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help help

police help

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be

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don't see no one taking that house yet a

while nor me

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BL me it

works Nancy hurry hurry they're coming

along now I saw the cab down the square

give t

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good afternoon good afternoon Mom good

afternoon sir good

afternoon what a beautiful voice he has

isn't

he those are the melons from number 12

yes I thought we might call on them not

in London it wouldn't be

correct my dear I said

no only two

Maids I hear he's a fer but he looks

most respectable

come on

cob all right behind

see Mr Ruff John over there with

anal this a message from the vet about

the mayor he

says all right

sir I've seen a ghost come what he is

here the ghost of a man out of my past

Oh you mean when you were in the police

force most of my ghosts are criminals

but this one wasn't I know the story of

the house he lives in I was on a case

there once when I was a young

peeler Lou Bar the nephew of old Alice B

that was murdered 20 years ago Lou Bar a

foreigner he wasn't very cut up I

remember funny he should come back to 12

pimo square after all these years the 12

pimo square is Mr M's house sir nonsense

Lou B right face right house no you

wrong sir

impossible what do you know about it

anyway well it's the Parlor mate sir you

see she's a friend of mine the family's

name is Malon they live at number 12 yes

sir least Way's part of it Nancy says

they don't use the top two stories but

queer Nancy says means less dusting for

her though this M's queer too queer is

she H in what

way well she's sort of odd in her mind

she does strange things Nancy says Mr

Malon gets very upset he goes out every

night it's a very queer place yes it

does sound

queer I want you to see as much as you

can what the Masa no no no you're Nancy

oh she's not mine so I'm only one of the

Pebbles on the beach so to speak well

you play up to her I want to know

everything that goes on I believe I'm

going to be very interested in number

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12 a dirty evening for a stroll sir

there a lot of dirty things in London

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Ella what are you doing nothing Paul

don't wake up what are you doing Bella

thought I heard the muffing men and why

didn't you ring for Nancy to find out

thought it would mean two Journeys for

what are you supposed to sered are for

to serve us I suppose

did Nancy I rang the muffin men oh

thought you wear from T I was just

bringing it up oh then it's too late for

muffins not at all my dear not at all

nanc see spread the cloth lay the tee

things go down and get the muffins cook

the muffin muin and bring up the muffins

you seem my it's all quite

simple like the guas Nancy yes

sir you're looking very impudent and

pretty tonight

Nancy more broken hearts I don't know

I'm sure s where do you get the color

for your cheeks Nancy could you not give

the recipe to Mrs melon oh no sir on

natural

will that be all your wanting sir yes

Nancy that'll do for the

present poo I do anything to my face or

ask for her assistance if I did or B was

only triing with her so humiliating for

me that girl laughs at me enough as it

is oh Nots Bella you know perfectly well

how you imagine

things don't say that

I have been better the last two weeks

haven't I what do you mean you know very

well what I mean but I've been trying so

hard and I had been better because

you've been kind to

me I'll be perfectly all right if only

you'll be patient and gentle with me of

course M of course

shall I stay in this evening would you

mhm what shall we do tea first and then

I'll pay for

you we'll have an evening just like we

used to

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what is

it I've just noticed something

if you put it right while I'm not

looking I will see no more about

it what's the matter I don't

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understand Paul don't turn your back on

me look on the ball behind

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you picture it's gone

again yes where have you hidden it this

time I didn't take it why should I take

it it's no use to me why should to take

other things pencils knives hold

on Bella where's the

picture didn't take it I swear I

didn't come get the

picture I'd know if I touched it I'd

remembered I'd been better lately you've

missed nothing for for days for two

weeks I've been well I've had no

headaches no dreams why should I take

so you did know where it

was I promise you I

didn't and I supposed it was here

because it was found here twice before

why do you persist in lying to me Bella

it's the truth Bella if you're not lying

there's only one alternative you're

losing your

wits promised you never say that to me

again no control even of your hands

you'd better go to your room no no not

my room I can't bear to be

alone oh God help me God help you indeed

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I'm going to appeal to you

Paul

please please don't be angry with me

I've never lied knowing the to you if I

took the picture or your ring or your

pencil

I I didn't

know you must bear with me

Paul I don't know how much longer I can

keep my

patience for

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's dropping Nancy no sir I didn't he

anything any I was just carrying the

muffins and your mistress is a very

unusual woman quite strange you know you

mustn't let things you hear and see in

this house upset

you you are a young

girl

inexperienced you you are inexperienced

aren't

you depends how you mean

sir thank goodness

what

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for

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know he doesn't like

it isn't it a lovely day Paul just look

at the sunshine out in the Square

mhm where's my letter what letter I

haven't had one for such a long time I

do hope it's from cousin

Vincent it isn't here why should there

be a letter for you ncy told me there

was one Bella oh she did she did poor

but you've been through them yourself

dear you see they all addressed to me I

had so hoped there must be a letter

Paul 9:00 good morning ma'am good

morning sir good morning good morning M

the Dog bow

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I'm sorry Ty won't

be I will read from the

127th

Psalm except the Lord built the house

the labor not lost

bu when they speak with their enemies in

the

gate let us

pray pimo Square I was after oh number

14 is the only empty house in the Square

I'm afraid we are the sole

agents am my pip worrying you not at all

faces South a little alley runs along

the back nothing to block out the light

but we'll have some difficulty I'm

afraid Mr Ruff why is that the remainder

of the lease of number 14 is in the

hands of Mr melon of number 12 and he's

already refused three good offers Mr

melon of number 12 why won't he let do

you know I've often wondered a queer

profession mine Mr R so near to so many

people's lives and yet always on the

door step as it were yes yet indeed a

fascinating study human nature Mr up

fascinating you don't think there's much

chance of that house being really on the

market well if you want to make an offer

do so by all means I sometimes wonder if

it's the noise he's afraid of the wife's

a delicate woman just had a breakdown I

understand a Charming creature I've seen

her often Walking In The Gardens of the

square with her dog Gardens so sounds

very pleasant oh they're Charming there

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s oh I wonder how that happened

eh oh my dear lady I'm all right thank

you there's my little dog Savages I hope

you're not hurt mom no not a bit oh you

come and sit down over here oh no I'm

all right oh you can't possibly tell if

you're hurt until you've had time to

think it over Do's medicine at you and

youve soft bones like those little rasal

I have a good mind to gone and complain

to the nurses wasn't their fault it was

quite oh thank you that is kind fond of

children I see got them of your own

no I must go would you haven't counted

all your bones yet don't worry about me

I'm old enough to be a father they're

not what they used to be who aren't

children I should be ashamed if I

couldn't bowl a better hoop than that

wouldn't you I never bothered about

Hoops I was brought up in the country uh

so was I where abouts deire deure what

part I lived with some cousins near

exmouth I know exmouth very well wonder

if I've met them their name was alw

waterer well don't go yet I was just

getting

interested are you stop it stop it you

rud boys it's dis graceful oh

how poor little divils I'd like to give

them a taste of deona yes a grass Bank

to roll on in some nice clean

mud well thank you for being so kind toy

shop I beg your pardon something those

little objects to play with

there is a toy shop across the road oh

what a lovely idea they do look so

miserable well you'll have to come along

too of course I mean that's the whole

idea must have a woman about where

bretts are concerned you know I mean

they'd run a mile if I would have so

much as called him to come I'd love to

see them enjoy themselves but what's the

stuff my husband is out and he won't be

back till tea then you'll be back in

time to have it with him I don't want to

be silly but I don't know you oh this is

Charity ma'am that blows convention out

of the window hey there's a be new

children out there in the street come

along don't be afraid I've got something

for

you would you like some toys to play

with it is such a shame you can't go

into the square and this gentleman

thought that well there's a toy shop

over there tops if you like or Hoops do

let's go across shall we

we've come to the wrong shop vs and ice

cream are what they want do you think we

should nonsense make them all sick do

them a world of good well you know what

you want don't you come on in I'm sorry

here we are help

yourselves ly look at them lovelys

plenty more anything you like in reason

that's

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right and what exactly can we do for you

knock his block off you who cannot

control yourself in your own home to

risk such a thing with a complete

stranger what's the children call a hord

of noisy Street

urants when you know the only hope for

you is rest and

quiet put the dog down you're not

listening to me I am listening what are

you going to do I told you before I

can't stand the dog in the drawing room

I'm very fond of her Paul not natural F

you make over it temp sometimes I wonder

if you even want to be like other

people why did you ever marry me Paul

when I married you Bella you were a

normal woman so I

thought it's only since we came to this

house that I I've

changed I never wanted to come

here yet it was my money that made it

possible for you to buy

it is that why you married me Po you

have changed SP and what's made me

change what's made you change

po because you have in the way you treat

me I believe it's ever since that day

when I I found that old envelope

addressed to Louis

bar that was the first time that you

were angry with me like

this but I told you I had forgotten that

incident my only anxiety has always been

to get you

well I must get away from here I'll

never be well till I get away from this

house just for a

little come outside

JY Paul I

could my cousins the

elaters it would be lovely to smell

deure again your cousin Mr Vincent alwat

at the front to oppose our marriage who

put that's over and done with Vincent

won't mind now but I mind I have no

desire to reopen our acquaintance

besides I don't care to drag strangers

into our troubles they're not strangers

they're my own people they're all I have

I I want to see them I I will see them

if you see anyone it will be a

doctor no no not a doctor Paul I'm I'm

well I'm

better please leave me alone

poor but I don't see how I can take the

responsibility for you any

longer oh B

don't

cry you'll SPO your

looks and I wanted you look very

beautiful

tonight have you any objections to being

seen out with your

husband why are you going to take me out

there's a charity concert tonight at

winterbor house I could get tickets and

no lady winterbor concert and you take

me I should enjoy it Mar a provider oh

how wonderful provider that you promise

control yourself to behave as you know

I'd wish my wife to behave I promise

what shall I wear whatever you look

pretti as my

dear where the came broch I gave you

when we got engaged I will

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my broch please Nancy the big Cameo yes

M it's not here Moon oh must be look

under the

KN of course it's here let

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me perhaps I left it in another dress

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time to start coming Paul NY my C which

one mom well which one do you think

couldn't say I'm

shman

oh do

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what a very lovely

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purse but not my

bro I would have worn it you know how

fond I am of it only it didn't go with

distress I wouldn't presume to criticize

your taste but your hair is it quite

right come I hold that

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it's a quter to eight

Bella I think I'm making it worse my

hands quite shaky with

excitement ah there's the

cat I think I'm going to enjoy myself

tonight

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Mr John and Mr

hope Mr and Mrs

Blair Prince H and Mr

rile Mr and Mrs

melon how'd you do how' you do may I

introduce my wife how' you do how' you

do a very good cause isn't it fron Miss

fron Mr rling Miss rling

Charming quite a

complexion you're the most beautiful of

all

I hope the stool is right thank you

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better my

watch my watch has

gone must have forgotten it

about it

now I don't know anything about it PA it

was my pocket when we left the

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house Paul don't look at me like

that look at your back

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I didn't put it there I swear it will

you be

please control yourself Bella please

spare your scene in

public come

lady winterbor I do apologize my wife

attack let me send for a doctor I don't

think it's nothing unusual unfortunate

to come along darling come along

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Paul speak to

me don't sit there silent I can't stand

it hit me hurt me do anything

but P sake speak to me

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yeah than

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give I'm

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Paul how can you torture me like this

and have you not tortured me you make my

life a miser at home and now you shame

me in

public at least let's keep your stealing

and pickpocketing and lying to ourselves

I haven't lied you I didn't take your

watch what about the brooch BR the one I

asked you to wear tonight the W didn't

go with your dress it's upstairs in my

room more lies it is it must be its only

this laid Paul you've hi it away in one

of your mad dreams I have not if it's

gone someone else has taken it someone

else we see about someone

else Elizabeth Nancy come up to the

drawing room at once please

Paul please don't question the servants

in front of me oh dear dear what

happened now Mist been playing him up

again I suppose there you are bil going

your basket there you are stop to

deating yourself come

on Paul please don't have that girl up

here at least let me look again first

it may have fallen behind the dressing

table let's talk this over between

ourselves please please don't let the

servants know come

in shut the door please Elizabeth come

into the

room you know the Cameo bro your

mistress often wears yes sir you know

see yes sir it is

missing do you know anything about it I

want you to think carefully before you

answer

Elizabeth no sir I don't you will please

kiss the Bible and talk of your

truthfulness thank

you you have you ever touched broch no

sir of course I haven't

thank you you may

go careful what you do don't commit

saage as well this is no

saage I swear by almighty God that I

neither took your watch nor hid away the

bruits then you are mad you unhappy

creature and you'll get worse until you

die raving in an

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asylum where the devil are you going

Nancy I can't see if there any letters

to the post sir

and are you expecting to meet somebody

on your way to the post and a Gentleman

friend so I

supposed well are already letter

us come in if a

moment let me have a look at your

hair very good

sir is there anything more you want to

perhaps come closer will

you

yes is there anything you

want there can she do that for

you I believe you're jealous of your

mistress Nancy H she's a poor thing

it's better than one of us Z eggs ain't

it yes that's I believe it is you're

mine now aren't you cuz you want

me and you want me I've always wanted

you when should we

meet I'll let you know not tonight I I

have to go out again go along now

there's a good

girl very well you should be Master for

a bit longer

good night your

lordship that you come yes sir all quiet

the Constable passed about 10 minutes

ago sir yes I reckon they can't get back

from that concert before 11: and give me

time to find out what he gets up to in

number 14

the only thing is sir I usually meet

Nancy when she comes out at 9:00 to post

the letters well she never came well

we'll have to risk

it you wait

about if Nancy does come out squeeze her

dry of information I mean for

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good evening Nancy you're late IO ask

you to wait such going on Master made us

swear things can see the B and all

master but I thought they were at the

concert oh they came back early must

been another round come on not going to

take the letters well look let let me

take them for you it'll save you the

trouble oh I like a bit of air and a

change

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upstairs there's someone moving

Elizabeth oh dear is there no one it's

all right ma'am I'm

coming Elizabeth there is someone

upstairs someone moving there there man

don't take AR so there isn't anybody in

the house only you and me you mustn't

let yourself imagine things come into

your room and drink your

milk but I don't imagine things

Elizabeth it's true you can hear

it

listen a moment ago there was and the

gas dimmed as it does when someone turns

on another light in the house did you

turn on another light Elizabeth no ma'am

there's no one in the house but us ny's

out and the master I did a minute

ago there there ma'am there's only

something wrong with the pipes you must

have dropped off and been dreaming you

heard

something that's right

Elizabeth

dreaming but I dream things when I'm

awake

I'm going out of my mind Elizabeth oh

Ma'am you mustn't say such things you

know elizabe well the master did say

something

but I once knew a girl who died in the

ltic

a I remember her

eyes that was how they first

knew if there's anything I can do ma'am

no thank you Elizabeth

isn't anything anybody

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come for

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no

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yes come that's a letter from Australia

sir Australia give it to

me Cub I really am a remarkable man yes

sir it's my memory amazing they you have

it for the music Museum when I die with

any luck this should help

us when's Nancy's next night out well

tonight's it yes I wish it was Mrs

melons instead still it all goes to show

that I'm on the right lines as usual all

I want now is evidence evidence of what

sir well I'm certain that he's Louis

Bower and I have a shed idea of what

he's up to in that house can't prove it

of course the only one who can help us

is that poor woman and she's crazy oh

she will be she stays there much

longer does she know that he's not Malon

don't think so but she knows something

lets her danger that's why we've got to

get her away from him out of that house

that's easier said than done sir C what

is it a gentleman to see the

governor it's a stranger sir should I

take God you here sir come along e I'm

sorry so I didn't know he was a friend

never seen him in my life before you Mr

Brown that's right I got your letter I'm

Vincent alwat from devire come along and

sit down sir I've got a lot to talk to

you about your boots

mhm Mrs Mel is in the room yes sir I

think she's got an headache sir did you

ever know a time Mrs man did not have a

headache Nancy hardly ever sir and when

is your next evening out Nancy tonight

sir and where do you usually pass the

evenings with your gentleman friends

Nancy walking around the square sir in

the park and perhaps it would be

departing too much from tradition if you

were to come with me to a music hall oh

do you mean

it I always mean what I

say I shall meet you at 7:50 at the corn

of the square you're a r I thought you

was never going to do

nothing that'll do nany answer the Bell

is Mrs

M what name shall I say Sir her cousin

Mr Al very good

sir how do you

do how do you do will you come in here

for a moment

see that Mrs melon is not informed of

this call could sir I hope you'll

forgive me for calling at this hour but

I happen to be in London and I'd hope to

see Bella I'm sorry but my wife is

unable to see

you Mr mam this is a little difficult to

explain but you may remember that at the

time of your marriage there was a slight

friction between us I was peculiarly

alive to the fact my sister and I have

long regretted these differences they've

kept us separated from Bella too long in

your

opinion we're anxious to see her again

have her stay with us in deant the air

always used to do her so much good down

there you're under the impression she's

ill well uh and what has given you that

impression she was never strong I'm the

best guardian of my wife's Health all

the same I should like to see see my

cousin Bella was with me when we heard

you

arrive if she had wished to see you she

wouldn't have asked me to speak to you

down here she refused to see me the

inference appears to me perfectly clear

I don't think I like your tone

melon you're under no obligation to

listen to it Mr

alter I'm not going to leave this house

until I've seen my cousin

you propose to interfere between a

husband and

wife it would require physical force Mr

alter NY will you please show this

gentleman out yes sir

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Vincent oh I've Just Seen Vincent out in

the square has he been here yes he's

been

here you let him go without seeing

me Paul why didn't you tell me

so you did write to him

right against my Express orders you went

behind my back and complain to your

cousins but I didn't I've never written

to them how did you know this address I

don't know or that you'd been ill I

don't know what else did you tell him

nothing I never wrote what lies about me

have you told him Paul if I had written

which I didn't do you suppose I'd have

said a word to my cousins against my

husband you think I can trust the insane

ravings of a mad

woman Paul don't say that your mind is

diseased you are as witless as an

animal oh I'm desperate if I do the

things you say then I am going

mad it's when you're angry with me like

this

my headaches and my mind gets

tired you must help me Paul if you were

Afflicted I would be gentle I should

love you more let's go my

arm oh how can you be so

cruel you used not to

be it's only since we came to this

hateful horrible house that everything's

changed

it must be because of that envelope I

found who was Louis B there's no such

person as Louis B why should that have

changed our lives just a name on an old

envelope there was never even an

envelope that was the beginning of your

Madness and I realized you were a

half-witted creature who pry through my

desk and my

papers but this is the end

you're not only mad you are

dangerous you're going to see a doctor

Madam

nope not a doctor more than one doctor

tomorrow morning

I'm PA if you ever love me I hate you

you are utterly repulsive to me

what I can't understand is my cousin not

wanting to see you you've only got his

word for it she's his wife I couldn't

force him to let me see her but surely

there must be something we can do to

help her nothing you can do now it won't

do to let him get really afraid of your

interference this cab will take you back

to your hotel it's very kind of I hate

to leaving you to deal with all this

after all I am her cousin well I can

perhaps use methods that you can't I may

need your inflence to get a warrant if I

can't get my evidence good but he won't

risk anything that'll lead to an inquiry

afterwards in the meantime you know

where to find me anderton's Hotel Jim

anderton's a tail come

on Mr R Mr Russon what's the trouble

it's Mrs Malon what's happened he's

going to have a certified in the morning

how do you know well Nancy heard I was

going out the point fory well I waited

and I saw Nancy and Mr M get into a cab

where have they gone to well I heard him

tell the driver to go to Canterbury

Music Hall this is our chance where we

going save your breath you'll need it

later

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on for one long year and two long months

3 weeks 4 days 5 hours at last I went to

court in one of Nature's fairest flowers

Miss saraphina honey bun who caused a

deep sensation in the region of my heart

but now I'm full of

agation for it's very aggravating when

your love's not through enjy yourself so

aren't you imens that's going to be one

long holiday for you after tomorrow

oh Elizabeth it's you help me to move

this my brooch may have dropped behind

if only I can find my broch he may not

send for the doctors a gentleman to see

you ma'am oh will tell him my husband's

name it's you he wants to see ma'am not

the master and he says it's

urgent pleas come back I'm sorry

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good evening Mrs Manon you but I thought

last time we met you has been

interrupted us very W this

time I don't understand H you will

indeed maam very shortly now you just

sit down make yourself

comfortable you're supposed to be going

off your head aren't you why did you say

that ladies and gentlemen the C Can

dancer direct from Paris and I know

you're going to like them of course as I

know more about what they're going to do

than you do at the present I hope you'll

excuse my back

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good

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la

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his house was rck the murdered searched

for those rubies all through the night

and the opinion of the police was that

he found them and vanished with them

they never caught him

no but suppose he didn't find those

rubies after all suppose they were

concealed in the walls or the floor of

old Ellis Bow's

bedroom which was the room above yours

Mrs

melon the footsteps what

footsteps and the guest light going up

and down

boy

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iery looking

me is

see an as

as here what's matter but there's

another T just starting enough come

along

now that's what's made me sure my mind

is going lying in my room watching the

Gest light listening for someone in a

place where no one can go oh yes they

can along the roof from the empty house

next door then what are you saying it

fits it all fits tell me have you ever

heard the name Lou B it's a trap I never

said I found that envelope no no it's a

lie I go away leave this house I don't

know I don't what do you know about

Louis B I found I I thought I found an

envelope addressed to him was when we

first came here that's what started my

I've got it I've solved it I've saved

you God what a marvelous man I am what

are you talking about your Mr melon is

my Mr Lou Bar a criminal Maniac who

murdered his aunt and steals back to his

own house at night still searching for

those rubies he couldn't find 20 years

ago and every time he lights the the gas

up in that room so it dims down

here when the light brightens her I hear

his key in the door a few minutes

afterwards I can't stand it my mind oh

you're not going out of your mind Mrs

melon you're slowly and methodically

being driven out of your mind why

because quite by accident you got into

his identity and that made you dangerous

to him he couldn't get rid of You by

ordinary means for fear of an inquiry so

he's driving you mad in order to

discredit anything that you say as the

ravings of a

lunatic thank God you're not married to

him not married to her certainly not he

married another lady long before he met

you and she's still

alive how do you know I've been finding

out things about Mr Lou power where is

this woman that's the TR Australia

that's 3 months away by then it' be too

late to save you that's why you've got

to give me the evidence we need what

evidence any proof of Louis B's identity

I don't know where to find it well you

can tell me where to look yes but in

here you don't

understand to me he's still my

husband I couldn't betray my husband you

mean the man who betrayed you into

thinking you were married to him that's

different that was before I knew him

we've we've lived together as husband

and wife if I betrayed him I'd be

betraying myself even although I tell

you that at this moment he's sitting in

a music hall with another woman your

palade is that true it's hard to take

everything from you but I'm afraid it

is you go straight in and I'll follow

you in a moment what you going to do

I'll take a little stroll will we go out

again I'll let you

know I know you

will he keeps his papers in there ah

then this is where we

start but it's locked good that means

there are probably some things inside

that are very interesting do you mind if

I take mot off I always work much better

with mot off Saucy shirt isn't it what

are you going to do there's only two

things I've ever wanted to be a gardener

or a burglar both of them nice quiet

occupations this is tougher than I

thought you mustn't force it afraid I'll

have to but what shall I say when he

comes back don't you realize it's

tonight or never tomorrow he wants to

get you certified if we go back we're

lost we must gamble on finding something

now are you with me all right force it

but be quick there's no hurry Mom he's

quite happy where he is I don't like

these violent methods makes me feel like

a

dentist all over

now drawing a blank s far give me the

keys suppose to keep these papers in

here

look his back is upstairs oh I'm afraid

how long does he usually stay anytime an

hour 10 minutes you want longer than

that that's done for I'm afraid but we

should have to risk it come along come

along I can't see him I D you sh go

right up to your room lock yourself in

and don't come out in any circumstances

until I tell

you you're not going you won't leave the

house of course not but Elizabeth oh

don't you worry about Elizabeth I've

squared her now remember you're all

right so long as you stay in your room

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bow

I brought your

milk go upstairs and tell Mrs M she's to

come down here at once just like that

sir

very good

sir are you there

m Master says you to come to the drawing

room at once

she won't answer she's got the door

locked I'll ride it all right Nancy go

to bed um well I've I've got to let the

dog out first you needn't worry about

the dog go to

bed what's the G what do you have to

will you kindly remember that you're not

a guest in this

house Ro

Ella I have your dog here I found it in

the drawing room but you know it is not

allowed dog Paul no no don't hurt it I'm

coming I'm

coming give me the

dog what have you done with it dog what

dog you said you heard it have you heard

it I haven't seen your

dog none of your dreams like the one of

which you D break open my

desk

dream don't tell me it was a dream that

he never came

here

he who

came tell me about this dream of

yours I dreamed that a man came in

here I dream I know you

dreamed but tell me about the

men speak will you I want to know more

about the men a

dream a dream was I part of this curious

dream who are you apparently a mere

figment of this lady's imagination

how did you get in well we ghosts don't

have to bother about doors if you don't

tell me your business I came to call

upon another ghost the ghost of the man

who murdered Alice bow In This Very

Room I have no idea what you're talking

about hav

you Mr Louie

bow my name is melon oh no it isn't

you've been listening to my wife's

insane

ramblings correct except that she isn't

insane or is she your wife you dare to

break into my house you temper with my

desk where you and I know lies the

evidence that you are Louie bow

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here's what you want it'll give me great

pleasure to see you make a fool of

yourself before I throw you out of the

house seems to be nothing

here my

BR and it's true you did hide my things

you laid traps for me and said that I

lied to you I found the broch own it

today and put it aside until I could

give it back to you give it to

me this isn't your BR I gave it to my

wife as an engagement present where' you

get it from it's second hand how do you

know there's an inscription in it where

where inside it's a trick I discovered

it by accident show

me 2 a b what these there was some sort

of stones in it Stones well where are

they quick they were loose so I took

them out and put them in

here there you are Alice Bow's broch

Alice BOS robis

20,000 worth this brooch and these

rubies are going to send you to the

Gallows give them to

me get out of the room quickly

look help oh quick hurry

that'll hold him we shall need any more

did you get my message from to Mr alwat

yes sir all right well you go for the

police now and hurry very good

sir it's all over now momam you can go

along up to your own I'll deal with the

servants I want to speak to my

wife alone you go up to your

own I do want to speak to my husband no

you're lonely a bit torturing

yourself you want to speak to him

alone very well if you

insist I don't

suppose I'll hear you if you

call Bella quick Bella the rubies help

me to get away and give me

them

ruus how you Lusty did for

them look at

them look better

hurry get the knife down the drawer cut

me free and give them to me Qui better

Cut the Rope

here take the

knife knife

hot

knife are you suggesting this is a knife

I have in my

hand have you gone mad my sane

husband there was a knife but I lost

it I always hide things away because I'm

mad what are you saying Ruby you killed

a woman for them

and me you tried to kill my

mind you made me

mad woodless is an animal you

said now you're helpless and I'm mad

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better let him hold them

the

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rubies e

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