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at LilaRose.biz slash Ashira. But now let's get into this week's episode of follow-and. The original

air date, January 24th, 1950, and the title is The Music Box Murder Case.

Oh, damn, damn. When I acting like two kids are we, mate? Why shouldn't we? If that's the way we feel,

who has more fun than kids in here? Oh, I wish next week would hurry up and get here. You couldn't

do anything about rushing it, could you? No, that doesn't mean I haven't tried. Last night I put

on my bridal gown, closed my eyes and said to myself, this time next week I'll be Mrs. Dan Sandford.

Oh, Dan, you've made me so happy. Don't ever disappoint me, will you? I'll try not to.

May I, I have something I want to tell you? No, no, not right now, Dan. There'll be no talking

for the next 30 seconds. That's an order. May let's stop for a minute and be sensible.

Who wants to be sensible after next week? I'll be sensible for the rest of my life.

There may not be a next week if you listen to what I'm going to tell you.

I've never heard a better reason for not listening to anything in my whole life. Besides,

I don't have to listen to him. I know what you're going to tell me. You're going to tell me what

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