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Land sakes you look why you look like you'd seen a ghost

You look queer John your eyes look funny. I've never seen you look like this four. I've seen something worse than a ghost, sari. I've seen a witch, that's what? And she bewitched me, sari. She bewitched me, sari. She bewitched me. John! John! Listen to the old time radio snack wagon snack wagon

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Well now it's time for today's episode of Mystery is My

Hobby and the title is Thee and the paintings. means. my hobby. Today's story began in New York shortly after Christmas. I'd received a phone call from

an Ambrose Carpool and I'd asked him to come to my apartment for a consultation. Yes, you are, Barton Drake.

Yes, and your Ambrose Carlton, will you come in, please?

Thank you.

Oh, you have company.

Mr. Drake, I ask especially.

I know, you asked especially to see me alone.

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