Lady in the Lake
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thought of leaving
the cold water trickling on him.

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Marlowe: You looked kind of
interested when i mentioned little fawn lake.

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Ever been up there?
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We ask the questions,
peeper.

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And when i mentioned
the lady in the lake,

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you looked
still more interested.

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You heard me.
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Ever hear of anybody
named mildred havelend?

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There was a fella
up there a few weeks ago

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looking
for mildred havelend.

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He acted like a cop,
i was told.

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A tough cop, with
bad manners, like you.

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What's mildred havelend
got to do with it?

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She and muriel chess
were the same girl.

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She changed her name
because she was hiding out from this tough cop.

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Does it add up?
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No.
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I think it does
because muriel chess was from bay city,

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and they gave me
a pretty good description of that cop.

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I think this female had
a shady past, and you knew something about it.

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Now i'm getting
somewhere.

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You stick your nose
into my business,

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and you'll wake up
in an alley with the cats looking at you.

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What did she do,
this female-

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bump off somebody
down here?

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Is that what you
had on her?

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Kane: All right, marlowe,
cut it out.

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What's going on here?
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He got cute.
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Striking an officer,
resisting arrest, and murder,

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all on christmas eve.
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Let's wrap you up
real pretty, shall we,

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and take you right down
to headquarters.

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Give me your hands.
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I'll tell you this,
marlowe,

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the only reason
i'm giving you a chance to talk

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is that the coroner reports,
despite appearances, lavery was killed last night.

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This doesn't
let you out, though.

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I'll say it doesn't,
peeper.

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Come on. Talk
up to us in that big voice of yours.


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