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The adventures of Sam Spade, Detective,

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The... I'm saying

They offered me a cool million and a half

But I couldn't be bought

Oh, Sam, all the time fooling

Straight goods, Evie

Oh, really, Sam?

Why didn't you take it?

Oh, but you couldn't, of course.

That's right, Angel.

Taxes. Oh, you mean it would put you in a bracket? The girl's name, in case you were going to ask, was Sugar Cain. Was she sweet? Oh, Effie, you made a joke. Oh, not much of one, though. That is true, but even though you do seem to be, as you would say, in a jugular vein,

I shall be right down, though. That is true. But even though you do seem to be, as you would say, in a jugular vein,

I shall be right down, serious and frowning, to dictate a chronicle steeped in the bitter tea of general confusion, brewed in a witch's cauldron of murder, green, and aphorice. That's what gives it that nutty flavor. What, Sam? Silly girl, I refer to the sugar cane caper on which I will forthwith my report be down to dictate on it with, goodbye.

Dashel Hammett, America's leading detective fiction writer and creator of Sam Spade, the heartboiled private eye,

and William Speer, Radio's Outstanding, producer-director of Mystery and Crime Drama,

join their talents to make your hair stand on end with the adventures of Sam Spade.

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