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Welcome to the Great Adventurers of Old Time Radio from Kalispell, Montana.
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This is your host, Adam Graham, bringing you this week's
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episode of COUNTERSPYT. But first, I do want to encourage you.
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But now, from September one, nineteen forty nine, here is
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The cold Blooded Professor. Part two.
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That's the call of p E. P. S I.
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That's your marches Cola. That's the call out prevent Counterspy
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Washington Hunting cover by Washington Hunting.
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Counter Hunting, Counterspy calling Washington.
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United States covers, especially a Puget to investigate and combat
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the enemy is not countries.
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Both at home and abron the night.
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More in the case of the cold Blooded Professor, another
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Counterspy report to the American people, brought to you we
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Tuesday and Thursday by Pepsicola.
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Pepsicola hit the spot.
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Two glasses, that's the lot.
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That's right. You heard what they said. Two full glasses
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of sparkling pepsi from one big twelve ounce bottle. You're
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getting an extra glass full. I want a delicious glass fall,
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the most refreshing, delightful cola that ever tickled your taste.
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You can't top Pepsi's singing flavor. And that big, big
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bottle saves your money goes twice as far. Pepsi's America
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is big, big favorite and America's biggest tola value. So
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why take less when pepsi is best? Whenever you reach
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for refreshments, remember.
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Why take class when Pepsi's best?
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And now to Counterspies, it is doubtful if as many
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warning flashes ever went out about any criminal as were
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flashed by the United States counter spies concerning one Professor
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Emery Horn.
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Professor Emery Horn and a mastermind of crime.
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He is a constant thing to all.
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Professor Horn murdered a Counterspy agent with a special flat
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handled gun strapped to his kids. He poisoned his housekeeper
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with poisoning candidates. Finally captured by the counter fight, Horn
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arrogantly described these methods of murder, and the.
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Tail cribed and sentenced to death. Professor Horn was held
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them a safest sentitentiary in the country, pending his execution.
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A few months ago, Professor Horn consulted the prison doctor
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about his badly infected upper list.
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You're quite a character, Horn, While addressing me, doctor kindly
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used my title low chord, Professor Horn, only who made
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you a professor? The only person in the world who's
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qualified myself?
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All armed guards. I'm still.
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We're in the prison walls, within the prison wall, doctor alight,
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Hold still now.
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I don't understand why your rupper lip isn't healing.
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This is a bad infection.
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I believe the like of healing is due to hyperprotonemia
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because the food is lacking simon hydrochloride and near cinemid. No,
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really think you no medicine? Don't you pardon me if
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I speak medically over your head?
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Doctor? But then ignorance always irritates me.
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Ah, there's hair around the infection, Hor.
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I have to cover your whole upper lip with adhesive. Again,
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how long were you a horse? Doctor?
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I'm sorry, I'm sorry if I really.
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Hey, here you made fix attempt to escape.
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In two months, horn, the professor Horn, Now news does travel.
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That's only ten days more. You're transferred to the death house.
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You have a morbid mind, haven't you. No, No, I
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was only going to tell you that, ironic as it
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may be, those ulcers you had for so long are cured.
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You're not doing of yours, doctor, I'm sure, okay, get going,
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professor out that way?
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Bug uh.
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And you awake these SuDS and mattresses they fired it down,
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you know well, foot bugs.
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The stella is getting on my notes too, You hungry bugs.
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Here's a sugar cookie I took from the mask.
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You could steal the nose off the water right while
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he was looking here it is things.
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And put the crumbs in your pocket?
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Or whis I go putting cookie crumbs in my pocket?
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You figure that one out, and I wouldn't have had
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to plan your escape for you. Who's escape? Both of them?
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You one way ie another? And you've noticed I've been
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bringing back little pieces.
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Of lemons in the main dining hall. That's when I
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knew you would nuts in my mattress.
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I have an extra pair of prison pants lemons contain
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a setic acid and a setic acid bleachers. I've been
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bleinking those pants with lemon jews, and now they're as
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white as any dut pants.
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Sometimes I think you witch hey when you pinched them glasses.
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Their horn rimmed spectacle. Have you ever seen a little
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piece of wire lying around the recreation yard the shoe, Well,
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there are lots of little pieces like those, and I've
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been collecting them, winding them together and bending them into
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these eye frames and ear pieces.
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The next step was.
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To unravel threads in the bottom of each trousers and
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wrap them around the strands of wire to thicken them.
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It's just right.
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And then I had to give the strands a smooth
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surface taste of flour and water.
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Didn't then, But when.
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You get the glass in plastic crystals stolen from the
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wrist watches of other prisoners, and with my new mustache.
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And will the minute you ain't got no mustace.
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What do you think is under this adhesive tape on
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my upper lip? He said?
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He scratched to this I did on purpose with a
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dirty tin to make sure the infection continued. My excuse
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to keep the tes iran and all the time, we'll
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grow in the mustache. Okay, so now you've got white
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pins their respects of mustache. But why good will let
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trouble just to bust out over the wall? Bugs, I've
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ever noticed in the corner of our recreation room there's
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a pile of old building plans, blueprints of model houses,
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things like that.
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Yeah, at the.
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Right moment, I'll suddenly become a building contractor inspecting the building.
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Now walk right out the freedom and the execution of
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a plan I have in mind.
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Oh, the smoke process. You sure sure having trouble. Bugs. Thanks,
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I'm good. I'm biased. Bugs, you're dying that cookie with poison.
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Help help me. I don't want to.
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I can't anymore that poison I made scraps of garbage.
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But the tooth fresh handle himself a too strong and
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quick by.
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That shoo me.
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Oh no, no, the PBS I made you put in
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your pocket. They'll prove you stole the cookie yourself.
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All right, you robbing.
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God?
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God, what did you hey? What with bugs? I'm afraid
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it's my fault. God, you killed him.
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They confessed to me about a murder he'd committed. The
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police never knew about.
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He was eating his cookie MT have poisoned. It must
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have minute suicide right under my eyes.
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Recreated, you'll get twenty minutes for recreation.
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Listen when we come to the corner, I'm ducking out
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into that landing room off the recreation halls. Cover my
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place in line. If I won't miss me. I need
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at least three and a half minutes.
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A class. He's a tape off, that's not a blue
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prints and into the hall. It's the out of the
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freedom three minutes before I'm missed.
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Oh god, hey, who are you and the architect's assistance
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working on autorations to be made in this prison?
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Yeah? I didn't hear nothing about no iterations.
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How did you get into the proof by the entrance
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on the other side with the rest of our staff?
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Has this desk your seat and had always been located
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at this spot? Yeah, twelve years now because I can
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watch this inside gate, an automatic slide gate controlled from here. Now,
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when the gates to be opened, I phone a main
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gate room and they push a button and this gate
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slides off. And will you demonstrate, please, my dear man,
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I'm in a hurry. I've got to know how these
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things work.
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All right?
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Ericson number two. Opener up some architecture. Yes, okay, how
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she'll open unless you get fine? Thank you? Hey you
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want to see your pose against ah? Yes, please lower
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its cool motadland here. You can't just walk out of here.
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I'm connected with the building contractor. You gotta sign out
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with me, and I got to take it to the
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main gate room. They take it to your signature. When
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you sign it's all right. But the first you've got
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to show me how this gate works for planning aderations.
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We may have to move this platform.
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It's instead on.
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Oh well, the gate there is controlled by this button here,
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but the interrogates control from the main gate room.
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Why is this one easier? They see? Anybody gets bet
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that Dad has a right to lead.
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We may have to change that. I want to close
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to look at the gate itself. Push the button now, please,
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hik go.
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Alry you're covering great. I know my work has all done.
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You can close the gate. Okay, Honey.
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Tell them Harry Peters. The honey is not in his
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office here. I'll try all the departments, all.
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Counters, fight departments, mister honey on the main floor.
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Rush report for you, mister handing rush reports.
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I thank all counters fine apartments. This is David Hardy.
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I've gotta learned that Professor Emery Horn has made an
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amazing escape.
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From aw to land of penitentiary. All flights of him
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has been lost.
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All information having even a faint bearing on the professor.
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Rush to me, top priority, Dave. I was sure we
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had the Professor's told it away from good hands.
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Fantastically clever Peter. Now he's loose again, a vicious killer.
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All right, smells double during his trial, Peter, is the
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amazing knowledge of legal treaks you passed on to his
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defense lawyer. Almost safe from the chair. But we're going
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to get him again. If it's the last case I
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ever handled, I don't think I've ever seen us to land.
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It is two state supers. A woman accomplished the counterspy agents,
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probably a fellow convict. I'm never going to give up
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on that man. We haven't got one lead on him.
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Then we have to start back at the beginning. Now
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we know that for some years Horn poses a scientists
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and lived quietly in a small town in Illinois where
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we killed the counterspy. But Dave, we find tooth Combe
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that place at the time. This time we won't be
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looking for a clue in the ordinary sense, Peters, but
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some new clue to his character. We'll have to learn
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about the man from that old house, back to Todder
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spy and just a moment. But first tell us popo lasses,
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that's a lot more value, a lot more.
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Why take less when tempty best?
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More and more among fellows and girls, among mothers and
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dads hear that same and sensible question. Why take less
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when Pepsi's bet, no budget, no allowance ever had a
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better friend than tangy sparkling pepsicola, Because one big twelve
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out Pepsi bottle gives you two delicious drinks that's twice
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as much tangy taste, twice as much delicious Pepsi to
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go just twice as far. That's why more and more
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family say, why take less when Pepsi's bet Yes, family
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is like yours and mine family's all over America, they're
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all saying, why take less? When Pepsi's best.
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Pepsicola pist taste terrific, when you're.
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Hot, more and better than the rest?
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Why take less?
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When Petsi says today tomorrow always get America's biggest cola
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value take home a tartan of six big big pepsi bottles.
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Insists on pepsi at the store, and say pepsi at
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the fountain, Stay pepsi at the sand, Say pepsi whenever
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you reach for refreshment. Remember why take west wind And
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now back to countras By and eerie, stormy nights at
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the former hideout of Professor Horn in Illinois, Dave, this
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old house is the best local for a murder I've
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seen years.
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It was the locale of a murder. The stain of
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Agent Cameron's blood still in the country, and that's under
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this musty, creepy old place. And he could spend the
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nineties alone. I'll control your imagination. Let's pick the pack.
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Gladly have begun to me. Well, I've been here in
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the study looking through some of these scientific books Horn
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left behind. Take with me and see if that makes sense.
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A book on physics stresses and streams. And take this page.
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M hmm. Little drawings sort of doodles in the margins,
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scribbled probably while he was thinking over di guessing what
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he was reading. Getchy little drawings content. I'm finished almost
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as in landon now some one, almost every page see
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I'll take another book at random, this one on bild chemistry.
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I think eighth great about these books is and.
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See this thing.
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More drawings at the same time, there's two of a
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dozen more of these volumes at least. So when Horn's
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a doodler, a scientific doodlist, Dad, how can we use
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the fact that it's the characteristic of Horns the doodle
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and scientific books. Well, Horn has this scholarly side to him,
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and I wouldn't you think that everywhere he goes he'd
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want to consult scientific works? Where could he accept the
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libraries exactly to be more exact scientific libraries? Right now, First,
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we'll text through all these books. We may find various
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definite types of duties that occur over and over, and
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we'll make photostatic copies and send us step to every
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library in the country. But Dave, this will mean asking
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librarians to want on their leaders. Then I've trained for that. Well,
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all library books are inspected, every so of them, Peters.
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The only tiny cool we need may be hidden this
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very moment in some library. If we only knew where,
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and if we only knew where Horn is now, I.
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I think, what's sir? Give me last okay for us.
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Come on, h thank you stranger. He that's mighty lonely.
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Not many cars coming through. I'm glad you came along,
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especially since I see your just about my size. What
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get out of the com Oh stick up? Okay, okay,
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I guess very well about your size.
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Mister.
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Your suit will suit me very well. My suit really
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took my money. I can always get money when I wanted.
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Mister wants you an.
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End Blake Jack Splacial Delivery Lake the Professional Football Plan.
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What a pleasure to meet you, mister Blake. Take off
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your suit please. Hey, what the next bullet won't go
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in the ground, mister Blake, It'll go into you. Okay,
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tough guys or dagget throwed in the car please. Now
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the trousers I need to shoe too, please, mister Blake,
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and of course your car. Hey.
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Look, i'll die out in this desert and the sun. True.
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We must be twenty miles in the water. No there, sport,
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will there give me some kind of a chance.
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A chance? Pretty well, mister Blake. We'll play a little
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game of my invention. Just remain there beside the road. Lake.
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Now, mister Blake, you start running. I'm going to try
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to run you down with your own car. I don't
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get you in one minute or less, you'll be perfectly free.
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I can't out run an automobile, or you forget your
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special delivery. Blake the best broken field runner in football.
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Start running, mister Blake, any direction. I'll even give you
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a little head Stop. God, God, now hear I come.
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A mister Blake, Miss Joe, keep on running, No bad,
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mister Blake. Only can't take its more and you'd still
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be alive. But then I wouldn't have had your polls
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and your car would I.
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Feel a lot at San Francis, no tray.
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He had a Professor Horn himself. But Scientific Library here
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reports five technical about hims mock with characteristic marginal drawings
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within past week.
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Proctor Horn must be in the vicinity. No, this could
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beat what we've got. The five books Horn used on
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some eight visits to.
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The Senate of the Sto Scientific Library, and the drawing
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zoom sing same.
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It may not be on them.
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I think it is the characteristic career, a little going
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to more definitely things as if he had a definite
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plan the law you won't explode, Yeah, Stage two eighty
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seven being with liquid explode the drawings with company and
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bottles and a location thirty two ounces, I mean thirty
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two ounds bottles.
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Me, but why bottles?
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No bottles are an innocent way of carrying liquid explosives either,
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you know, a thankful print, but there are no books
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here about both, or electronic predection devices. He here's a
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book on the scientific preservation of works of odds painting.
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Now I hadn't noted that when they're here's something they
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well drawings on two different pages, pages where the locations
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of famous paintings are lifted unusual interest for home by
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Jorge What little drawings that might represent explosions? And look
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what they are?
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Right?
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Mix of a.
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Listing of four different paintings for ten tenpence. Sell those home.
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We're planning to steal and preserve them in good conditions
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scientifically and sell luminated in secrets, because thirty paintings are
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in short for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars each,
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and the want of them would be a good haul.
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I'm not seeing these teams. They're kept in both they
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might be, and that's where they look what explosive did
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come him? No doubt they are watchmen to be taken
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care of.
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Exposures might serve two purposes.
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There, kill the watchman and blow up in the vault. Yes,
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I want to take quote bottles to carry the stuff in. Anyway,
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we'll check these museums about their storage vaults if we can't.
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Narrow the field. There's too many themes only one. There
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aren't workings and faults in the basement.
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They have a propecial watchmen as the line and churches.
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Okay, and that's for the watchman, Peter, that's your special assignment.
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Oh oh, but that's it.
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You'll be my watchmen here at the arfever answer, I've
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been sitting married on the shadow, you see, dressing it
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in a bit of a risk walking forward an only job.
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It is the museum being asked by itselfish way. I'm
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creepy too. It's a cemetery under beside the church offer.
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I happen to have a couple of bottles of wine
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here that side. This could but if you would drink
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you could only might not be wise. He would be
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here tutting a bottle gear outdoors.
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There's never nobody to see.
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Well, I'm should be better inside, maybe maybe down in
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the cellar where it could be warm.
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We're drink to friendly, toast to odd. But if you're
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about to.
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Give me a drink, I don't mind the first one
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right here?
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Very well, try their support of in Spain the dark
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heavy wine, right thanks? H might you find it is
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too Shall we go inside? Now?
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What kind of wine would that?
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Other? Busy?
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Now I'll show you inside. All right, Well it's a
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light white wine. Yeah, now that's more like it might
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be labor. I must say.
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You can take my word. I'd like to know what
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it is. I'll be drinking. I really want to look
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at the labor if you want, says yeah, thank you.
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Tip Top Value Short Term doesn't by Tip Top Value
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Winery Incorporated. I wonder if blushing the fountain you've.
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Thrown it.
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Wanted to drink some wine that close up your poor you,
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you poor.
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Harm.
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We got no no, no clean out.
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All right, horns, you're not blowing open any vaults tonight
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with explosive wine.
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I didn't. I'd like to know how you caught. I'll
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be glad to tell you, and I'll also tell you
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that we.
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Know where you've got that suit you have on. You
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murdered Jack Blake in the desert two weeks ago. I'll
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be glad to tell you a lot of things on
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including this. You're not going to teach the executioner again.
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When your friends stop in, be generous, but be thristy too.
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There's plenty of delicious Pepsicola Pepsis twelve ounce bottle gives
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you not to one sparkling glass full dot two, you
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get a carton of six and serve twelve delicious rinks. Yes,
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Petsy is a Clerica's biggest solar value. You get twice
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the tangy taste, twice the refreshments, twice the PETSI. So
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why take less when Petsy's best. Whenever you reach for refreshments,
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remember tet the call.
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Of Teoto glasses. That's the lot more value, a lot
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more deaty take less when testy.
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Tune in every Tuesday and Thursday, same time, same station
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to counterspile it next Tuesday. For the exciting counterspy case
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How this incident forced certain counterspy agents to act as
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stupid in reverse will be exposed on our next broadcast
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if you're to tune in next Tuesday for case of
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the Arrogant Arsenals on counter Spy. The Night's counter Spy program,
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originated in New York, was elected by William M. Sleet
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and featured Don McLaughlan and Mandel Kramer, with music by
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Jesse Crawford. Counter Spy is a Philipates Layde production for Pepsicola.
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Enjoying some pepsi I's Cold Tonight.
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Welcome back Well, another fine performance by Ralph Bell and
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creating this character who is both incredibly cunning but also
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massively sadistic. Easily, he is the toughest villain that David
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Harding has faced off against, and Harding gets to show
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the strength of his deductive and investigative abilities here and
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showing in an approach and a philosophy it is very adaptive.
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What he realizes is that Horn is going to make disguises.
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Horn is going to do a lot of clever things
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that will foil the traditional investigative approach. But what Harding
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searches for is not trying to anticipate Horn's next big
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scheme as much as first figuring out, okay, who is he?
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What is the pattern of his behavior beneath all the
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substrfuge that he's about to lay out, And in many
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ways Harting is very much like a modern profiler and
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goes somewhere that a lot of the detectives or crime
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programs just did not go. And he's very effective, And
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there are so many episodes of this series that do
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make me appreciate how clever and brilliant David Harding is
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in his own right, And unlike Horn, he doesn't need
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to make a big show about it. All right, Listener
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comments and feedback, And we have a comment on Spotify
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regarding the murdering Messenger. Clark gets shot and sits in
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his living room for ten minutes. He could have had
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the housekeeper take him to the hospital, but she says
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he didn't want to be bothered because she was baking.
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Those had better be brownies to die for. Well, to
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be fair, she didn't strike me as particularly helpful, and
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it's also fair to wonder if getting to the hospital
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would have made that big of a difference in that time.
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Modern day, maybe calling nine to one one ems might
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do something, But who can say all right, and now
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we have a comment from YouTube where a listener asked
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a question regarding the bouncing bank robber, where is the espionage?
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That's a fair question amidst all of the high flying
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and in that episode. Now, as discussed before and a
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lot of listeners have called out, it's a situation where
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effectively Counterspy is the FBI, just not really written in
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cooperation with them and not based on real cases, but
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essentially postwar. They're patterned after the FBI, which makes sense
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because the FBI did a lot of counterintelligence work. But
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whether you're going to have actual counter intelligence involved in
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the work of Counterspy does really vary from week to week.
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All right, Well, now it is time to thank our
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going to take a bit of a recording break. However,
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we will return on Tuesday on The Great Adventurers Podcast
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But now, from September one, nineteen forty nine, here is
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The cold Blooded Professor. Part two.
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That's the call of p E. P. S I.
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That's your marches Cola. That's the call out prevent Counterspy
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Washington Hunting cover by Washington Hunting.
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Counter Hunting, Counterspy calling Washington.
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United States covers, especially a Puget to investigate and combat
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the enemy is not countries.
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Both at home and abron the night.
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More in the case of the cold Blooded Professor, another
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Counterspy report to the American people, brought to you we
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Tuesday and Thursday by Pepsicola.
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Pepsicola hit the spot.
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Two glasses, that's the lot.
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That's right. You heard what they said. Two full glasses
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of sparkling pepsi from one big twelve ounce bottle. You're
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getting an extra glass full. I want a delicious glass fall,
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the most refreshing, delightful cola that ever tickled your taste.
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You can't top Pepsi's singing flavor. And that big, big
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bottle saves your money goes twice as far. Pepsi's America
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is big, big favorite and America's biggest tola value. So
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why take less when pepsi is best? Whenever you reach
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for refreshments, remember.
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Why take class when Pepsi's best?
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And now to Counterspies, it is doubtful if as many
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warning flashes ever went out about any criminal as were
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flashed by the United States counter spies concerning one Professor
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Emery Horn.
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Professor Emery Horn and a mastermind of crime.
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He is a constant thing to all.
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Professor Horn murdered a Counterspy agent with a special flat
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handled gun strapped to his kids. He poisoned his housekeeper
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with poisoning candidates. Finally captured by the counter fight, Horn
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arrogantly described these methods of murder, and the.
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Tail cribed and sentenced to death. Professor Horn was held
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them a safest sentitentiary in the country, pending his execution.
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A few months ago, Professor Horn consulted the prison doctor
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about his badly infected upper list.
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You're quite a character, Horn, While addressing me, doctor kindly
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used my title low chord, Professor Horn, only who made
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you a professor? The only person in the world who's
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qualified myself?
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All armed guards. I'm still.
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We're in the prison walls, within the prison wall, doctor alight,
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Hold still now.
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I don't understand why your rupper lip isn't healing.
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This is a bad infection.
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I believe the like of healing is due to hyperprotonemia
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because the food is lacking simon hydrochloride and near cinemid. No,
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really think you no medicine? Don't you pardon me if
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I speak medically over your head?
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Doctor? But then ignorance always irritates me.
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Ah, there's hair around the infection, Hor.
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I have to cover your whole upper lip with adhesive. Again,
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how long were you a horse? Doctor?
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I'm sorry, I'm sorry if I really.
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Hey, here you made fix attempt to escape.
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In two months, horn, the professor Horn, Now news does travel.
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That's only ten days more. You're transferred to the death house.
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You have a morbid mind, haven't you. No, No, I
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was only going to tell you that, ironic as it
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may be, those ulcers you had for so long are cured.
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You're not doing of yours, doctor, I'm sure, okay, get going,
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professor out that way?
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Bug uh.
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And you awake these SuDS and mattresses they fired it down,
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you know well, foot bugs.
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The stella is getting on my notes too, You hungry bugs.
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Here's a sugar cookie I took from the mask.
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You could steal the nose off the water right while
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he was looking here it is things.
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And put the crumbs in your pocket?
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Or whis I go putting cookie crumbs in my pocket?
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You figure that one out, and I wouldn't have had
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to plan your escape for you. Who's escape? Both of them?
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You one way ie another? And you've noticed I've been
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bringing back little pieces.
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Of lemons in the main dining hall. That's when I
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knew you would nuts in my mattress.
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I have an extra pair of prison pants lemons contain
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a setic acid and a setic acid bleachers. I've been
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bleinking those pants with lemon jews, and now they're as
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white as any dut pants.
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Sometimes I think you witch hey when you pinched them glasses.
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Their horn rimmed spectacle. Have you ever seen a little
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piece of wire lying around the recreation yard the shoe, Well,
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there are lots of little pieces like those, and I've
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been collecting them, winding them together and bending them into
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these eye frames and ear pieces.
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The next step was.
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To unravel threads in the bottom of each trousers and
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wrap them around the strands of wire to thicken them.
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It's just right.
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And then I had to give the strands a smooth
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surface taste of flour and water.
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Didn't then, But when.
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You get the glass in plastic crystals stolen from the
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wrist watches of other prisoners, and with my new mustache.
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And will the minute you ain't got no mustace.
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What do you think is under this adhesive tape on
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my upper lip? He said?
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He scratched to this I did on purpose with a
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dirty tin to make sure the infection continued. My excuse
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to keep the tes iran and all the time, we'll
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grow in the mustache. Okay, so now you've got white
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pins their respects of mustache. But why good will let
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trouble just to bust out over the wall? Bugs, I've
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ever noticed in the corner of our recreation room there's
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a pile of old building plans, blueprints of model houses,
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things like that.
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Yeah, at the.
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Right moment, I'll suddenly become a building contractor inspecting the building.
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Now walk right out the freedom and the execution of
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a plan I have in mind.
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Oh, the smoke process. You sure sure having trouble. Bugs. Thanks,
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I'm good. I'm biased. Bugs, you're dying that cookie with poison.
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Help help me. I don't want to.
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I can't anymore that poison I made scraps of garbage.
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But the tooth fresh handle himself a too strong and
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quick by.
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That shoo me.
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Oh no, no, the PBS I made you put in
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your pocket. They'll prove you stole the cookie yourself.
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All right, you robbing.
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God?
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God, what did you hey? What with bugs? I'm afraid
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it's my fault. God, you killed him.
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They confessed to me about a murder he'd committed. The
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police never knew about.
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He was eating his cookie MT have poisoned. It must
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have minute suicide right under my eyes.
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Recreated, you'll get twenty minutes for recreation.
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Listen when we come to the corner, I'm ducking out
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into that landing room off the recreation halls. Cover my
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place in line. If I won't miss me. I need
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at least three and a half minutes.
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A class. He's a tape off, that's not a blue
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prints and into the hall. It's the out of the
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freedom three minutes before I'm missed.
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Oh god, hey, who are you and the architect's assistance
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working on autorations to be made in this prison?
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Yeah? I didn't hear nothing about no iterations.
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How did you get into the proof by the entrance
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on the other side with the rest of our staff?
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Has this desk your seat and had always been located
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at this spot? Yeah, twelve years now because I can
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watch this inside gate, an automatic slide gate controlled from here. Now,
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when the gates to be opened, I phone a main
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gate room and they push a button and this gate
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slides off. And will you demonstrate, please, my dear man,
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I'm in a hurry. I've got to know how these
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things work.
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All right?
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Ericson number two. Opener up some architecture. Yes, okay, how
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she'll open unless you get fine? Thank you? Hey you
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want to see your pose against ah? Yes, please lower
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its cool motadland here. You can't just walk out of here.
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I'm connected with the building contractor. You gotta sign out
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with me, and I got to take it to the
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main gate room. They take it to your signature. When
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you sign it's all right. But the first you've got
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to show me how this gate works for planning aderations.
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We may have to move this platform.
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It's instead on.
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Oh well, the gate there is controlled by this button here,
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but the interrogates control from the main gate room.
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Why is this one easier? They see? Anybody gets bet
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that Dad has a right to lead.
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We may have to change that. I want to close
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to look at the gate itself. Push the button now, please,
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hik go.
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Alry you're covering great. I know my work has all done.
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You can close the gate. Okay, Honey.
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Tell them Harry Peters. The honey is not in his
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office here. I'll try all the departments, all.
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Counters, fight departments, mister honey on the main floor.
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Rush report for you, mister handing rush reports.
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I thank all counters fine apartments. This is David Hardy.
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I've gotta learned that Professor Emery Horn has made an
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amazing escape.
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From aw to land of penitentiary. All flights of him
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has been lost.
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All information having even a faint bearing on the professor.
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Rush to me, top priority, Dave. I was sure we
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had the Professor's told it away from good hands.
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Fantastically clever Peter. Now he's loose again, a vicious killer.
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All right, smells double during his trial, Peter, is the
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amazing knowledge of legal treaks you passed on to his
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defense lawyer. Almost safe from the chair. But we're going
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to get him again. If it's the last case I
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ever handled, I don't think I've ever seen us to land.
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It is two state supers. A woman accomplished the counterspy agents,
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probably a fellow convict. I'm never going to give up
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on that man. We haven't got one lead on him.
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Then we have to start back at the beginning. Now
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we know that for some years Horn poses a scientists
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and lived quietly in a small town in Illinois where
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we killed the counterspy. But Dave, we find tooth Combe
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that place at the time. This time we won't be
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looking for a clue in the ordinary sense, Peters, but
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some new clue to his character. We'll have to learn
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about the man from that old house, back to Todder
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spy and just a moment. But first tell us popo lasses,
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that's a lot more value, a lot more.
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Why take less when tempty best?
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More and more among fellows and girls, among mothers and
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dads hear that same and sensible question. Why take less
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when Pepsi's bet, no budget, no allowance ever had a
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better friend than tangy sparkling pepsicola, Because one big twelve
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out Pepsi bottle gives you two delicious drinks that's twice
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as much tangy taste, twice as much delicious Pepsi to
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go just twice as far. That's why more and more
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family say, why take less when Pepsi's bet Yes, family
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is like yours and mine family's all over America, they're
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all saying, why take less? When Pepsi's best.
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Pepsicola pist taste terrific, when you're.
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Hot, more and better than the rest?
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Why take less?
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When Petsi says today tomorrow always get America's biggest cola
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value take home a tartan of six big big pepsi bottles.
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Insists on pepsi at the store, and say pepsi at
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the fountain, Stay pepsi at the sand, Say pepsi whenever
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you reach for refreshment. Remember why take west wind And
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now back to countras By and eerie, stormy nights at
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the former hideout of Professor Horn in Illinois, Dave, this
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old house is the best local for a murder I've
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seen years.
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It was the locale of a murder. The stain of
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Agent Cameron's blood still in the country, and that's under
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this musty, creepy old place. And he could spend the
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nineties alone. I'll control your imagination. Let's pick the pack.
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Gladly have begun to me. Well, I've been here in
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the study looking through some of these scientific books Horn
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left behind. Take with me and see if that makes sense.
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A book on physics stresses and streams. And take this page.
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M hmm. Little drawings sort of doodles in the margins,
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scribbled probably while he was thinking over di guessing what
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he was reading. Getchy little drawings content. I'm finished almost
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as in landon now some one, almost every page see
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I'll take another book at random, this one on bild chemistry.
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I think eighth great about these books is and.
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See this thing.
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More drawings at the same time, there's two of a
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dozen more of these volumes at least. So when Horn's
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a doodler, a scientific doodlist, Dad, how can we use
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the fact that it's the characteristic of Horns the doodle
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and scientific books. Well, Horn has this scholarly side to him,
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and I wouldn't you think that everywhere he goes he'd
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want to consult scientific works? Where could he accept the
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libraries exactly to be more exact scientific libraries? Right now, First,
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we'll text through all these books. We may find various
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definite types of duties that occur over and over, and
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we'll make photostatic copies and send us step to every
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library in the country. But Dave, this will mean asking
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librarians to want on their leaders. Then I've trained for that. Well,
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all library books are inspected, every so of them, Peters.
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The only tiny cool we need may be hidden this
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very moment in some library. If we only knew where,
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and if we only knew where Horn is now, I.
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I think, what's sir? Give me last okay for us.
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Come on, h thank you stranger. He that's mighty lonely.
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Not many cars coming through. I'm glad you came along,
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especially since I see your just about my size. What
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get out of the com Oh stick up? Okay, okay,
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I guess very well about your size.
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Mister.
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Your suit will suit me very well. My suit really
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took my money. I can always get money when I wanted.
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Mister wants you an.
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End Blake Jack Splacial Delivery Lake the Professional Football Plan.
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What a pleasure to meet you, mister Blake. Take off
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your suit please. Hey, what the next bullet won't go
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in the ground, mister Blake, It'll go into you. Okay,
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tough guys or dagget throwed in the car please. Now
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the trousers I need to shoe too, please, mister Blake,
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and of course your car. Hey.
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Look, i'll die out in this desert and the sun. True.
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We must be twenty miles in the water. No there, sport,
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will there give me some kind of a chance.
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A chance? Pretty well, mister Blake. We'll play a little
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game of my invention. Just remain there beside the road. Lake.
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Now, mister Blake, you start running. I'm going to try
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to run you down with your own car. I don't
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get you in one minute or less, you'll be perfectly free.
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I can't out run an automobile, or you forget your
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special delivery. Blake the best broken field runner in football.
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Start running, mister Blake, any direction. I'll even give you
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a little head Stop. God, God, now hear I come.
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A mister Blake, Miss Joe, keep on running, No bad,
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mister Blake. Only can't take its more and you'd still
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be alive. But then I wouldn't have had your polls
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and your car would I.
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Feel a lot at San Francis, no tray.
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He had a Professor Horn himself. But Scientific Library here
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reports five technical about hims mock with characteristic marginal drawings
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within past week.
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Proctor Horn must be in the vicinity. No, this could
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beat what we've got. The five books Horn used on
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some eight visits to.
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The Senate of the Sto Scientific Library, and the drawing
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zoom sing same.
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It may not be on them.
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I think it is the characteristic career, a little going
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to more definitely things as if he had a definite
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plan the law you won't explode, Yeah, Stage two eighty
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seven being with liquid explode the drawings with company and
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bottles and a location thirty two ounces, I mean thirty
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two ounds bottles.
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Me, but why bottles?
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No bottles are an innocent way of carrying liquid explosives either,
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you know, a thankful print, but there are no books
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here about both, or electronic predection devices. He here's a
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book on the scientific preservation of works of odds painting.
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Now I hadn't noted that when they're here's something they
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well drawings on two different pages, pages where the locations
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of famous paintings are lifted unusual interest for home by
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Jorge What little drawings that might represent explosions? And look
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what they are?
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Right?
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Mix of a.
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Listing of four different paintings for ten tenpence. Sell those home.
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We're planning to steal and preserve them in good conditions
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scientifically and sell luminated in secrets, because thirty paintings are
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in short for two hundred and fifty thousand dollars each,
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and the want of them would be a good haul.
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I'm not seeing these teams. They're kept in both they
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might be, and that's where they look what explosive did
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come him? No doubt they are watchmen to be taken
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care of.
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Exposures might serve two purposes.
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There, kill the watchman and blow up in the vault. Yes,
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I want to take quote bottles to carry the stuff in. Anyway,
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we'll check these museums about their storage vaults if we can't.
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Narrow the field. There's too many themes only one. There
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aren't workings and faults in the basement.
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They have a propecial watchmen as the line and churches.
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Okay, and that's for the watchman, Peter, that's your special assignment.
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Oh oh, but that's it.
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You'll be my watchmen here at the arfever answer, I've
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been sitting married on the shadow, you see, dressing it
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in a bit of a risk walking forward an only job.
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It is the museum being asked by itselfish way. I'm
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creepy too. It's a cemetery under beside the church offer.
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I happen to have a couple of bottles of wine
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here that side. This could but if you would drink
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you could only might not be wise. He would be
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here tutting a bottle gear outdoors.
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There's never nobody to see.
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Well, I'm should be better inside, maybe maybe down in
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the cellar where it could be warm.
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We're drink to friendly, toast to odd. But if you're
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about to.
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Give me a drink, I don't mind the first one
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right here?
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Very well, try their support of in Spain the dark
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heavy wine, right thanks? H might you find it is
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too Shall we go inside? Now?
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What kind of wine would that?
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Other? Busy?
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Now I'll show you inside. All right, Well it's a
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light white wine. Yeah, now that's more like it might
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be labor. I must say.
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You can take my word. I'd like to know what
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it is. I'll be drinking. I really want to look
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at the labor if you want, says yeah, thank you.
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Tip Top Value Short Term doesn't by Tip Top Value
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Winery Incorporated. I wonder if blushing the fountain you've.
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Thrown it.
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Wanted to drink some wine that close up your poor you,
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you poor.
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Harm.
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We got no no, no clean out.
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All right, horns, you're not blowing open any vaults tonight
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with explosive wine.
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I didn't. I'd like to know how you caught. I'll
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be glad to tell you, and I'll also tell you
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that we.
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Know where you've got that suit you have on. You
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murdered Jack Blake in the desert two weeks ago. I'll
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be glad to tell you a lot of things on
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including this. You're not going to teach the executioner again.
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When your friends stop in, be generous, but be thristy too.
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There's plenty of delicious Pepsicola Pepsis twelve ounce bottle gives
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you not to one sparkling glass full dot two, you
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get a carton of six and serve twelve delicious rinks. Yes,
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Petsy is a Clerica's biggest solar value. You get twice
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the tangy taste, twice the refreshments, twice the PETSI. So
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why take less when Petsy's best. Whenever you reach for refreshments,
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remember tet the call.
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Of Teoto glasses. That's the lot more value, a lot
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more deaty take less when testy.
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Tune in every Tuesday and Thursday, same time, same station
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to counterspile it next Tuesday. For the exciting counterspy case
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How this incident forced certain counterspy agents to act as
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stupid in reverse will be exposed on our next broadcast
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if you're to tune in next Tuesday for case of
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the Arrogant Arsenals on counter Spy. The Night's counter Spy program,
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originated in New York, was elected by William M. Sleet
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and featured Don McLaughlan and Mandel Kramer, with music by
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Jesse Crawford. Counter Spy is a Philipates Layde production for Pepsicola.
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Enjoying some pepsi I's Cold Tonight.
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Welcome back Well, another fine performance by Ralph Bell and
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creating this character who is both incredibly cunning but also
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massively sadistic. Easily, he is the toughest villain that David
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Harding has faced off against, and Harding gets to show
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the strength of his deductive and investigative abilities here and
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showing in an approach and a philosophy it is very adaptive.
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What he realizes is that Horn is going to make disguises.
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Horn is going to do a lot of clever things
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that will foil the traditional investigative approach. But what Harding
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searches for is not trying to anticipate Horn's next big
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scheme as much as first figuring out, okay, who is he?
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What is the pattern of his behavior beneath all the
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substrfuge that he's about to lay out, And in many
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ways Harting is very much like a modern profiler and
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goes somewhere that a lot of the detectives or crime
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programs just did not go. And he's very effective, And
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there are so many episodes of this series that do
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make me appreciate how clever and brilliant David Harding is
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in his own right, And unlike Horn, he doesn't need
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to make a big show about it. All right, Listener
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comments and feedback, And we have a comment on Spotify
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regarding the murdering Messenger. Clark gets shot and sits in
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his living room for ten minutes. He could have had
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the housekeeper take him to the hospital, but she says
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he didn't want to be bothered because she was baking.
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Those had better be brownies to die for. Well, to
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be fair, she didn't strike me as particularly helpful, and
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it's also fair to wonder if getting to the hospital
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would have made that big of a difference in that time.
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Modern day, maybe calling nine to one one ems might
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do something, But who can say all right, and now
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we have a comment from YouTube where a listener asked
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a question regarding the bouncing bank robber, where is the espionage?
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That's a fair question amidst all of the high flying
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and in that episode. Now, as discussed before and a
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lot of listeners have called out, it's a situation where
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effectively Counterspy is the FBI, just not really written in
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cooperation with them and not based on real cases, but
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essentially postwar. They're patterned after the FBI, which makes sense
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because the FBI did a lot of counterintelligence work. But
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whether you're going to have actual counter intelligence involved in
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the work of Counterspy does really vary from week to week.
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All right, Well, now it is time to thank our
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Counter Spy will return in two weeks as we are
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going to take a bit of a recording break. However,
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we will return on Tuesday on The Great Adventurers Podcast
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for the conclusion of Tarzan and the Fires of Tour.
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The Great Detectives goes to Encore presentations starting on Sunday,
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July the twentieth with the Saint. In the meantime, do
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