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I'm going to be a little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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little bit of a

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Hello Chrissy, this is daddy.

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You've been a good girl today?

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Ah, that's good.

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Let me talk to mummy.

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Hello Dorothy, Chuck.

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Tell me, does a mailman

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Bring that insurance policy on your new car yet?

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It hasn't been there yet.

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No, you can't call me.

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I'm on the north side and I won't be back to the office for,

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I don't know, an hour and a half.

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Yes, Dorothy.

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No, no, you can't call me.

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I'm not at the office.

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No, I'm working on the Camille thing.

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I'll be gone for another hour and a half.

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I'll call you as soon as I get back to the office.

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Okay, till then.

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Marianne, I can't begin to tell you

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how much these afternoons mean to me.

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But if I can't tell you, let me show.

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Here's something I would like you to have.

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Oh Chuck, is it real?

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Oh, it's beautiful, just magnificent.

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I managed to pick up a mistake

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and I just had to get it for you.

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It's magnificent, but I can't take it.

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I don't know how I could possibly explain to Harold

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how I came to have such an expensive necklace.

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You wouldn't have to,

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if your Harold believed that he gave it to you.

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I don't understand.

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Well, that's the other half of my gift.

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There is the magic key.

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Magic key?

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You're not making any sense.

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This is a key from a locker at the Union Station.

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When we leave here, we go to the Union Station,

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we put the necklace in the locker, we lock the locker,

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you take the key home.

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You tell Harold you found it

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and you don't know where it's from.

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Let Harold go down there, open the locker,

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find the necklace and bring it to you.

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Okay, now turn around and let's see

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how the prettiest girl in the world

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looks like to put the most beautiful necklace in the world.

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Oh, that's gorgeous.

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I've got to go see the lights up.

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Did you have a good day, darling?

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Oh, the usual. How about you?

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And how about June?

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Who?

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You know the girl you went shopping with.

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Oh, of course.

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I forgot for a minute. I wasn't thinking.

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She's fine.

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Did you buy anything?

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No.

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I have to tell you about a funny thing

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that happened to me today.

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What's that?

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We were in Marshall Field looking at sundresses.

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I was in the dressing room trying one on.

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I looked down on the floor, there was this unusual key.

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It was so odd looking.

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Do you know what it could be for?

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Yes, that's from one of those public lockers.

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It says right here, locker number 470, Union Station.

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I asked the sales lady if she knew who it belonged to,

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but she didn't have any idea.

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Well, I'll stop at Union Station tomorrow

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and see what's in the locker.

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There may be some identification in it

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and we can then return the contents to the owner.

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That sounds like the right thing to do.

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Well, it's getting late.

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Can I not start dinner?

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Okay, dear, I'll come and help you.

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I'll be right back.

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Absolutely.

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Well, dear, I stopped at Union Station today

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and this is what was then left.

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Oh, let me see.

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Is this what's in the locker?

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Silly, isn't it?

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But what did you expect?

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Some bank robber maybe left a million dollars?

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I don't know.

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I just don't know.

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Mr. Van Doren, please.

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This is Mrs. Tracy speaking.

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Hello, Chuck.

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Well, Harold brought the package home last night.

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Oh, yes, we were both surprised.

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I'll tell you what I mean.

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It took a little while to figure it out,

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but I finally saw how you did it.

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That magic key of yours had a twin, didn't it?

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After you put the necklace in the locker,

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the locker that you picked out and already had the key for,

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you went back and substituted that surprise of yours.

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Using your duplicate key.

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Don't lie.

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It won't do any good.

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I just want to ask, how many times has it worked before?

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Well, let me tell you this.

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It's the last time for me, buster.

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Oh, is this beautiful?

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And is it expensive?

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Oh, darling, you're so good to me.

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I just think you're great.

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But how am I going to ever tell my husband about this?

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Don't worry about such a minor trifle.

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This little key will not only let you keep the necklace,

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but it will fix it so that your husband doesn't even ask

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a single question about our little secret.