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Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.

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Before I begin tonight's concert, I
would like to explain the structure of a

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symphony. All symphonies are composed of
two parts, sounds and

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silences. It is very important that you
know the difference between the two.

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Perhaps I should give you an example.

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Good heavens, I don't like this a bit.

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I was told I would be the only one on
the program.

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He's as stiff as a board.

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He must have been here some time.

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To continue our little chat about
musical appreciation, for an example of

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sounds, I know nothing better than the
next 60 seconds.

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Martha, I want you to get me a ticket on
the first flight tomorrow morning to

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Toronto.

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And get Mrs. Barrett on the telephone.

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You wanted to see me, Mr. Barrett?

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I sent Twiney to Toronto to wind up an
old litigation.

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He's tied himself up in enough red tape
to trim a Christmas tree.

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I have to fly up there in the morning.

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You know what that means, don't you?

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The Muldoon -Wright merger.

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There's enough work left on that to keep
you busy until I get back. I'm leaving

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you in charge.

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I've given you everything I have here.

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Yes? Mr. Barrett, I have Mrs. Barrett on
your private wire. Thank you.

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I don't think you'll have any trouble.

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I'm sure that I won't, Mr. Barrett.

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Good morning, Poopsie.

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Did I awaken you?

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Mrs. James Barrett here.

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It's me, Poopsie.

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Oh, it's you.

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I'm flying to Toronto in the morning.

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Toronto?

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Where's Toronto?

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In Canada.

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Is that overseas?

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No, that's not overseas. Now listen,
Poopsie, this is what I called to tell

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As much as I'll miss you, we can't have
lunch together today. I have an

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important conference.

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Toronto.

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Did you hear me, Poopsie?

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Oh, yes.

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Well, don't worry about me.

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I'll miss you awfully, but I'll have
lunch with one of the girls.

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Oh, darling, I'm sorry to be so terribly
late, but Gigi just wouldn't eat her

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lunch. Don't be angry with me.

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I asked you, my sweet, not to wear that
getup.

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It's a bit like hiring a sound truck to
go through the streets announcing that

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Mrs. James Barrett is having a quiet
lunch with her lover.

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But I like to dress for you.

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You want me to look frumpy. You'll end
up by forgetting you love me at all.

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Impossible. I could never forget that.

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I don't believe you have any idea how
far that baby blue expression of yours

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could take you.

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Philip, it's been so long.

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A month.

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A whole month without even seeing you.
You might at least have come to Irene's

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cocktail party.

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We'll order later, thank you.

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That's the last thing I could have done,
my darling.

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You can't help looking at me the way
you're looking at me now.

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And I undoubtedly would have made a dive
for you when the whole affair would

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have come crashing into the open.

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No, there's only one way for us really
to be together.

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Oh, James is going away.

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Yes, love.

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James is going away on another of his
business trips.

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And we decided the last time what we
must do, didn't we?

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Where's Toronto?

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Farther than James thinks.

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I knew when he sent Twining off to
Toronto that he would leave him there

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long enough for him to make a rather
thorough mess of things.

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Then the old boy would be off to the
rescue.

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He fancies himself a kind of one -man
cavalry charge.

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I've made all the arrangements.

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James will never reach the Toronto
office.

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What are you going to do?

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Now, the less you know of the details,
my adorable feather brain, the better

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for us both.

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As things stand now, I'm completely
covered.

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I don't want the details of James'
impending demise to be New York's

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dinner topic tonight.

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All you have to do is send him off to
the airport with a warm and tender

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farewell.

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Farewell. I'll send you further
instructions in the mail.

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All you'll have to do is follow them.

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Then, after a brief period of
mourning... Oh, I look lovely in black.

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You're sweet.

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And rich.

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And generous.

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Oh, you're right, my darling.

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You will look lovely in black.

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Liable to be chilly up in Canada, Mr.
Barrett. Did you call for a taxi?

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Oh, yes, Mr. Barrett, I did.

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Well, did you tell him I'm in a hurry?

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Well, of course I did.

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Have a good trip, Mr. Barrett.

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Oopsie.

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You didn't have to get up so early just
to see me off. Oh, but I did. That was

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the first thing in... That was the first
thing I thought of when I woke up this

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morning.

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James is going away, I thought. I must
get up and see him off.

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Yes, yes, goodbye.

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You make it all worthwhile, Poopsie.

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That fool in Toronto is enough to make
me want to chuck everything.

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But you make it all worthwhile.

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Your taxi's here, Mr. Barrett.

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Good morning, Mrs. Barrett. Good
morning, Harry.

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You want me to walk Gigi for you this
morning?

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I'd like to have my bag taken down, if
you can spare the time.

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Oh, I nearly forgot. I brought up the
mail.

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Oh, I'll take it.

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Goodbye, poopsie dear.

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By this time, my sweet, your adoring
husband is on his way to the airport.

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Now briefly to business.

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All you are to do is write James a good
smarmy letter, leaving nothing to the

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imagination of a policeman.

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Mailed this morning, your letter should
reach the Toronto office tomorrow.

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It means nothing that James will never
live to see it as long as it's there for

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the police.

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Send it airmail.

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The address is at the bottom of this
letter.

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Now that's all you have to do.

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Write it, mail it, forget it.

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I suggest a small cocktail party in your
apartment in the afternoon.

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It will help you to forget and provide
an excellent alibi for a grief -dricken

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widow.

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Need I remind you to destroy this?

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My life is literally in your hands.

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Yours forever and ever.

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More.

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342 Bay Street, Toronto.

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What is a smarmy letter?

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Your...

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Your walk will do me good.

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Mrs. Barrett, how nice to see you.

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Oh, I'm Raymond.

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Oh, now, surely you must remember that
divine cocktail party at your apartment.

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Oh, you give the most wonderful parties.

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Thank you.

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You know, I adore people who know how to
give good parties.

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They're such wonderful therapy, don't
you think?

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Oh, I'm giving one this afternoon.

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Do come.

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Oh, fun, fun.

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Say goodbye to the pretty lady, Judy.

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You idiot.

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Well, I know you're snowed, Lottie, but
I'm so desolate whenever James is away

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and parties are such wonderful therapy.

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You will?

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Bless you.

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Ellen, I do wish you'd stop fussing
around and make some canapes.

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Canapes? Hello, Carly. Oh, of course
it's me.

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Oh, you're sweet.

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for calling you. How else could I invite
you to cocktails?

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Oh, cocktails.

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Today, naturally.

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Now, come as you are.

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Oh, oh, Carly.

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Oh, well, around five then.

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All right, Mrs. Burrett. Canapes. You
just hadn't told me.

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Just tell her everything.

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What is Dodie's number?

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Oh, Mrs. Barrett, you didn't tell me how
many guests to expect for cocktails.

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Mrs. Barrett, how many?

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Mrs. Barrett, don't you feel good? Can I
get you something?

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The last thing, please.

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Oh, Mrs.

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Barrett. Oh, Ellen, did you ever do
something terrible, I mean really

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like... like mail the wrong letter to
the wrong person?

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Oh, is that all? All.

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Did the whole world cry? Trumbling,
that's all.

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Well, why don't you go to the post
office and ask them to get back your

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Go to the post office and ask to get it
back.

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Oh, sure.

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I

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wonder

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if you could help me. You'll have to
wait your time, lady.

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That'll be one dollar.

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What's your problem?

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Miss? Mrs.

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That's my problem.

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I mailed a letter to my husband by
mistake.

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I mean, I said some awful things. I was
very angry.

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And now you're not angry anymore.

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No, I'm not.

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Glad to hear that. Why don't you go home
and write your husband a nice letter

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and set everything right again?

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But it wouldn't.

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You see, he has a very bad temper,
please.

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Couldn't I just have my letter back?

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If it hasn't left the post office.

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Well, look and see.

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All right, lady. Take this form to the
desk and fill it out.

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I just want my letter.

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I know that, lady. That's why you have
to fill out the form.

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Put the full address here, and down here
put the location of the box where it

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was mailed.

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Oh, it was the box on the corner near my
apartment.

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What corner? You have to put down what
corner. There's a pen on the desk.

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Next.

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I must have my letter back.

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Maybe you ought to wire your husband.

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Why can't I have my letter back?

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This is the government office, isn't it?
I'm a taxpayer.

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So am I, lady.

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I'm sorry, lady. That letter is
government property now. Oh, it's my

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Sent to Toronto, Canada.

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I'm sorry, lady.

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That mail left for the airport a half an
hour ago.

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up his for 20.

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Will that be enough?

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Mrs. Barrett?

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Mrs. Barrett!

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His life is in my hands.

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Oh, look, Mrs.

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Barrett, you mustn't let yourself get
all upset.

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Mr. Barrett has just gone off on one of
his business trips, the way he does now

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and then.

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He'll come back.

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Now, look.

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My cousin Hazel went through an
experience just like this.

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Her husband was a lineman for the
telephone company.

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Three nights running, Hazel dreamed that
he grabbed hold of a high -tension

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wire.

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Telephone company.

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Nothing came of it, Mrs. Barrett.

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Hazel's husband got fired.

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Ellen, the door.

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Ah, you'll be all right.

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Long -distance operator.

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Operator. I want the offices of Barrett,
Twining, and Moore in Toronto.

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That's in Canada.

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Do you know the number?

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No, I don't have the number.

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Ellen, how nice to see you. Come on in,
gang.

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Oh, don't tell me we're the first ones
here.

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Oh, that's just fine.

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Oh, come on in. Oh, wait. Did you see
this apartment? It's absolutely divine.

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And there it is.

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Martini time.

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Oh, wait.

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Where is the ravishing Mrs. Barrett?

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After all, we can't drink without our
charming hostess. Where's Mrs. Barrett,

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Ellen? Oh, Mrs. Barrett is in her
bedroom, telephoning.

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Telephoning? Oh, now, is that any way to
treat Dob, Potch, Geth?

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Perhaps that's one.

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Let's settle the dust.

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Hmm?

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Ah, thank you.

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Oh, hello.

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What can I do, Marty? How nice to see
you. You know, I miss you at the

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Tolliver's. Hello, Mary.

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Thank you, operator.

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Will you ring through, please?

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Let James be there. Please let him still
be alive. Don't let Philip's plan work.

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Oh, there you are.

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Forgive not knocking, darling, but I
knew you'd be dying of thirst.

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Please, I'm telephoning.

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Oh, but you needn't.

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I'm here.

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Oh, a lonely lie.

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Don't be silly.

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That line is busy.

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What? The line is busy. Shall we try
later and call you back?

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darling. It's beginning to float.

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Guys, nice people want to see you.

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I'm waiting for a call. Oh, can't wait.

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Life is fleeting. Life is short. Don't
say that.

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But life is short. And the party behind
us empty bottles in the sand.

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Madame and Monsieur, your charming
hostess, the ravishing Mrs. Barry.

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Carly, you did come with your word.

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I'm going strictly on nerves and vitamin
pills. My doctor says I'm a medical

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impossibility. He's thinking of taking
up astrology.

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So this is what happens when the boss is
away, Mrs. B.

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We'll have to do this more often. The
boss away?

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Now, why didn't you tell me that when we
were alone?

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Have a young boy.

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His wife.

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I mean, I'm Mrs. James Barrett, and I'd
like to speak to my husband, please. He

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flew to Toronto this morning.

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Oh, Mrs. Barrett.

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We've been trying to contact the New
York office.

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Mr. Barrett hasn't arrived.

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He was listed as a passenger on the
plane, but he never registered at his

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Hello?

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Hello?

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You've been away from us too long. Your
drink is warming.

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or I'll send this over.

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Take it, Harry.

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Oh, Miss Barrett, I'm sorry, but that
letter that you sent to Mr. Barrett this

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morning, it came back due to
insufficient postage.

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Oh, what a shame, Harry.

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Will you give me the letter, please?

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I'll see to the extra postage.

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It's all taken care of.

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I put on the extra stamps and mailed it
again.

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I knew you'd want Mr. Barrett to get it
just as soon as possible.

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Here's the evening paper.

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You have probably been wondering about
our friend in the other piano.

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Rather than disturb him, we simply
buried him in his piano.

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It was rather moving, really.

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Like going down with one ship.

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And now I shall play the minute waltz.

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That was the fastest I ever played it. I
suppose you've noticed that this piano

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has only one pedal.

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Because of my speed, I had to put in an
automatic transmission.

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Next week I shall be back with more
music and further explanatory comments.

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Until then...

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Good night.

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