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Frank Lovejoy, Paul Stewart, and Mercedes McCambridge are heard in
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Arch Obler's Lights Out drama, written and directed by Obler.
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First broadcast by CBS on February 2nd, 1943, episode 18
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of the 1942-43 season Concerns condemned prisoner Mac Rogan, who
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maintains that Mark Street murdered Rogan's wife and framed him
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for the crime. With execution approaching, Rogan's determination to escape
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and settle the matter carries the story from the penitentiary
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toward a graveyard. This is Lights Out Until Dead, also
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known in some circulation as The Luck of Mark Street.
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Here is the original broadcast.
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Ironized yeast presents Lights Out Everybody.
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Is later than you think.
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Lights Out brings you stories of the supernatural and the supernormal,
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dramatizing the fantasies and the terrors of the unknown.
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We tell you this frankly, so if you wish to
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avoid the.
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Excitement and tension of.
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These imaginative plays, We urge you calmly.
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But sincerely to.
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Turn off your radio now. This is Arch Obler.
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He walks the earth, the little man. You look at
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him and say, what can he do? But then comes
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war and barbarism threatens his own home and suddenly the
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little man towers over the earth, a figure of vengeance.
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This too tonight is a story of vengeance. But before
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we begin, Bob Stevenson.
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Wants to ask you a question.
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Do they then find you so worn out and all
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in that you can't.
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Enjoy the evening?
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Are you so jittery and underweight and underpowered that you're
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losing out in your.
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Work and in your fun?
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Remember the name.
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Ironized Yeast Tablet.
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And now, lights out.
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Everybody. You've got ten minutes with him, Counselor. I know,
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I know. Colonel Rogan, I understand you wanted to see me.
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Sit down, Counselor.
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I'm very busy, understand?
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Sit down. Yes. What's on your mind? There's always a chance,
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you know. The jury's been out three hours.
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What's the level of the jury? Get me a knife.
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Huh?
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Get me a knife. A knife? Are you insane? A knife.
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Get me one. But why? You've got a chance.
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My final summation. The jury might deadlock. Yes, deadlock.
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You've got to listen to me.
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Why not? When the jury comes in, he'll be there, sure. He?
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Mark Street. Oh.
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Oh, him.
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You still don't believe? Oh, but I do, I do.
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I definitely believe that an individual by that name does exist.
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Exist? He killed my wife.
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But the evidence... He killed my wife, you hear me?
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He killed my wife. Yes, yes, I know. That's all
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you listen to me.
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You listen, I'll make you listen. For days you've been
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out there in that.
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Courtroom talking words. Words, high-sounding legal words. All the time
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you won't believe a word I told you. All the
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time back at.
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That mug of yours you've been thinking, yeah, he killed her,
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he killed her.
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I killed her.
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It's the first thing that ever came into a man's life.
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Now, Mac, I want you to know.
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Let him get it out.
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Of me. Marie was my wife.
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She was helping me and loving me. Guy come along
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who couldn't stand to be unhappy. Took a look at
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Marie and in that rat mind he must have said
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to himself, okay, beautiful, I'm going to get you. How
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and when I'd end up with someday, beautiful someday.
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That's what he said. And that's what he did.
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What?
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Well, then he came over. Sure, he'd have to be
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my friend.
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He came over and when Marie told him I was working.
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Late down at the plant, he said he'd wait for me. Business.
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Business of hell.
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What?
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Oh, how can I tell you?
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I can only think it in my head and remember
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it in my head. I hear her. Fighting against you.
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Fighting against you.
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Fighting.
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I don't hear anything. Fighting.
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Fighting.
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She must have clawed at his eyes. And that knife
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in his hand. He stabbed her once.
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And again.
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And a third time.
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When I got home, she had straight to whisper just
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two words to me. His name. And then she was dead.
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And he killed her.
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He'd find me, so I'd take the rat knee that
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left her marked straight.
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He did it. You hear me?
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Marked straight.
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But no trace of the man.
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He'll come back, I tell you.
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He'll come back now to hear that jury speak at peace.
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He'll come back. I know he will. That'll be my
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chance to get him.
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Get me that knife.
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But, Matt.
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The knife.
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I've got to have it.
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He'll be there.
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I can give it to him once, twice, three times.
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The way he did to her in his face and
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his neck and his dirty house.
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That's the way she's dead.
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His blood wiping out what he did to her.
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A knife.
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Get me a knife.
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Order in the courtroom.
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Order in the courtroom. Annette will clear the courtroom and
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that order is immediately restored. You got it. Well, Mac,
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everything's going to be all right. You certainly didn't think
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I'd really.
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Well, I mean a man in my position.
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You didn't really... He's sensible, Mac.
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How could I? Your wild story about revenge against a
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man nobody knows.
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Double-crossing, Mac.
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Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached the verdict?
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We have, Your Honor.
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You will read the verdict.
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We, the jury, find the defendant is charged in the
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indictment guilty of murder in the first degree.
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The prisoner will rise and face the court.
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He's talking to you, Mac.
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What? The prisoner will rise. Judge, get up, Rogan. Mark Street.
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You're here. I know it. Mac Rogan.
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Have you anything to say before a sentence.
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Is cast upon you? I see him.
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What's the matter?
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Mark Street, he's here. Here. Mark Street.
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You're here.
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I see you.
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I'll get you now.
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No, he's here.
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Mark Street, I've got to get him and kill him.
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He framed me.
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He killed him. Let me go.
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No.
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No, let go of me.
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You can't let him get away.
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You hear?
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I saw him.
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Mark Street, listen to me.
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I'll get you.
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I tell you, I'll get you if you got hurt.
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Three times.
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What's across your face and what's looking at you?
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What's on your mind?
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I'll get you, Mark.
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Free, I swear.
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I'll get you.
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I'm asking you as a particular favor to me, Rogan,
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to behave yourself.
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Yeah.
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Well, every man in this cell block is a condemned man.
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Disturbances just make it harder for everyone concerned. I ain't
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going to be with you long, Warden. Yes. Two weeks yet,
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my boy. I'm not going out that week.
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Oh. Escape, eh? I'm just telling you not to count
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too much on springing that trap.
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Don't try it, Rogan.
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No man's ever escaped from the death house in this penitentiary.
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And no man ever will.
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Yeah.
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Well, this
is it, Rogan. And I wouldn't.
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Well, hello, Ricoe.
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Guard, open the cell door. Yes, warden.
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In here, Rogan. What's the matter, warden? Your hotel getting crowded,
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so you got to give me a roommate? Now, behave yourself, men.
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I don't want any trouble. Very sure, warden. You don't
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make any trouble. I hope not. See you later. Look
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at warden like a schoolteacher. Rogan? How do you know
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my name? Yeah, there ain't much going on around here
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Rico Bartelli don't know. Yeah?
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Yeah.
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He doesn't want to know. How do you get out
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of here? Well, there's two ways. One through that door
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where you just came in with the warden. And the
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other through that green door down there at the other end.
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That's a funny door. It only opens up one way.
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They're not going to hang me. A lot of guys
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say that, but they feed the worms just the same.
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I'm getting out of here. Well, it's easy just to talk.
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I've got to get out.
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Why?
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To kill.
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Are you crazy? Well, never mind.
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To me, it don't make no difference just so long
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as you help me. I told you Rico about telling
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those lots of things.
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Well, listen to this. I know where to correct this place.
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Don't just talk.
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I've got a guy in my spot.
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Don't just talk, my friend. Me, I ain't got time
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to talk. Yeah. I think they're going to hang me
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three days from now. Oh. Yeah, that's why when I
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say something, I mean it. You too.
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You've got the same listener.
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Look. Every day, four o'clock. There's me and you out
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in the room down there that they call an exercise room.
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We're supposed to walk up and down and get exercise
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so we'll feel good when they stretch our neck.
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Calling you and me in the exercise room for ten minutes.
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No guard.
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They figure it's all right.
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The room ain't got nothing in it.
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No window.
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And the guard locks it up from the outside.
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And how do you.
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I'm not trying to tell you.
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The room is nothing.
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Bare walls.
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Death walls. And on the floor, there's one iron sore.
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They're bleeding down to the sore that runs in.
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The respective river. Marie? Sure, sure.
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You do like I say, and Marie will see you
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pretty quick. This water, how deep is it?
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No, no.
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It doesn't make any difference. I can swim in it.
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Not in this water, my friend.
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Why not?
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How far is it from where we can get in
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the sewer to the river?
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I can swim a dozen. Not in this water.
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Why not? Tell me why not.
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Hey, you guys, I'm gone.
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Okay, screw. I'm going to sleep. Tell me. Why not?
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Because, my friend, after the pipe that's under the exercise
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room goes a little way, it joins the main pipe.
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Well? And on the main sewer, there's no room for swimming.
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The pipe's filled to the top with water. I'll swim
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at any time. Breathe what? The water? I've got to
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get out. Sure, you've said that before.
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But you ain't going to get out if you don't
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listen to Rico. I tell you, the water on the
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sewer's up to the top.
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Maybe half or one inch clear air.
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Up on top.
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Not enough to swim, my friend, but just enough to
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get air out. You've got the right thing. What? A
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diving rig.
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Ah, a little piece of rubber pipe that you keep
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in your mouth. And you stick it up out of
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the water so you suck in the air while you
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walk through the water.
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It's over your head.
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Where do you get the rubber hose? Here. See?
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I
got one right here. And I got another one
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for you.
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Listen, stuck in my mouth.
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Listen, I raise it high like this.
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So it sticks up out of the water and I
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suck up that little inch of air that's waiting up
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there on top.
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Rock Street.
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I'll be coming for you soon.
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Rock Street? What's that?
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All I want to know is you're going to break
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with me down the sewer tomorrow.
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Man, you don't know what you're doing. Shut your mouth.
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I do it because I can't lift a heavy sewer
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lid by myself. But with you, we'll lift it. We'll
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lift it. Okay. Tomorrow, four o'clock, we try, huh?
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Four o'clock.
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Ladies and gentlemen, a deep breath, please, before we go
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on with the story of vengeance and MacRogan. Yes, and
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while we do so, girls, is this how you feel
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these strenuous war days?
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No, I'm not going to dance with a soldier. I'm
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too tired out to enjoy it. And since I've gotten
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so thin and run down and on edge, nobody wants
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to dance with me anyway. Well, you don't look so
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good lately.
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But listen, you know Sally Blake? Well, she was underweight
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and weary and jumpy, too. And she found out that
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all she needed was more vitamin B and iron.
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Vitamin B and iron?
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I don't understand. Let me explain, miss. When you don't
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get enough vitamin B from your food, you may lose
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your appetite, so you don't eat enough.
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Then you may lose weight and lose your pep.
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Or you may not get all the good out of
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your food. And when you don't get enough iron from
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what you eat, you may be weak and pale and
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washed out. Oh, dear.
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If more vitamin B and iron is what I need,
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I suppose I've got to take some disagreeable medicine.
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Sally didn't. She took ironized yeast tablets. She says they're
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a cinch to take. Just pleasant little tablets. And you
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should see that....
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And now, back to Lights Out.
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This is the day and the time for the two
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condemned men to.
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Make their try for freedom. Get plenty of exercise, boys.
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Won't be long now. Just a relic.
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Michael. Michael.
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What's wrong?
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There's no fuel lit in it. You think they've got
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a label on it or something? Quit talking. We've got
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to move fast. Show me for the lever. Okay, okay.
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Keep your pants on.
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Yeah. You see the circle on the floor?
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Yeah.
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That's a lid.
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It's covered with cement just like the floor.
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What in heaven?
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Wait, how are we lifted out?
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Keep quiet.
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Yeah. I got something that'll.
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Do the work. It's a cold chisel. I told you
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Rico Bartelli's a smart guy. This little piece of steel
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cost me plenty. But I got it on you. It's
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going to get me right out of here. Now listen here.
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Look.
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Stick the chisel in the crack.
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Then push up.
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The cover comes up a little bit. Then you stick
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your fingers underneath. Okay. I got it. Now, get your
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fingers under. Yeah. Okay. Now, lift. Lift it.
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My fingers.
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Mother of mercy.
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My fingers.
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Get that lid off me. I'll get it up again.
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I got you.
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I got it.
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That's it.
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Help me.
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I've got it up again.
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Help me lift it up.
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There we go.
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Let it down.
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Let's go.
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Okay.
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You drop down there first.
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How deep the water is. There it goes.
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There it goes.
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Is it all right down there? Yeah. Come on. Okay. Why,
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there's nothing deep. It's only up to my weight.
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Which way now?
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This way. Come on now.
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Blast it, Doc.
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I know the way.
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Yeah.
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It's faster. Move away. I can't go too fast. Same
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story someplace along here. I might fall in.
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Okay.
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Well, yes.
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Keep going, keep going.
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It's black.
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I can't see nothing.
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I'll make a run.
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Shut up, Doc.
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Shut up.
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It works, don't you feel? It's moving faster. Yeah, you're right.
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That means the main source is up ahead.
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Come on.
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Where should I?
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The main pipe's ahead.
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Yeah, the main pipe's ahead.
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That means we're going right. Oh, I'm not afraid of
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drowning if I can't.
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I've got to kill him first.
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I can't.
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No.
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It doesn't matter to you.
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Come on.
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Wait a minute. Give me my piece of rubber hose first.
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Rubber hose?
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Yeah, sure, like you told me to breathe through in
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the main sewer. Give it to me now and kiss
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the water separate.
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I'll give you what?
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What's the matter with you, my man?
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Tell me what's up. Yeah.
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Yeah, why not?
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I only got one piece of rubber hose.
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But, Rico, you said.
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That ain't saying what it is.
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That's two different things. I got one. My mate. The
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late you. You help me lift up that soul.
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That okay, that swim.
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Now, if you want to go out and knock off
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that guy you always talk about.
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Okay, I ain't stopping you. Take a swim for yourself.
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Give me that piece of hold.
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You better take that swim while you're still healthy, my friend.
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Give me that hold.
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Stay back from me. Give it to me.
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Okay, I'll give you.
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That old chit is trying to knife me again.
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Hey, get.
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Out.
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Get my good deal now.
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Get your arm, Rico.
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Spend a minute to make you bend over.
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Bend over, Rico, over. Get that head of yours under
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the water.
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Drink it, Rico.
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Fill your double-climbing run.
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With this drink.
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All right, Rico.
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I've got the chisel and the hose. Now you take
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that swing that.
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You were going to give me. Now, Mark Street, I'm
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coming after you.
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Hey, now, bud, shut the door. We're closed, see?
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Might as well scram.
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One o'clock's closing hours in this town.
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Help me.
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Hey.
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Hey, what's the matter with you? Mark... Street. Huh?
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What's that you said?
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Mark... Street.
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Where is he?
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Mark Street?
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Oh, you mean that lanky chiseler that... Oh, you.
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I, uh, I don't know exactly.
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I mean, I, well, I, I ain't seen the guy recently.
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Where is he? Hennessy's place.
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Yeah, that's it.
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I remember hearing a couple of the boys saying he
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moved in up there.
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Hey, hey, wait a minute, fella.
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Don't you want a drink? Don't you want me to....
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Well, is that a note. Walks right out on me.
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I wonder what in the... Gee.
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Isn't that a funny thing?
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It rained around here for a week. And the guy's
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clothes were soaking wet.
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All right, all right. I'm coming, I'm coming.
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Ah, waking a man up in the middle of the night,
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that's a disturbing defeat.
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Well, what's the matter? Tell me.
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Tell you what?
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What's the matter? You drunk? What do you want? Mark Street.
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Mark Street? Is that what you said? They told me.
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He's staying here. He was staying here, you mean.
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He's gone? That's right.
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He's gone. Tell me. Where is he now?
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He's down six feet in the Rosamond Cemetery.
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Mark Street. He's died last week. Good night.
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Mark Street.
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Died last week.
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No, Mark Street, you can't treat me that way.
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Rosamond Cemetery, sir.
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All right, Mark Street. I'm coming out to you. Yes.
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Why, John Burton.
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Hello. How dark. How dark it's only the middle of it.
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Ah, now I can see.
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Yes.
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Oh, that's my.
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beloved wife.
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No, no, no, not you.
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What street?
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Where are you?
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Where?
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So many graves, white stones, moonlight, so many dead.
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If you're here, I'll find you. Here lies a mortal's name.
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Come around. Oh, I've got to find you. What street?
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I've got to. Maybe this one.
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Here lies.
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What street?
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I found you, Mark Street.
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I found you. All these dead, I found you. But
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are you dead? I must know. I will know.
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I will know.
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I will know.
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I will know.
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I will know.
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I will know.
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I will know.
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I will know.
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I will know. I will know.
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The coffin.
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The coffin.
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Oh, I'm telling you with glass, Mark Street. Now I'll know.
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I'll be covering you well.
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If it is you.
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If it is you, Mark.
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Street.
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She didn't leave.
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Oh, no.
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Maybe not. Maybe not.
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Maybe there's another.
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Maybe there's another world beyond this one.
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A world of dead.
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Where you are now. I'll go there.
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I'll go there.
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I'll get you there.
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With those cold tears over my hands, I'll shove it
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in my heart and then I'll be just like you.
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You hear me, Mark Street?
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It's Mac.
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Mac Morgan talking to you wherever you are.
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I'm coming to you. Max.
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Max Rosen.
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Max.
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Max Rosen.
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Max.
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Max. Max. Max. Max. Max. Max. Max. Max. Max.
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Max. Max.
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Max. Max.
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Max. Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max. Max. Max.
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Max. Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max. Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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Max.
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I heard you calling me.
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Mark Rogan.
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It is you, Marie.
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I heard you.
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I can hardly see.
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I don't know where I am, but I heard you.
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You got your wish, my darling.
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What?
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Look.
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There in front of you.
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Mark Street. Yes.
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Mark Street, at last.
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No.
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No, let me go.
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The judge can't prove it, Doug. Let me go.
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And the knife.
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The knife you killed her with is in my hands.
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The knife. At last, Mark Street, I'll give you what
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you gave her.
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No, no.
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Once in a lifetime. Once. A lifetime.
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Now.
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Go back to your grave.
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Go to mine.
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Well, Mr. Obler, do you really think that revenge can
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go beyond the grave? I like to think that it doesn't.
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I like to think that murder and mercy find equal
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rest in peaceful death.
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Well, I'm interested in next week's story.
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You go back to California to do that one.
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What's it going to be about?
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It's a long postponed tale. I started to do it
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three times in this program, and each time, something happened.
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I'll tell you of those postponements in a moment, after
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you finish what you want to tell us. Well, briefly, folks,
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if it's vitamin B and iron shortage that's keeping you
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thin and weak, tired, washed out, and really only half-living,
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then do try ironized yeast tablets right away. They give
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you both vitamin D and iron. They cost but a
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few pennies a day, and they're sold on this no-risk,
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money-back basis. If you don't quickly begin to eat better,
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sleep better, feel much stronger and peppier, and if you
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are not convinced that ionized yeast will help you gain
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just the good pounds you need to look your.
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Best, the cost of the first bottle will be refunded to.
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You in full by Ionized Yeast, Box IY, Rowing, New Jersey.
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Just be sure you get the one and only ionized yeast.
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Always ask for it by its full name, ionized yeast.
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And look for the big I-Y on the package and
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on each sample. And now, what about this poisson so
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in the trouble? Well, we all start things we don't finish. Now,
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before I started a word and started and didn't finish it.
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That reminds me of something that you folks may not
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have finished. I'm referring to your war stamp book. Ah,
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don't say what again and turn that dial. You know
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that boy who used to live up the street from
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you who's in that flying fortress? He can't turn any
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dials and get out of there when the.
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Shrapnel gets close.
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He's got to keep on.
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And so how about you and that war stamp book?
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How long since you put another stamp in it? Remember,
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four 25-cent stamps will buy a hand grenade. Fifteen 50-cent
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stamps buy an anti-tank mine. Six 25-cent stamps a winter
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command helmet. Yes, your money in war stamps can actually
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save the life of an American soldier. Here's another way
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to look at it. War stamps earn an interest. War bonds,
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on the other hand, do. They pay you back $ 4
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for every free. So looking at it either way as
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a dollar investment for your future, or better yet, an
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investment in a free world, you'd better put those spare
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dimes and quarters to work against the axis.
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For victory and for you.
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In the future, well, you'll need a future of a
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free world. Ladies and gentlemen, tune in next Tuesday again
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for Archer Blur's eerie story, He dug it up. A
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strange tale inspired by a visit to pre-war England. And
660
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if you need more vitamin C and iron, be sure
661
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to try ironized yeast. The one and only ironized yeast
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with the big letters IY on the.
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Package and on each tablet.
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It is.
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Later than.
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You think.
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Time waits for no man these days, not even for
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a man to shave.
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Speed is mighty important.
670
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So why not enjoy the quick, comfortable shave that you
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get with Mole Brushless Shaving Cream?
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Lights Out Until Dead has concluded. Follow Lights Out for
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more classic broadcasts.