I Walked with a Zombie
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I walked with a zombie.
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It does seem an odd thing to say.
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Had anyone said that to me a year ago...
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I'm not at all sure
I would have known what a zombie was.

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I might have had some notion...
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that they were strange and frightening...
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even a little funny.
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It all began in such an ordinary way.
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- You're single?
- Yes.

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- Where were you trained?
- Memorial Hospital here in Ottawa.

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Now this last question is a little irregular,
Miss Connell.

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I really don't know quite how to begin.
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Do you believe in witchcraft?
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Well...
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They didn't teach it at Memorial Hospital...
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but I had my suspicions
about the Directress of Training.

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Now, as to salary, it's quite good.
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- $200 a month.
- That is good.

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But I'd like to know a little bit more
about the case.

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I'm afraid I can't tell you much...
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only that the patient is the wife
of Mr. Paul Holland...

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with whom we do considerable business.
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- That will mean another interview?
- No, this is quite final.

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You see, Mr. Holland is a sugar planter.
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He lives on Saint Sebastian
in the West Indies.

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The West Indies?

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