Night of Terror - A Conversation About Unwanted Offerings
Degar:
I heard you, walking up and down, master. Thought you might want something.
Richard Rinehart:
No, I don't want anything.
Degar:
Perhaps you'd like the evening paper?
Richard Rinehart:
No, there's nothing in the papers.
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The Cat and the Canary - Loneliness and Legacy in Inheritance Discussion
Roger Crosby:
I have come to read the will of Cyrus West. Have any of the heirs arrived yet?
Mammy Pleasant:
No, Mr. Crosby.
Roger Crosby:
You must have been lonely here these twenty years, Mammy Pleasant.
Mammy Pleasant:
I don't need the living ones.
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The Cat and the Canary - The Significance of a Stopped Clock
Roger Crosby: [as clock strikes]
That clock hasn't struck in twenty years - since the old man died!
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