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uh excuse
me sorry to bother you we're trying to
find the Furs The Furs good Heavens
could you be Miss Barton's new tenants
right how exciting Jerry Burton my
sister Joanna well I never M kop my
husband's Vicor here he'd be expecting
to see you in church on Sunday everyone
will they're all dying to meet you oh
Lord I suppose we just Point them oh I'm
quite sure you won't now let me tell you
the Furs straight through the village
about half a mile turn left and there
you
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are how very nice to see you both and
welcome to the F thank you be oh thank
you very much come along girl go get
them bags out the car
I do hope you'll both be happy here I'm
so fond of it well after all I've lived
here all my life you get used to things
don't you oh dear I can't help feeling
we're driving you out oh but you mustn't
it's the war taxation the cost of
everything nowadays the upkeep I simply
had to do something besides it won't be
forever now Partridge is staying on to
look after you she's a cook housekeeper
and a
treasure then there's beatric she's a
maid and all that uh not very
experienced but willing a gardener cleat
who comes in twice a week has a strange
wife but you don't need to see much of
her do forgive me Mr Burton but were you
hurt during the war no no not a scratch
actually no I was a test flight for a
new jet both engines blew at 30,000 and
the ejected gear malfunction I managed
to bring her down right but I hit the
deck pretty hard pretty lucky I suppose
who yes I see he's trying to tell you
miss Bon that he crashed his plane good
Heavens I'm sorry you'll have to let
Owen Griffith our nice doctor take care
of you oh I believe the hospital's
already been in touch with him good he's
Welsh of course but the Welsh are so
clever aren't they and Partridge is an
excellent cook she'll help you build up
your strength
oh no no never in this house oh I'm
sorry oh no you you mustn't be it's just
that well smoking never occurred to me
oh don't worry I'll see has lots of
ashtrays it's so silly of me it all
comes of never having a man about the
place the last one was my eldest
sister's bone he didn't last long mother
took exception his smoking to his accent
wasn't quite a gentleman she said I
thought he was rather nice
Jolly Dy Fred but his mother told her
you never know with men no what Miss
Bon another cup of tea my dear thanks so
much Mr Burton do forgive me if I don't
offer you something stronger men prefer
that don't they I remember my father did
but mother took exception to that
too didn't approve would Li in the
house poor
father and poor
mother she was an invalid you
see she always managed to have her own
way peace of God be with you and remain
with
you
always amen amen
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morning I'm glad you could make it your
vica what a simply Splendid sermon did M
choose the text she must have she did
not poor wasn't it let Brotherly Love
continue and you are newcomers in mind
indeed should you encourage it not sure
I know what you're getting here Paul
goes on to say doesn't he be not
forgetful to entertain strangers for
thereby some of entertained angels
unawares oh how delicious somewhat
mutilated the male Angel perhaps but the
girl she's quite a sensational would you
say I trust not ah a guy I don't think
you've met Squadron leader Burton and
his sister have you no delighted to see
you here thank you bu this is a near
neighbor of yours Mr pie never believe a
word he tells you he spends his whole
time laughing at the rest of us dear
lady how unfair unkind untrue despite
the M you'll come and take a Sherry with
me at Prairie Lodge won't you we'd love
to look at her making up to that old Mr
P H painted up to the eyeballs too and
in church soon promise
promise oh dear simmington brood cometh
I'm Mr away Squadron leader you're on
Parade right Miss Burton you are an
event sleepy old limon's going to love
you bye-bye by
bye now our boys run ahead with Elsie
will you we Shan be long yeah off we go
then Elsie Elsie I'm ter hungry you're
just
greedy Elsie what you said absolutely
nothing about my f does that mean you
have no complaints oh much better dear
still a trifle long perhaps I didn't see
anyone sleep you're wearing the wrong
specs guy you're reading glasses but it
was so still come on dozing I fear many
of them good have some
lunch see you lunch
time
Megan oh just look at that girl
stockings a large potato in each heel
what a graceless
child this guy the sermon was wonderful
but still a little long winded morning a
Mr Simington nice to see you again and
Mrs Simington how do you do oh Mr
simmington is Miss Barton solicitor how
do you do how do you do and there's
still something Jerry has to sign isn't
there oh there's no hurry next time
you're in the High Street just drop in
right I will do Edward we better be
moving the boys will be starving righty
here well it's nice to have you both
here see you again soon guy M Edward
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Jerry mm there's something I have a
feeling limon's doing you a power of
good that was supposed to be the general
idea wasn't it it was so well
remembering all those pretty nurses at
the hospital fuss and Fred and soothed
your fevered bra for months on end and
to what purpose well apart from their
job had they at purpose whatever you
remain totally indifferent but 10 days
in lyston and
um what the hell are you talking about
church last Sunday the simmington nurse
Governor don't think I didn't notice
you're getting better my darling brother
you do talk the most awful
rubbish mind you the talent isn't
exactly thick on the ground and say I
had to choose between her and Partridge
oh thank you very
much had you thought about lunch Miss oh
gosh I hadn't you think about it for me
will you Partridge well if that's what
you want
Miss there they'll cheer you up letters
from abandoned lovers two of them are
bills Jerry oh well count with them
all what the devil's this you tell me
my
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God it's one of those what are they
called Poison pen
letters that's filthy absolutely
disgusting no oh do let's see no no true
I'm not sure you'd want to but I do
please all right
are they always like this well how the
hell should I know but what should we do
simple and I thought they rather liked
us down here seems somebody doesn't but
what kind of person it's a nutcase it
must be forget it
okay but surely there's someone we
should talk to
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over here dear
y so sorry
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I it's wonderful to see go jump in here
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best answer that
berc ah doctor come on
in morning
beis behaving yourself only when I has
to doctor I'll just let him know
Dr Griffith sir call to
see no don't get up on my rounds thought
it was time we met Owen griffth your
local quack good to see you Doctor well
I'm supposed to keep an eye on you your
doctor wants weekly progress reports
well you better ask Joanna about that
she seems to think I'm doing pretty well
ah done some nursing have you he sending
me up doctor we looked for you in church
last Sunday did you know well we're
Chapel you see my sister me don't pray
with the big noobs foreigners if you
like I'd like to give you the once over
if that's convenient right I'm off
doctor take good care of him won't you
that's my
job and um come me see us again soon
once a week don't forget we're forers
too
bye breathe in
here long Doc breae in again 7
years I'm still a
stranger well I wasn't born here you
see but they're good kindly people
mostly who wouldn't write unpleasant
untruthful ugly letters about people
would you say you've read one have you
mhm in circulation are they forgive me
uh may I ask what it said or shouldn't I
why not no one apparently is deceived uh
the young lady you've just met is a tart
a trop and certainly not my sister well
I give you of course the expirated
version well indeed I'm sorry I hope
she's not too
upset Joe spent two years on a fighter
station she's case hardened upset no but
just a nasty taste in a mouth H I can
imagine rib still painful only want to
laugh well you haven't got much to laugh
about have you right let's have a look
at the legs
sit
down these letters doctor have there
been others yes who
too me for one to you why not the writer
is pathological and indiscriminate push
hard please scattering shot far and wide
and that is worrying why well someone
who just can't take it might get hit
push again someone
vulnerable and that could be
dangerous stand up
please yeah your right leg is a bit
wasted
okay exercise it throw away one of those
sticks will you rise and walk as the
good book says so here endeth the first
lesson see you next
week
doctor these letters are they much the
same thing thing well I can tell you
about
mine accused me of violating my
professional relationship of loose
conduct with certain lady patients the
sexual detail was extremely lured at as
usual of
course what was the handwriting like
there was no handwriting the envelope
was typewritten and the letter was just
printed words cut out of an old book and
pasted onto a sheet of paper that's it
mine too the work of some complete
illiterate I would imagine would
you see you next
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week Ms told her all about it Jan Oh yes
indeed yes it must be very worrying for
you very here you are oh thank you so
much now Jane excuse me if I leave you
to M I have to prepare the weekly
sleeping pill oh yes of course guy oh I
Tak some Paul warning on flesh and the
devil for to be carnally in mind did his
death appropriate I thought in the
circumstances that I would have thought
suitably discouraging keep it short
dear well now M when did all this start
well hard to say Villages scandalized
but hate scandals when they find
themselves involved don't like others
knowing they've received
well dirty letters for fear the
neighbors might say there's no spoke
Without fire is that it exactly not that
anything remains a secret for long in
Limon but poor guy what is he accused of
oh something quite disgraceful with one
of the women who does the alter flowers
well he was flapp aasted shocked
devastated poor dear how shameful well
you know guy almost as well as I do
absolutely no taste for fornication none
whatsoever I almost wish he had really a
little worldly spice added to his
sermons might make them more interesting
well you married a cleric my dear a
classical scholar and I've yet to find
such a combination with the robust
appetite for sin oh I found that most
reassuring well now old what do you want
of
me well it's not in your league dear I
know no dead bodies no gunshots no blunt
instruments not even a shadow of
Scotland Yard just a lot of unhappy
people I know you can help you mean find
the lady if it is one yes yes yes of
course
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are you all right yes thanks hello hello
you're Mr Burton aren't you yes so
you're after church is that your wife
with you no no no my sister oh I'm Megan
saw you were alone thought I'd stop and
walk with you had to fall off my bike of
course never mind nice of you look I see
you've torn your stop
gosh so I have doesn't matter it will
once you've left school I've left school
oh you have forgive me how old do you
think I am ah the truth G I'm 20 sorry
again you think I ought to be more like
your sister all doled up no I don't
she's awfully pretty isn't a bit like
you is she well she's clean and
presentable and not a bit like me you
mean
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you're a pilot aren't you I was will you
always be a bit of a Croc according to
my doctor
no I was afraid you look bad tempered
because you were cropped up for Life bad
tempered well irritable then if it's
only because I'm in a hurry to get fit
again aren't you ever in a hurry for
things to happen not much Point nothing
ever happens not to me oh but surely
your mother and your father my father's
not my father father he's my
stepfather ah is he we never mention my
real father disgraced himself it seems
disappeared then Mommy married Mr
simmington you've met him haven't you
yes anyway all's well that ends well you
think not sure he likes me very much not
sure Mommy does either for that matter
now you're being morbid girl am I fact
is I'm a bit of a bore I
suppose and before I start boring you
I'd better be off
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bye I just don't know what we do with a
girl Edward she's young she's
20 if I may say so your
problem thank you oh no I'm sorry my
dear I didn't mean it like that it's
just that being a stepfather makes it
difficult for you to say what you really
feel yes sometimes well not for me I
have our boys to consider she wanders
off by herself she's always late for
meals makes no attempt to help Elsie in
the nursery and dresses like a
what sort of example is that for
them she's just as her father was
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disruptive oh good morning I wonder
could you help me which Mr simmington do
I ask for there is only one oh but I
thought I read simmington G bra and
simmington oh the first Mr simmington
was the present Mr simmington father
he's dead oh I'm sorry to hear that well
perhaps I might see the present Mr
simmington he's engaged at the moment
can I help you oh no thank you thank you
so much no it's a church matter but uh
well perhaps I might wait yes of course
do sit down I'll just let him know oh
they very kind would you say Miss marel
Jane marel yes of course thank
you excuse me sir a Miss Jane
marel won't keep you long Miss marel he
has Mrs simmington with him oh well then
we mustn't disturb we must
we do you know I always think that
working in a solicitor's office must
prove most rewarding oh it is all those
different people different problems and
find find ing solutions for them well Mr
simmington is the one who does all that
and does he yes he's really marvelous
very patient very kind simply wonderful
with people
really miss marel
ah do come in thank you so
much sorry don't kept you waiting please
sit down oh no it's I who should be
asking forgiveness for interrupting a
busy man not at all my wife tells me
you've already met oh yes yes of course
last year at the vicarage yes how are
you and how is that most interesting
daughter of yours Megan oh my poor Megan
at the awkward age I'm afraid oh but she
must be in her early 20s by now but very
young quite a child still most mothers
think they grow up too quickly not me
miss marble I only wish he'd do
something learn something typing dress
making even take a correspondence course
anything if only she' get out of out of
your
home oh certainly not that's the last
thing we'd want Angela would want isn't
it my dear naturally now I know your
ladies like to matter but uh Miss marel
had a purpose in coming to see me so yes
of course yes now let me see now where
was I yes now M krop wants to remind you
that the church restoration fund account
have to be completed and submitted by
next
Tuesday they are they will be oh
absolutely spendid well in that case I
oh there was one other little matter
then I'd better be on my way no no no
please no don't go on my account no
private matters in a solicitor's office
are I know as invalent as a confessional
no it was just that I I wondered if by
any chance you'd heard about these
Anonymous letters that have been going
around come
in sorry to interrupt sir but would it
be convenient if I popped along to the
stationers we're almost out of copying
paper why not miss ginch off you go
don't belong though oh You' better leave
that door a jar yes sir thank you
sir I'm sorry please go on Mr Simington
as a legal man what would your advice be
to someone who receiv received such a
letter take it to the police
immediately and if they
don't but they do do well at least I did
oh could Heavens don't tell me that you
are afraid so oh well forgive an
inquisitive old lady Mr Simington but uh
what was the police response amiable
came from our own solid Sergeant father
not to get excited it's probably some
spinster lady getting a little
overheated I didn't inquire exactly what
he meant by that oh so he assumes that
the writer is a
woman well nine times out of 10 they are
apparently oh yes yes I
see yes that would account for all those
letters that I seem to know about being
addressed to
man yes well I won't keep you any longer
thank you for giving me so much of your
valuable time well goodbye goodbye miss
Mar oh may I just say this I do
congratulate you on your choice of
secretary nowadays it's so rare to hear
an employeer speak so warmly of an
employer Edward seems to inspire hero
worship Miss marel I rather had that
impression goodbye goodbye miss marle
so you made it
mhm there and back apart from a sit down
in Simmon's office that's all meet
anyone all of Limon and nearly knocked
down into the bargain oh oh the
Simington girl on a bicycle that the
Megan we've heard about
M funny girl
I hope Mr Burton as he'll excuse the
Liberty but I'd like the word of course
that's beatress sir beatress yes Mr
Burton shift to go go where leave oh but
why that's these letters sir Wicked they
are indecent to using such words worse
than what I've ever read in the Bible
even mind you I know there weren no
truth in them and you with them bad Legs
and All Me what are you talking about is
beatric receive No Sir George have
George D the garriage two of them's
walking out and there a no smoke without
fire that's what he told
her so I susp you go go what will the
poor kid do she's all right she's fixed
up nice the cement ma were married off
last month so now they've took be trile
but how about you oh I'll manage somehow
well I'm damn she was all such a bright
little thing yes well she'd be better
off with them and no young men
round I'll take
it
Partridge yes Mr bton these letters
people must have some idea oh they have
have they they have
indeed and do you mark my words there's
going to be a Mischief sooner or later
you see fol get violent oh come on
partridge in their feeling sir but you
can't take it that seriously there's
plenty as do
sir young George St in the garage for
instance so who's the front runner the
prime
suspect well I'm not one for gossip sir
as well you know but there's those that
do say that's Mrs cleat cleat The
Gardener's wife oh she's more than that
Mr
Burton exercise long walks no rich food
no pce you are prescribing of course
prison Fair though I am prescribing
Better Health and a lower blood pressure
but boring Miss Griffith your brother's
been very Cru to be kind Mr pie oh
you're like that old burnard Shaw what
did Oscar say he has no enemies and all
his friends hate him good day to the
pair of your oh very wiy Mr pie he's the
boring one right that the lot yes
appointments thanks
hello what's this Burton Tuesday phone
said he'd come in save your journey good
must be feeling better nice is he
Pleasant sort of job not to talk about
his sister I hear is that so Tarts
herself up like one of these fashion
models doesn't she wouldn't say that
rather attractive as a matter of fact no
on reflection very attractive men oh
Lord no more gossip last visit and I I
know who too oh did you make up that
prescription here it is Mrs simmington
the sedative one to be taken midday and
before retire bless you erl there's
nothing wrong with a woman a good dose
of Common Sense wouldn't cure she's very
nervy neurotic and a nuisance to
everyone to you her family she needs
support Erol indeed she
does how that poor man her husband he's
the one I feel sorry for look a woman
when we first came came here simmington
was very helpful very kind to both of us
I know that and I know you've also had a
very soft spot for
him whatever do you mean
Owen what do you take me for he's a
married man that's right
Erol oh come
now get on the phone to the cricketers
woman taking you out
tonight sh be
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long oh a delicious Cher Mr pie and if I
may say so an Exquisite house indeed you
may dear lady but then you appreciate
the importance of beauty as to our young
friends here alas very rare in these
parts here where every Prospect pleases
and only man is vile much worse dull
unbearably impossibly dull oh I don't
know I think the villagers are rather
fun the generosity of Youth my dear but
I I didn't mean the rustics you can
excuse them they they live work and play
mid Pig ties with a permanent smell of
manure in their nostrils no I I me those
who should know better those with money
and no taste arrogance and no
sensibility Minds devoid of imagination
ugly ugly ugly people but you
you I claim as Kindred Spirits you are
as eloquent Mr P as you are gracious as
a host Dear Miss marel what a Charming
compliment it's perhaps a little severe
on your fellow men what I don't
understand sir is why you settled here
in the first place what were you looking
for sanctuary I'm not quite sure I
follow from the war there terrifying
doodle Bugs the dust and dirt the smell
of all these bodies Sheltering in the
underground I'm not a brave man Squadron
leader be Folly to pretend otherwise
bombs frighten me I abominate all
violence so you left London was it I did
indeed what would the Yanks and all
their GI Brides to be running an antique
shop in the Kings Road Chelsea became
quite intolerable and when
my my partner chose to disappear into
the
blue that was it London could take it I
couldn't I sold up
fled and here I am oh dear I think
that's rather sad little tale ah Beauty
and sympathy in combination irresistible
another glass of cherry wine you haven't
told us Mr pie did you find the
sanctuary I did dear lady here in this
house nowhere else certainly not with my
neighbors oh well forgive my ignorance
but they're just a little limiting not
if you have a passion for beauty and
don't you find that houses can be
passion it yes how interesting it hadn't
occurred to me for example take Emily
Barton Miss Barton that house you're in
I mean what is it nothing but a monument
her mother's perversions a cold Fortress
against a masculine
ego I wouldn't know about that warping
she doesn't seem very warped well
scarred underneath
scarred had it not occurred to you those
PP letters PP
poison
pen surely you're not suggesting Miss
Barton appearances can be deceptive of
course can't they just and how about
that girl down at the surgery the
receptionist the doctor's sister all
that Welsh passion expended in polishing
her ugly Lino oh but surely somebody
else does that possibly but it's a
thought Miss marel would you not say
another candidate for our PP lady so so
secretive and those flashing eyes wow
she sounds quite a dish miss marble oh
oh no thank you no really how should I
face the Vicor at lunch uh but tell me
Mr pie U talking of the pp
letters do tell
me have you ever received one
yourself
me whatever have I to hide that might
interest the writer oh I'm sure I don't
know Mr bar
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George
George Geor you was supposed to meet me
at the bus stop well I changed my mind
didn't I why just tell me why when you
know don't be so daed you're McKing at
me one day off yours
too don't care look it weren't my fault
you getting that letter were it weren't
it I told you he's a walks on
sticks what can he do you can look at
you but I've left the place know what
you are don't you B me yeah I knows what
you are thank you very much jalous if
that's what you think of me I best go
straight back to the simmington you
change that mind of yours again that's
where you'll find me
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hello Megan hello to you where are you
off to Nowhere special just cycling
around then come
in come
on you sure
Joanna's around
somewhere I have done my
stockings have you good show well are
you or aren't you will you or won't you
perhaps your sister's busy she's not and
she wants to meet
you can't see
why here we are well done any girl who
throws herself at my brother's feet she
fell off a bicycle joke you told me
yeah not
another what is it dry martini what's
that a cocktail I've never had cocktails
before they lift you up makes me
dizzy expect you think I'm awful
unspeakable what you doing about it tell
me what do you think darling I think
you're a breath of fresh air and you and
I are going to be great poers everyone
else thinks I'm stupid oh for goodness
sake stop imagining things I know know
what goes on in their minds in your mind
I'm not wanted you know Mommy doesn't
like me one bit now you're being morid
again child and I'm not a child she
doesn't I remind her of daddy she'd like
it to be just herself and the boys and
their father Megan darling why didn't
you well couldn't you just leave to do
what I'm quite useless no money no
training it's true no one would miss me
I would I'd miss those holier than th
stalkings of yours there you are you see
I'm just a slob that isn't true that's
what everyone believes that's why I hate
Limon hate the house I live in hate my
mother hate everyone
everything well that's pretty
comprehensive so I got be
going thanks Joanna thanks very much I
do go For Heaven's Sake stop being so
Superior so patronizing
patronizing I'm sorry anyway thanks to
both of
you so what did I say do you think
she'll be all right myk God that girl's
a problem child not a child a woman now
she has another problem what's that oh
dear can't you guess
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I'm away Miss ging good night Sir oh
that conveyance on the AL the prop I'll
have it ready in the morning Mr
simmington fine I'll see you
tomorrow back to the table Robert at
once no one said you could get down and
James don't wave your knife around like
that what would Mommy say if she saw
you daddy's home
now sit up properly both of you and
behave yourselves and Rob to jam over
your face here fishy face
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Daddy Daddy I want to show you something
Daddy I want to show you something hey
back up there back up there you're
pulling me apart what have you two
monsters been up to we went down to the
river and look what we've got Daddy yes
look
daddy look here they are daddy oh
they're tiddlers where's the shark you
can't catch sharks in the river don't be
stupid daddy sharks like one
water would iert you seen my wife oh
still resting I think Mr simmington
still well she wasn't downstairs when we
arrived home I caught that well I left
try and squeeze another cup out of that
pot help her wake up you three i n
that's it no you know you really are
noisy you stand 6 Ines apart you have to
shout at each other calm down I'll be
back in a minute come on boys and help
me clear up it's B time soon come on
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Elsa Miss
Holland Mr Simington what is it what's
the matter whatever made you choose this
color
Jane you disapprove I don't comment I
inquire well it's not for me guy it's my
baby got
daughter hello the
vicarage yes m c
speaking good evening Miss
Holland oh dear
Lord
no yes of course I have will come over
immediately it's Angela simmington oh
dear she's not dead is she
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morning
morning morning
morning uh just one moment
superintendent I'd like to make a
that most obliged superintendent turn me
on please the police have established
the following Sir Mr Simington returned
to his office shortly after lunch Miss
Holland had taken and the two boys off
for a walk and a picnic Mrs samon's
daughter Megan went cycling and the two
servants had left because it was their
half day off Mrs Simington was alone in
the house when the letter was delivered
by post by hand there was no
stamp this potassium s do we know where
it came from it seems the potting shed
there had been a plague of wasps the
garden was using it to destroy the the
nests thank you
superintendent doctor how would you
describe the dead woman's General state
of health she had a nervous condition
which I was treating with these
sedatives she took daily would you
consider her a neurotic she suffered
from nervous disorder yes and on
receiving a letter of this kind what in
your estimation would be its effect on
her it would would in my judgment prove
a great shock even destabilizing would
you say quite
possibly on reading that letter can
there be any doubt that this poor woman
was thrown into a state of extreme
agitation she went out into the garden
she found the cyanide took some back
into the house threw it into a glass
containing her usual sedative and then
drank it after writing those last tragic
words I can't go
on the writer of that Wicked letter is
morally guilty of murder the police I
know will not relax their efforts until
this culprit is
apprehended this court finds that Angela
Margaret Simington did take her own life
whilst the balance of her mind was
Disturbed
hey Megan
wait Mr siming think we should canel
Ed I'm so sorry no I terrible for you
that coming out to the
letter I just hope that whoever it is
can
sleep if there's anything I can
do I
know thank
you Mr simmington I'd better get back to
the
boys oh yes yes of course I I must stay
I have to thank the
coroner bad it is
very bad well you shouldn't have left
that their sinid line r out C should you
yeah never you go blaming me you blame
them wasps Miss
Patridge I I poor girl tomorrow at noon
could I come and see you just for a chat
what you been up to now then eh nothing
this Patridge but I do have something on
my mind oh you do do you something
bothering at me mhm remember when I had
that row with George the day all this
happened you know my stars I wish now
I'd never went to that their
house I just feel so alone now guy I'm
not sure I can face it you
will you must for the boys
sake that Angela I know it
look Owen believed it was
s there had to be a reason
Ed that letter that damn filthy letter
saying
what that our youngest Jamie wasn't my
child and whoever wrote it was going to
tell the world who the real father was I
mean it was all nonsense it's she
nonsense guy you know he was our child
you christened him of course of course
if only I'd been with
her if only
someone if only she hadn't been
alone guy will look after him that's his
job there's nothing more we can do
selfish and silly she may have been but
I can hardly think she was the kind of
woman to to take own life but the note I
can't go on and
cyanide
yes perhaps I should have seen and
understood sooner what Jane M my
dear I'm afraid of what that it was not
suicide you can't mean you you can't
Jane but who would want to kill
her well we have yet to find out my
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dear aest ofs in
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herir upon whose bosom snow has l
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who in mugly lives with
rain are made by fools like me a
superintendent come along
in Mrs Doby dear just a moment would you
mind thank you so
much oh I don't think you know my friend
Jane marel saw you at the inquest
yesterday didn't I miss marel oh yes
yes is this the only typewriter you
ladies have the one and only Erol that's
right isn't it yes Mr simmington gave it
to us I see when was that o Miss ginch
you'd know oh dear let's see it must
have been November last year look I'm
holding you up I wonder if you'd mind
typing out a couple of addresses on
these envelopes for me two fingers only
I'm afraid two is enough here they are
oh I don't think I quite understand Lord
dear those horrid letters all had
typewritten envelopes they may have been
typed on the same
machine and I dare say the
superintendent is uh trying to track it
down just an error check of course of
course oh uh forgive me superintendent I
wonder might I have a word with you
certainly yesterday's verdict yes Miss
Marble uh
at the inquest did you not find it
perhaps a little too simple too easy
easy
suicide as a conclusion no Miss marle
they did not here you are thank you
thank you very much sorry didn't disturb
you
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gosh what a simply perfect evening is
there anywhere else in the world where
summer days drop so slowly into
night Owen you know you're quite an
astonishing man astonishing me yes you
one part cool efficient objective the
doctor another talking about summer days
dropping slowly into night different
person well I'm Welsh you see that must
be it no I don't see so tell me about
Wales
Wales I don't know if I'll be much good
at
that all I know is that someday I have
to go back there stand on the hilltop
look down across the
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valley it's difficult to
explain yes to explain the things you
love best
hello the first yes
Megan okay hold on
Partridge she may have go to bed one
moment sir she hasn't she's on her way
down uh Partridge uh beatric had tea
with you what time did she leave she
never come Mr Bon but Miss Megan says
she should have I waed te for her cuz
she said she were worried and wanted to
talk to to me worried she's a fly by
night that one all right Partridge I'm
sorry to have Disturbed
you hello Megan she never turned up oh
probably went off with that young man of
hers yes look is anything wrong you
sound worried has anything
happened look is there anything I can do
I can be around in a
minute thanks
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beatric
oh it's you Miss Megan oh Rose beatric I
thought she might have come in that's
funny she never put on her best
dress no but afterno off she always do
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hello who is it phone Mr Burton that's
Miss
Megan coming Ur you
say all right p
hello Megan oh Jerry thank God beatric
she's dead she's been murdered Jerry
murdered no listen just try and keep
calm I'll be right over with you all
right
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cover put a man on every door no one in
no one out on further notice
clear Johnson on the
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door all right all let's take a look I'd
say between 15 20
hours she's all
yours
Bill
sir where
it told you about this ER didn't I they
see look wouldn't let me in do my work
would they don't suppose they would
spice not
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yet just one moment sir you can't go in
there sir let Miss Megan found me fast
as may be sir but I got my orders
oh
Jerry now then miss you can't come out
here I'll take her in C oh oh if you
were
her oh hard she can't come out and you
can't go in I told you can't you see the
state this girl is in now either I take
her in or you take the
consequences
consequences but she was off for the
whole afternoon no that's what we all
reckoned you see but George learned me
she come back she came
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back oh my oh come sit
down a cup of tea I think Rose and pent
of sugar and some Brandy if there is any
we'll find some oh and after that a
couple of hot water
bottles let get to the bed
yes oh that's relief sent the boys off
to stay with their cousin thank goodness
what
a sorry Megan what on Earth's the matter
with you miss Holland just give me a
moment will
you yeah my dear she'll be all right
soon I'll give you a nice cup of tea and
then put you to a nice woman bed she's
in a State of Shock well we all are
aren't we but you didn't find the body
did
you how is Mr singon shaken very shaken
do something for me will you I'll try
good girl go in there will you stay with
him try to get his mind off it I'll do
my best that's the stuff
what the devil are you doing here Megan
phoned me I give Johnson strict order
how the hell did you get past him it
happens to be a bloody good thing that I
did the girl's deeply shocked and
there's no one here gives a tinker's
curse all right all right oh Squadron
leader good God now don't worry Rose is
going to bring her up in a moment she'll
look after her tell me has all of Limon
got past Constable Johnson oh I'm so
very sorry you see I was talking to Rose
the cook good good and I've learned
something which I think is rather
important don't you possibly if you'd be
good enough to tell me what it is it's
beatric who see she came back to the
house she never left the house Miss
marel no no no I'm so sorry I'm talking
about the day poor Mrs simmington died
now beatric quarrel with her boyfriend
George isn't it down at the garage and
she came back she was here all that
afternoon now that does rather change
things doesn't it Rose didn't tell me
this oh really did she not no well uh
perhaps you never asked her anything
else Miss marel no I don't think so no
not at the moment then perhaps the two
of you would be good enough to leave the
premises oh yes yes of course come along
Squadron
nether oh forgive me superintend but I
hope that you don't find or how shall I
put it find me irritating dismiss the
thought Miss marle oh good I'm so glad
thank you
yes just a moment Madam I got my orders
no one in no one
out goodness what
excitement and the Sunday newspapers
can't you just imagine I don't wish to
those journalists at the swan drunk
every every night I here the pl but
confess now don't you feel just the
Teeny we's little bit of a thrill you
may Mr pie
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touching that if I were you what that
the machine it's typewriter why not oh
that's the one weren it the one what was
used for all them envelopes who told you
that Constable Johnson told my Arthur
all written down at the women he say on
that there machine I can tell you see
that's science Mr simmington gave us his
typ rator Mrs never said otherwise
but that were a long time ago weren't it
you were setting out the chairs weren't
you that was a long time ago
too do you think it's true it's true all
right that old has an unfailing
nose for the nasty in that case surely
all of us here aren't yes we're all
under suspicion
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oh
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no
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Partridge partridge
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oh Pop I've done the shop and the
Butch's delivery fine when's the next
pass
LST MD say right then I must
Dash hey
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hey duy Kad be in my language hello I'm
not going to whale it's just Limon jump
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in good of luck I was going to call you
that's nice whated if you might care to
have dinner on Saturday dinner just the
two of us well uh your brother and NL as
well of course why of course well
because I uh you think I might be bored
in need of a chapero no not that exactly
oh in I'm quite a big girl now hadn't
you
noticed I
noticed so well you're also a very
sophisticated young lady used to the
bright lights too big city haven't met
many you see and that scares you no I
wouldn't say that just leaves me
wondering what's behind the glitter the
Polish that's what I want to know oh and
that's
marvelous and at least you're
interested in knowing where I'm supposed
to be taking you oh Lord didn't I tell
you police
station you do see my little worry Don't
You superintendent think so however the
suicide note was written by Mr Simington
no doubt about that on just a scrap of
paper yes
perhaps unusual I would have thought
would you but then suicide isn't exactly
usual is it oh indeed not but surely
these letters are usually more formal
perhaps in a way a justification of the
ACT certainly not one sentence I can't
go on written on a scrap of paper torn
at the edges I begin to feel a bit torn
at the edges myself Miss
marle oh that's you Mr Burton you're
back is Miss Joanna around Jo russan AR
Lon was there nothing you'd like to oh
just a whiskey inser please
Partridge yes of course Miss marel I do
take your point but excuse me her very
urgent she says sir who says Jonathan
well uh this young lady is Sir
superintendent another of those awful
letters Just a Ride second
post Miss marle oh forgive me please oh
my dear child of course
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la for
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you found this amongst Miss Spartan's
books did you right have very perceptive
of you Squadron leader not really it was
an old book and the print reminded you
of the first letter that you received
Miss Barton eh well well well very OD
and this envelope addressed to miss
Burton well do forgive me superintendent
but have you noticed the U in Burton has
been altered from an
A
yes but who on Earth would want to
describe Miss Barton as a painted
trolo very odd very odd indeed
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you need picking up for me right shall
do and come back without that stick okay
thanks J good
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luck return to London
please thank you thank you
sir hello
hello what brings you here nothing just
met Partridge thought I'd come and see
you off wanted to make sure I'm going eh
not true you know
that well in that case you better come
and see me
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up doing anything special in London
monthly medical a Ministry want to make
sure that ow in the dock isn't killing
me
off here she
comes will you be away a very long
time no only as long as it takes
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you will come back soon won't
you here come
on here watch that door
but I haven't got a ticket we'll soon
fix that but why what for cuz I suddenly
felt like Professor Higgins and you're
going to be my Eliza do it who she
you'll soon find out
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oh
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[Laughter]
when I'm old and still beautiful now
don't laugh at me with you now tell me
is that where I'm going to finish up
organizing jumble sales coffee mornings
bottling Jam you're fishing girl and
you're impossible who me yes good night
good
night who was that didn't see come along
well here you are
thanks this lot ashes to
ashes guess
so well good night
and thanks again and and it's just that
you and Joanna are so kind put up with
me I just like to I have to tell
you I want to kiss
you good night
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oh
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and why you didn't
scer it's you superintendent on your way
homes sir yes the whole place was dark
just now I was just wondering yes of
course it's getting late
sir and you want me on my way good
night good
night Miss Holland received it this
morning
mck isn't it not quite so explicit as
last time I mean the six details yes I
thought you should have it as soon as
possible sooner the better how did Miss
Holland take it K's a
cucumber she's got guts that girl hasn't
received one before has she no no I I
didn't think so look
Nash aren't you on to anyone yet maybe
this letter could be just the break we
need well let's hope so well thanks for
your help I'll get the ex
on oh hold the for Miss ginch I won't
belong got a call to make very well Mr
simmington where's the inspector inside
it
Crawford take this for Prince right away
no cut up printed words this time
typewritten the whole lot and if it Tes
up with what we've already got by God
we're in
business Edward hello you're very busy
knitting as a matter of fact Owen's on
his rounds oh how stupid of me of course
he is anything I can do well I don't
know come in
please it's those knockout patters that
Owen gave me I couldn't find them I hid
him somewhere in case the children might
anyway I didn't sleep a wink last night
oh it's all right I have the
prescription Owen can always write
another for my record so sit down a
moment thanks
don't go miss laying these now
Edward don't worry I've learned my
lesson you know what you need now is
someone to take you in hand take care of
you you read all these what
textbooks history of British medicine
once upon a time I wanted to be a doctor
too you see only there wasn't enough
money and Owen was the boy girls have to
learn to tag
along here we are don't forget only one
take two and just sleep for 24 hours and
how would the law in Limon get on
then Errol yes
Edward bless you you just about saved my
life
m g I'd like a word please of course
thank
you Nash again what brings you here or
you
sir only the need to sleep nights I
see I'd uh prefer to talk in private
that's quite all right Mr simmington is
an old
friend very well
mean anything to you Miss
Griffin nothing no nothing at all and if
I tell you that you were observed typing
that letter at the women's Institute the
night before last it's ridiculous it's
not what you think not think Miss
Griffith no
superintendent if I may
interrupt whatever Miss Griffith may or
may not have done she is entitled to
legal representation now as a lawyer and
a friend no Edward
don't go away please go away but my dear
girl
no I don't want you to hear I don't want
to see you I want you to
know just go
away I'll be in
touch M Griffith I have a warrant for
your arrest for the matter of PC dun
down at the station You may wish to make
a statement meantime you have the right
to remain
silent come
on with the Toth C Crawford
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up infatuated with simmington she
certainly was I've known that for ages
but to kill never couldn't not even a
there must be something we can do
there's nothing anyone can do at the
moment anyway if there were he'd be
doing it I know that the whole place is
crawling with coppers tearing the place
apart every drawer every cupboard in
errol's bedroom they've even had the
carpet up now they're turning over the
dispensary in the waiting room God knows
what they hope to
find oh uh the inspector say to let you
know sir we're taking these away what
where from uh them books in the
bookshelf sir and the dispensary pel
have you no idea what it's used
for I can't rightly say myself sir but
inspector U say that could be the murder
weapon more
likely thank you very much
sir Lord dear I'm certain they've
arrested the wrong person the letter to
the governor they saw her typing it they
saw her poor thing what if they did
proves nothing and the printed pages
with the letters and the words torn out
just behind the desk nothing as well
well nothing much I mean after all more
dear if she had all those pages why did
she type the letter none of the others
were only the
envelope oh I feel so frustrated so
helpless so
slow
perhaps Wonder
M I have an idea may I use your
telephone of course did
yes no not yet now first you know
everyone round about here I want you to
tell me more about the simmington
stepdaughter Little Miss
Megan you happy
Elsie of course why shouldn't I be
so am
I I'd like a
word oh yes yes of course leave us Elsie
please just a minute now
Elsie very well
what did you mean by that I want some
money you have your allowance isn't it
enough not
enough well in a few months time you'll
come into your grandmother's money I
want it from
you do
you would you mind coming to the point
young lady very well I saw what you did
to my mother's sedative powders in the
bedroom that
afternoon I don't know what you mean by
that and I didn't hear
it but you are of an age now I suppose
you need certain
things clothes and all
that so
500 5,000
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all
right for the time being
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oh yes yes of course I do realize sadron
that it is a calculated risk you see my
one fear is of being dismissed as a
stupid old woman in that case I shall
have to rely upon a man with your
thought of
Courage well I just hope you're right
miss marble I'll be right over with you
oh you not finished jet Rose when i'
leave for breakfast sir then upstairs
with Miss magan's milk and after bed
quick as a wink nothing you was looking
for sir no no no no just a match there's
a box over there on the store sir good
night good night Ros
I don't have you any idea of the
position you put me into should this go
wrong I don't know what they do to you I
know what they'll do to me they'll have
my guts for GS oh do try to forgive me
superintendent my one wish throughout
has been to help help yes I help you
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t
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a
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coming just stand there johston uh yes
sir thank you sir
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heart and pulse perfectly normal she'll
soon be back with us
thank God he didn't give her overose
though why he didn't too risky too
obvious I have to answer too many
questions it was his sedative wasn't it
but a gasto and a poor girl brooding
over the loss of mom just the job well
must be on my skates superintendent may
I congratulate you on having had the
courage of your convictions Miss marle
thanks oh by the way doctor we shall be
holding your sister we know that
simmington planted those cut up pages in
your waiting room and that last letter
ah yes well silly that silly girl people
not infrequently do silly things when
they're very much in love don't they and
some very evil things like Mr simmington
still makes the world go around so they
tell us sometimes but why did she ask
Miss maror usually has the right answers
well good day
okay uh one moment
superintendent
well well perhaps it was all the chatter
the thought that Miss Holland did intend
to become the second Mrs simmington and
perhaps a letter might scare her
away
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Megan Megan
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Jerry thank you for all you did my dear
you were very brave now take great care
of
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her is everything all
right it is
now oh miss hold
you're off I couldn't stay in this house
a moment longer it gives me the creeps
and besides they'll all be saying it was
my fault and I had no idea no idea at
all when gentlemen of a certain age fall
in love they get the disease very
badly well goodbye and good luck thank
you
but she'll be all
right oh well doctor as you predicted
the patient is once again with us good
oh de yes dinner tonight please and just
with me if that's what the doctor orders
he
does Megan you took a terrible risk Jane
de oh I know my dear but I just had to
and the superintendent was rather
Splendid don't you think
oh how is she all right I think Owen's
just making
sure what I still don't understand is
when all this started oh ages ago I
imagine soon after Miss Holland arrived
all those Anonymous letters typed on
that machine of his before giving it
away to the women's Institute was all a
smoke screen was he he wanted everybody
to suspect a woman and they did everyone
watching the smoke no one seeing the
fire and of course his main purpose was
murder how absolutely
coldblooded it was he is my envelope the
one with the a turned into a u ah well
that was originally intended for Miss
Barton but the U wasn't typed on the
same machine now that was a very silly
mistake of his and quite Unworthy of him
Jane dear tragic little beatric however
did she get involved because he chose to
dispose of his wife on an afternoon when
he knew that she'd be quite alone in the
house a Wednesday d after lunch he put
cyanide in Mrs Simington sedative and
then went back to the office when he
returned he went to the nursery where he
was given a cup of tea which he took up
to their room he crumpled a poison pen
letter dropped it on the floor together
with a suicide note and then raised the
alarm oh he is of course G actor but the
suicide note I can't go on it was in her
handwriting yes but suicide notes aren't
written on scraps of paper torn from
telephone pads are they I can't go on
what I can't go on Friday and Saturday
perhaps he must have found it thought it
might be useful and kept it I know I'm
somewhat slow at this kind of thing Jame
but I still don't understand why berric
ah berric now that was a quarrel you see
what the murder couldn't know was that
berc would quarrel with her boyfriend
and then return to the house where she
saw what happened she saw absolutely
nothing not only no penitent boyfriend
nothing nothing dropped through the
letter box no Postman with the anonymous
letter said to have been delivered
nothing later and slowly of course the
poor child put things together and uh
became troubled and was going to see
Partridge and that's why she bought it
how did he manage it well again it was a
Wednesday was see he pretended to depart
for the office but he didn't he slammed
the front door came back into the hall
and hid all the others went off leaving
poor little beess always the last quite
alone
perhaps he rang the front doorbell and
she came into the Hall to answer it and
was struck down from behind and thrust
into a cupboard no one noticed his late
arrival back at the office and of course
Partridge never learned what was
troubling the poor unfortunate girl Jane
you're quite marvelous isn't she
everyone quite but supposing things had
gone wrong what would have happened to
Megan then now Squadron leer you know
better than most that we are not put
into this world to avoid danger not when
an innocent person's life is at stake
all right miss marle you sold Megan the
idea I'll have to go along with that yes
see you
later oh my dare that brother of yours
lots of Courage they'll make a fine pair
of those two and so will you with that
nice doctor
upstairs now more do you know what I
would really like Jane I can't imagine
but you only have to say well I wonder D
I ask would it be possible for all of us
must to have a nice cup of tea
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