold me. And then she
took my hand in the same sweet,

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special way that Corey had a hundred
times of a thousand times before, gently

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tenderly, with her fingers lightly laced
in mine. I remembered that day more

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than two years ago, and I
was standing leaning against the outside wall of

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my house. My eyes were closed
because the sun was bright, and my

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head was back because it was nice
and warm on my neck. And while

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I was standing there like that,
Corey came over and quietly stood beside me

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the way, the same way,
with her head back and all it.

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She gently took my hand and laced
her fingers in mine, and she said

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so softly that I almost couldn't hear
it must be lovely on the beach.

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And I thought to myself, yeah, we're on the dunes. And just

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as if she could read my mind, she said, or on the deal.

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And the next thing I remember,
I was lying on a blanket in

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a hollow with sand nose all around, and the sun was blaze and hot,

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nice little and Corey turned over on
the blanket put her face next to

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mine, and she said, I
love you, Julie, And when we're

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old enough, I want to marry
you and have three children and live in

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a nice little house and have many
friends and books to read and record them

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from dress. And I want to
die if you would, in my arms.

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And then she cried. I suddenly
realized that I was holding this other

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girl in my arm, that we
were dancing. Why did you learn that

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step? The one you just did? R I don't know, just kind

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of like it. You said you
couldn't dance well, not very well usually

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me. We danced just fine together, comfortable and easy, like two people

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have danced together a lot. Yeah, you're not twenty one, are you?

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00:44:52.519 --> 00:44:54.880
No? Twenty Oh you're supposed to
be twenty one to come in here

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or well, we won't tell Lily
Tuesdays. I'm only twenty myself, but

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they don't know that. Uh huh, she's just the age, Corey.

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00:45:09.719 --> 00:45:15.960
I'm sorry. I just can't.
Of course you can. You're so much

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like her. It's all right,
Joy, I understand. You know.

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All the time we've been dancing,
I've been lost in memories too. Yeah,

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but mine as funny. And then
the day I keep getting a certain

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picture in my mind that makes no
sum What do you mean? But I

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see myself as a boy, the
one you remind me of, in a

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park. It's very quiet, and
the full moon lights of his face like

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I can't see robbery, and the
pictures clear. We're standing together looking up

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at a statue. The strange things. I don't seem to remember anything like

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that ever happening to me. I
had it did, but I did can't

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seem to remember. But I could
remember it. I could remember it very

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well. It was two years ago
and I was walking in Heatherton Park with

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Corey. There was a bright moon. Nobody else was there, nobody in

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the whole park. And she stopped
before the statue of Daniel Porter, who

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had said contributed more to the development
of something or other than any other man

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in the state. She looked up
at it as if she were going to

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mention something about it. She said, Doctor King said, I'm not will

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and I could tell from the way
she said that it was serious. We

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walked through the ark without saying another
word, and the next station she went

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away to the sanitarium. And three
months later she was dead. And Joey,

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what is it? She was asking
what was wrong? It was impossible

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to tell her. I was frighten. I tried to tell myself that there

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there were other parts of the other
statues, other movement knights. Somehow I

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knew Joey in the playout, what's
the matter with you? Could we go

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back and sit down here? Come
on, does you feel well? I'll

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be all right? That that park
you pictured in your mind? That statue.

434
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Yeah, you were standing with some
fellow looking up at a statue.

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Where was the moon low just over
his shoulder? What's the moon sort of

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00:47:53.119 --> 00:47:57.360
low in the sky? Like I
was sitting there right over the shoulder,

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the statue. Yes, how could
you know that? Were you holding his

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hand? Oh? With your fingers
locked in his? Like? And then

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00:48:14.280 --> 00:48:19.480
suddenly I saw it cupped in her
open palm, a small silver medadion that

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I'd made for Corey three years before. I cast it myself with the makeshift

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crycipal and moves. She used to
wear it on a chain. And what

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00:48:31.400 --> 00:48:35.960
is that? Where did you get
that? What that thing in your hand?

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Let me see it? Give me
like the table. Grabbed it from

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her with my hands bruck against hers, and she dropped it. Where where

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00:48:46.679 --> 00:48:51.639
is it? What did it?
Well? Too dark? You can't find

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the joy? Where did he go? Right? Why? How did you

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00:48:58.960 --> 00:49:01.719
get that medallion? How did you
get time? I had a coin in

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my hand. What are you talking
about? There was no coin. Don't

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00:49:06.760 --> 00:49:10.239
you think I can see? Drunk? No, when you turn some light

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talent and it's all right you sure? Yeah, okay, but better take

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00:49:16.239 --> 00:49:20.360
it easy. Say look, we
don't want no trouble here, Joey.

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00:49:20.440 --> 00:49:23.480
You don't know this place. You
make any trouble on the What is this

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00:49:23.639 --> 00:49:27.519
all about? What are you trying
to do? Them? You listen to

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me for a minute. What are
you lying to me, for I saw

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00:49:30.960 --> 00:49:36.159
it. I saw it in your
head, for joy, I need it.

456
00:49:36.639 --> 00:49:38.400
You make any trouble or anything,
and they'll call the shore patrol.

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00:49:38.800 --> 00:49:44.679
They will look it's out of you. Okay, I'll turn in my tickets

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00:49:44.719 --> 00:49:47.480
and change my clothes. We're not
supposed to take dates out of here.

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So you go on up to that
drug store and wait for me. I'll

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00:49:52.519 --> 00:49:57.159
meet you a few minutes after your
God, I'll find it. I'll find

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00:49:57.199 --> 00:50:08.760
what you're looking for. So I
went up to the drugstore and waited.

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I waited ten minutes, twenty minutes. I waited half an hour, and

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I went into the phone and I
called the damsel. Oh over you.

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00:50:43.480 --> 00:50:45.800
This is the sailor who was in
there a little while ago. Oh what

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do you want? I'd like to
talk to that girl I was dancing with,

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you know the one. I mean, girls can't come to the phone.

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00:50:52.960 --> 00:50:58.440
Why not? Was the war comments? Why not this girl? I

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was with? You? I get
lost? Will you you assume mean?

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00:51:01.800 --> 00:51:06.039
Mister? I want you to put
that girl on the phone, endo,

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sailor, I'll stick your head up
pail someplace, willing to pull off.

471
00:51:10.199 --> 00:51:32.480
Hey fun of us phone? I'm
her and I want to find that guy.

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00:51:34.119 --> 00:51:39.880
I'm not gonna here he is.
Look you're back again. Where he's

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00:51:39.920 --> 00:51:44.239
taking my advice? Taylor? Where
is? She doesn't matter with you?

474
00:51:44.840 --> 00:51:47.239
She's still here? Look? What
are you making a steak ball? She

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00:51:47.360 --> 00:51:51.960
said she'd meet me? Who did
this girl? Which girl? What's her

476
00:51:52.039 --> 00:51:54.920
name? It was? I old
dogs? Didn't tell me your name?

477
00:51:57.159 --> 00:52:01.079
Sailor this woman? No? Look
you see this guy in here? Shut?

478
00:52:01.480 --> 00:52:06.440
Who's he dancing with? Dancing with
nobody? I gave him a pitch,

479
00:52:06.480 --> 00:52:08.199
but he just walked over and sat
down by himself at the back table

480
00:52:08.239 --> 00:52:12.760
in the corner. He just sat
there, stare at the table park for

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00:52:12.800 --> 00:52:15.679
about half an hour, and he
walked out, What are you? You

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00:52:15.800 --> 00:52:20.840
remember me? Done? Johnnie?
He gave me a figurette Tell me what

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00:52:21.000 --> 00:52:23.480
dancing with somebody for? What's the
matter with you? You came over to

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00:52:23.559 --> 00:52:28.400
our table? Remember I was looking
for something? Who look at but noting?

485
00:52:28.400 --> 00:52:30.920
All right? Just about a minute, you're gonna get it. I'll

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00:52:30.000 --> 00:52:34.119
back up you, hear me?
Not here here here? You see this

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00:52:34.519 --> 00:52:37.880
he's a picture of some day he
showed it to me. He keeps saying

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00:52:37.000 --> 00:52:42.199
he works there, he's crash or
something that's the wrong place. She don't

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00:52:42.239 --> 00:52:45.719
work here, Let's go. I'm
telling you I was sitting with her,

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00:52:45.119 --> 00:52:51.360
dancing with her. Where are you
are you doing here? Where are you

491
00:52:52.000 --> 00:52:54.239
really asked for a boy? You
know that? Don't you get your hands

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00:52:54.239 --> 00:53:10.159
off me? I could get your
hands off you. I came to the

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next morning in sick Bay on the
ship. I couldn't do anything but lay

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00:53:16.800 --> 00:53:22.880
there and think about this girl.
I told the ship's doctor about it.

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00:53:23.039 --> 00:53:28.239
You've been under a great strain lately, Juey. I'm going to recommend that

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00:53:28.280 --> 00:53:31.159
your duties be suspended for a few
days at least. You want me to

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00:53:31.239 --> 00:53:36.760
stay here, yes, in sick
bay, that's right. What do you

498
00:53:36.800 --> 00:53:37.880
think I'm crazy or something? You
want to keep an eye on me?

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00:53:38.280 --> 00:53:44.159
I said. You've been under a
strain, that's all. I don't think

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00:53:44.239 --> 00:53:50.679
you've ever really gotten over the shock
of Corey's passing away. You've been thinking

501
00:53:50.719 --> 00:53:53.119
a lot about her lately, haven't
you. I mean, in these last

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00:53:53.199 --> 00:53:59.920
weeks, before you even saw this
other girl in the drug store, Yeah,

503
00:54:00.039 --> 00:54:05.239
yes, I have. Well,
isn't it possible that you simply wanted

504
00:54:05.280 --> 00:54:10.719
her back so much that that my
imagination was playing tricks on me? Something

505
00:54:10.880 --> 00:54:15.880
like that. Yes, I want
you to stay right there in that bed.

506
00:54:27.280 --> 00:54:30.280
Well. I lay there for about
a week. I guess I was

507
00:54:30.639 --> 00:54:35.440
just about convinced that's the way it
was. I mean, it was the

508
00:54:35.599 --> 00:54:40.599
only thing I could think of that
seemed to explain everything. One day they

509
00:54:40.679 --> 00:54:46.239
told me I could get up,
and they brought me my clothes, and

510
00:54:46.400 --> 00:54:53.679
then I found a silver medadian in
one of my shoes. That's where it

511
00:54:53.760 --> 00:55:00.440
must have fallen when she dropped it. There's no question about it. It

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00:55:00.599 --> 00:55:06.559
was the one I had made for
Corey at her funeral. At the reception,

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I had been the last one in
line to look at her. I

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00:55:12.039 --> 00:55:19.960
reached into the coffin and placed the
medadion in her sweet cool hand, who

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00:55:20.079 --> 00:55:28.360
gently curled her fingers over it,
and then they closed the lid. I

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00:55:28.559 --> 00:55:40.840
never told that to the ship's doctor. Do you think guys should have soft

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00:55:40.960 --> 00:55:47.920
spence? You've been listening to the
Silvers who written especially It was Suspence by

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00:55:49.360 --> 00:56:01.280
Robert Reddick. Bence is produced and
directed by Freda Heard Into My Story,

519
00:56:01.400 --> 00:56:07.159
where William Mason, Tony Dona Dick, Keith, Rita, Lloyd Kerk,

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00:56:07.199 --> 00:56:13.519
Drew Warner, and Ralph Camargo.
Music supervision by Eppa Hubert. Sound patterns

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00:56:13.519 --> 00:56:17.679
by Walter Otto, Technical direction by
Michael Shotskis. This is Stewart Mett speaking

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00:56:22.440 --> 00:56:29.400
ah after something scary. Nothing helps
more than listening to a delightful tune.

523
00:56:29.400 --> 00:56:37.320
I've always liked this tunes. I've
always always felt felt this tune too well.

524
00:56:37.639 --> 00:56:42.559
It looks like the sun is on
its way out, which means I,

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00:56:43.880 --> 00:56:46.679
my dear, need to return to
where I where I came from.

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00:56:47.719 --> 00:56:54.719
But how about I see you again
this task next week. I promise you

527
00:56:54.840 --> 00:57:01.880
I'll be if you promise you'll meet
me. But until then, as you

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00:57:02.000 --> 00:57:07.440
make the long walk walk to your
beautiful home and lay your head down on

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your warm pillow, remember nothing lasts
forever, and try to be thankful for

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00:57:17.679 --> 00:57:45.880
what you have h