He Walked by Night
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:58:02
Okay, fellows, thanks very much.
:58:08
l thought for a minute....
:58:13
And yet that face.... l wonder.
:58:17
This may not mean anything,
but he looks like a guy that's on my route.

:58:20
He never gets any mail,
but l see him around there all the time.

:58:23
-He lives in one of the courts.
-Where?

:58:26
-Come on, l'll show you.
-lt's not that easy.

:58:30
What time does your route
take you past those courts?

:58:32
-About 9:00. Why?
-Just thinking.

:58:50
-You got any chocolate milk?
-Sure have, buddy.

:58:54
-There you are.
-Thanks.

:58:56
-Which apartment?
-Straight on back.

:59:03
Second in the L, Number 7.
:59:07
Right. Kind of warm today?
:59:10
lt's not too bad for this time of year.
:59:17
-Good morning.
-Morning.

:59:19
You're new, aren't you?
:59:21
-Yes, a substitute.
-What happened to the other fellow?

:59:24
-Sick.
-What's the matter with him?

:59:26
-l don't know.
-l catch everything.

:59:29
Hear about it on the radio,
and next morning l've got it.

:59:32
Too bad.
:59:33
You aren't very social. The regular fellow
always stops and talks to me.

:59:37
-Sorry, lady, l'm a little late this morning.
-l was hoping maybe you could help me.

:59:42
There's something very funny
going on in this court.

:59:46
l was scared to go to the police with it.
l thought maybe l might be poisoned.

:59:50
-What?
-Yeah, by the manager. She's a witch.

:59:55
-She's a what?
-A witch. She puts poison in my milk.


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