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A dark tale where a rare, bejeweled rapier—reputed to have belonged to Rasputin, the "mad monk" of Russia—becomes the center of a deadly game along a deserted Manhattan waterfront.
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00:09Lipton tea and Lipton soup present Inner Sanctum Mystery.
00:31Good evening, friends of the Inner Sanctum. Here's your host at the creaking door. Through these portals past the world's
00:41most horrified people.
00:46What's the matter? Did my happy medium start to you? Sorry, I keep them around to get in the right
00:53spirit, you know.
00:57And now here's a little tale of horror that speaks for itself. The Edge of Death. Written by Frederick Mepho
01:06and starring Larry Haynes in the role of Ralph.
01:11We're going to tell you of a night Satan played a game of murder along a deserted strip of Manhattan's
01:17waterfront. For his sport, he chose two friends. For his victim, a woman.
01:24And the weapon, he suggested, he had long ago placed in the hands of another murderer. The weapon was a
01:31long, slender, graceful rapier, which first drew blood at the hand of Rasputin, a mad monk of Russia.
01:44Deadman. Deadman. Deadman, no bread. Open up. Deadman.
01:50Well, well, Fritzkin. Well, come on in, man. What's the matter with you? You're soaked, no hat, no coat.
01:55Deadman. You're my best friend. My only friend. You've got to help me.
01:58I just got back from Chicago. I was going to drop over to your shop a little later.
02:01You got back too late. You could have helped me.
02:04No, it's too late. Well, what's the matter, Ralph? What have you done?
02:09Well, what's that in the package?
02:14Why, it's the antique sword I gave you when you were married.
02:18Ralph!
02:20Naked steel always looks different. Coated with blood.
02:25Ralph, you fool!
02:27You didn't...
02:28Yes.
02:30I just pierced a woman's heart with that rapier about 15 minutes ago.
02:35Warned you about your temper ever since we were kids.
02:39You almost killed me once, do you remember?
02:41You warned me about my hobby, too.
02:43You said I had a psych... a psych...
02:45Psychosis. That's what we psychiatrists call it.
02:48Your unnatural love of steel blades.
02:51Your worship of ancient weapons and tempered steel.
02:55Well, it's off balance.
02:57There's nothing in a world more beautiful than a piece of true hand-forged steel.
03:03It's an art as old as man.
03:04Yes, I know.
03:05We've been over all that before, but...
03:08Now you're a murderer.
03:10And I want to know everything that happened.
03:11It's too late, Denton.
03:13I only can't...
03:14Maybe I can dig something out of you that might help your defense.
03:17Now, Ralph, close your eyes.
03:20Close your eyes and let your mind wander.
03:22Tell me the first image you get.
03:24Tell me every detail.
03:27No matter what.
03:31I see the wedding.
03:33Here at your house.
03:37The guests have left.
03:39Ingrid is blonde and beautiful in white satin.
03:44She's standing beside you.
03:47And you'll come for me.
03:50Denton, it was so good of you to make such a beautiful wedding for us.
03:54You are the best, best man ever.
03:57Oh, no, no.
03:58Maybe the best, second best man ever.
04:01Ralph was best today.
04:02Well, you gave me some stiff competition, Denton.
04:04I've got another wedding present for you, Ralph.
04:06Ralph, I waited until now to bring it out because I didn't think the others would understand.
04:12Here, open it.
04:16Do you like it, Ralph?
04:18Is it a good one?
04:19It's a good one.
04:21It's the most beautiful rapier I've ever seen.
04:24The balance and the lines.
04:27Magnificent steel.
04:28Look, look, Ingrid.
04:29Isn't it wonderful?
04:30It will be the very nicest sword in your collection, darling.
04:33As well as your last.
04:35His last?
04:35Oh, yes, yes, Denton.
04:38I promised Ingrid no more auctions.
04:41And he'll keep his promise this time.
04:43I'm going to change, darling.
04:44Won't take me long.
04:45All right, darling, hurry.
04:47You really like that blade, don't you, Ralph?
04:48I like it.
04:49It's beautiful.
04:50Where did you find it?
04:52I saw it yesterday in a small, junky antique shop in the village.
04:55Little Russian fellow runs it.
04:57Oh, did he tell you anything about the blade?
04:59I mean, where he got it?
05:00No, but he said it was Russian.
05:01He said the hilt was black lacquer on rosewood.
05:05And the steel was superior.
05:07Ah, he said something there.
05:09He mumbled on about wanting to get rid of it before the full moon.
05:11Something about it being an evil thing.
05:14He claimed it once belonged to Rasputin, the mad monk of Russia.
05:18Say, I wonder if it did.
05:19I doubt it.
05:21Anyhow, we finish by saying that whoever owned it would have evil luck and failing to get
05:25rid of it before the full moon would die by violence.
05:31I'll take it back to him if you like, Ralph.
05:33No, no, not on your life, then.
05:36But don't mention that nonsense to Ingrid, will you?
05:47I remember all that myself, Ralph.
05:50I left for Chicago that night.
05:52Now, what's the next thing that comes to your mind as important?
05:58Well, about three weeks ago, I was working on some knives in the shop.
06:05Ingrid had left.
06:07I was alone.
06:09The shop door opened.
06:12She was there.
06:13She was there.
06:14Who, Ralph?
06:16Mustachia.
06:17She was beautiful.
06:20Tall.
06:21Quite as marble.
06:23Dressed in black.
06:25And beautiful.
06:28I beg your pardon.
06:30What did you say?
06:31Oh, I'm sorry.
06:35You said beautiful.
06:37There's no cause to be embarrassed, I have heard this said before.
06:41Oh, well, what can I do for you, Miss...
06:46Miss...
06:46Kassov.
06:48Stasya Kassov.
06:50You own something that I would like to buy.
06:53Oh, what is it?
06:54A rapier.
06:56A Russian rapier.
06:58I saw it in your window as I passed.
07:00It's not for sale.
07:02Oh, really?
07:05Are you sure?
07:07I will pay you well.
07:10Say, a hundred dollars.
07:12Sorry.
07:14Very well.
07:16Perhaps you might change your mind.
07:19Hmm?
07:21Here.
07:22Here is my card.
07:25Come and see me if you do.
07:27Well, thanks, but I...
07:31Shall we say,
07:33before the next full moon,
07:36Ralph.
07:45Ralph, if it weren't for that blood-stained rapier on the table,
07:48I'd say you were lying.
07:49How could this woman know your name,
07:51or anything about the legend of the rapier?
07:54I know how.
07:55Well, what happened then, Ralph?
07:58I've handled steel all my life.
08:01I've forged it, pounded it, tempered it,
08:04grounded to razor edge,
08:05and I've never cut myself.
08:08After Stasha left,
08:10I put the rapier to the stone.
08:12And as I worked,
08:14I kept seeing her eyes in the forge fire,
08:19glinting with evil beauty,
08:21and hearing her voice.
08:23Ralph,
08:25shall we say,
08:26before the full moon?
08:28Hmm?
08:30I turned suddenly to see if she was there,
08:31and I tripped.
08:32The rapier fell,
08:33and I fell against the upturned point.
08:35Ah!
08:36Oh!
08:38Oh!
08:38Ralph!
08:39Ralph, what's happened?
08:41Ralph!
08:41I'm all right.
08:42Pull it out.
08:43Straight out.
08:44Oh, no!
08:45No, I can't do that.
08:46All right, I'll do it then.
08:48I'll do it.
08:49Oh!
08:50Ralph,
08:51your arm is all blood.
08:52That's not bad.
08:53It just tears with flesh.
08:54Call it out to burn.
08:55Oh, those stupid knives.
08:56Why don't you get rid of them?
09:00Well, Ingrid phoned.
09:02It cracked over me,
09:03but that means certainly
09:04that my fate was tied to Stacia Kassel's.
09:07The death was lunging at us
09:09with Rasputin's rapier,
09:11and I was unaligned.
09:14I told Ingrid about the woman.
09:16I told her about Stacia's offer
09:18of $100 for the blade.
09:20I shouldn't have.
09:21And to turn down $100 for it?
09:23Ralph, that's the limit.
09:24Ingrid,
09:25I can't expect everyone to understand
09:26some things about my character,
09:27but I do expect you to try.
09:29I think I do understand, Ralph.
09:31I think you didn't want to sell that thing
09:33because you want that woman to come back.
09:38That was your first quarrel, Ralph?
09:41Yes.
09:43Well, lots more.
09:46Things got worse.
09:48We quarreled a lot.
09:50It wasn't Ingrid's fault.
09:52I was changing.
09:55I kept thinking of Stacia.
09:58Her eyes mocked me.
10:00I tore up a card in anger,
10:02but I'd memorized the address.
10:04It was an old Dutch mansion
10:05on Litmus Street.
10:07I had to see her again.
10:11There was a light in the house,
10:13and oddly enough,
10:14the front door always opened a bit.
10:16I rang a long time,
10:18but no one answered.
10:19I obeyed an impulse
10:21and walked in.
10:23There was a coal fire going
10:25in the high-ceiling living room
10:26that cast dancing shadows
10:28on a life-sized oil painting above.
10:31A cold hand gripped my heart
10:33when I saw that painting.
10:36It was the painting of a man
10:37in a monk's habit,
10:39and his gnarled hand
10:41rested on the hilt
10:42of a jeweled rapier
10:43of exquisite beauty.
10:44Yes, the man in the picture
10:46is long dead,
10:49but he's mad spirited
10:50in this room.
10:52It laughs from within you,
10:55Rolf Wittkuhn.
10:57It has seized your body.
11:00Stasya.
11:08So the Kossav woman
11:10convinced you
11:11that the spirit
11:11or the ghost of Rasputin
11:14had taken possession
11:15of your body,
11:16and you fell for it.
11:17Oh, I fought against
11:18believing it didn't,
11:20but it did explain
11:21so many of the strange promptings
11:23that had been stirring me
11:24all up inside.
11:25Did she say anything
11:26more about it?
11:27No.
11:28I turned to face her.
11:31She was a smiling column
11:32of white beauty,
11:34sheathed in black satin.
11:38Miss Kossav, how is...
11:39Stasya.
11:41Call me Stasya.
11:43How is it?
11:44You know my name.
11:46What do you know
11:47about the rapier?
11:49Does it matter?
11:50You have changed
11:52your mind, perhaps,
11:55about selling me
11:56your rapier.
11:57Hmm?
11:58No, I...
11:59I came to ask you about it.
12:01Oh, you came
12:02because you are confused.
12:04We will discuss it.
12:07But first,
12:08let us have some tea.
12:09Yes?
12:12I examined the room
12:13while she was out of it.
12:16On the wall
12:17across from the fireplace
12:18were five royal paintings.
12:20all of them portraits of men.
12:24At first I thought the light
12:26was playing tricks.
12:28It wasn't.
12:30Each face was painted
12:31with closed eyes.
12:33Each was a study in sleep
12:36or death.
12:39You like my painting?
12:41Come and sit down.
12:43We'll have tea
12:44and talk.
12:47Who are those men
12:47you painted, Stasya?
12:49The five men
12:50you see in those paintings.
12:53Each on the rapier
12:55you now possess.
12:56Good Lord.
12:59Then they're...
12:59Dead.
13:02And the dates
13:04on the paintings?
13:05Ah, those are the dates
13:07on which they died, Rolf.
13:10Each on a day
13:11of the full moon.
13:13Each kept the rapier
13:15beyond the time
13:16he should have.
13:18Morty?
13:22Stasya's eyes
13:23were eager and wide.
13:25My ears began to ring.
13:28I recall
13:29setting the cup down.
13:32I remember Stasya's voice
13:33a long way.
13:35Russian teeth
13:37thrown by Putin
13:39and so are Russian legends.
13:48This is all so fantastic, Rolf.
13:51Are you sure it wasn't
13:52something you...
13:52something you dreamed?
13:53Something I dreamed?
13:55No, she drugged me.
13:57It was no dream.
13:58Those portraits
13:59were no dream.
14:00The painting of Rasputin
14:01was no dream.
14:02They were there
14:02when I woke.
14:06Stasya was gone.
14:08The fire was on.
14:10My head ached.
14:13There was an easel
14:14near the lamp.
14:16It hadn't been there before.
14:19I shuffled toward it.
14:21There was a fresh painting
14:24on the easel.
14:26I stared at the face
14:27before me.
14:30Its eyes were closed
14:31in sleep.
14:34The face was...
14:36mine.
14:38There was a date
14:39painted in them.
14:40It was January 15th.
14:42Or...
14:42Yes.
14:43Yes, that's tonight.
14:46I couldn't find Stasya
14:47so I dashed out of the house
14:48cursing like a madman.
14:50It was four in the morning
14:51when I reached home.
14:53Ingrid was waiting for me.
14:55She was crying.
14:57Rolf!
14:59Rolf, darling,
15:00where have you been?
15:00Why?
15:01What difference does it make?
15:03You've been to see
15:04that Kassel woman.
15:05Yes, yes,
15:05I've been to see
15:06that Kassel woman.
15:07I had to.
15:08I'm losing my mind, Ingrid.
15:10But...
15:11Something's trying to kill me.
15:12That woman knows about it.
15:14She knows how
15:15and when it'll happen.
15:17And the funny thing is
15:18I don't care anymore.
15:20I don't care.
15:21Rolf!
15:21Where are you going?
15:22Back to the shop.
15:24Back to that cursed rapier.
15:28The shop I tried
15:29to reason the thing out.
15:31I was toying with rapier.
15:35It was a tiny green speck
15:37on a black hilt.
15:39But idly,
15:40I picked at it
15:41with my thumbnail
15:41and the chip of lacquer
15:43snapped off.
15:45The hilt
15:46was supposed to be wood.
15:49But here...
15:50Here was what
15:51looked like
15:52a large emerald.
15:54While I'm pounding,
15:55I chipped and picked
15:56at the lacquer
15:56until bit by bit
15:57I uncovered
15:57the most dazzling
15:58and richly wrought
15:59collection of jewels
16:00I'd ever seen.
16:02Set in solid gold
16:03with pearls,
16:04rubies,
16:05emeralds
16:05and a magnificent
16:06star sapphire.
16:08This was the
16:09bejeweled blade
16:09that Rasputin
16:10held in his hand
16:11in Stascha's painting.
16:13This was Rasputin's
16:15painting.
16:16I returned to
16:18Stascha's house.
16:19Right the first night
16:20the door was ajar.
16:23Right the first night
16:24I walked in.
16:27I walked into the living room
16:29and I looked at Bob.
16:32Nothing had changed.
16:36Nothing that is
16:37except
16:38that mine was
16:39the sixth painting
16:40now hung beside
16:42the others
16:43in the art.
16:45easel already had
16:46a fresh canvas.
16:49Stascha was already
16:51painting a new portrait.
16:53The face was
16:54indistinct.
16:56But the date
16:56was clear.
16:58One lunar month
16:59from tonight.
17:02I gave up
17:03and walked home
17:04with the rapier
17:05under my arm.
17:06It was grisly
17:08and foggy
17:08along the waterfront
17:09and I was sick
17:10inside.
17:12I kept hearing
17:13Stascha's voice
17:14locked in my brain.
17:15Tonight is that
17:16last night
17:17you may only
17:18be wrong.
17:20But there is
17:21a way out.
17:22A way out?
17:24How?
17:25There's no way out
17:26as long as
17:27either of us lives.
17:28There is a way out
17:30Rolf.
17:31Kill her
17:32and come to me.
17:34Tonight is the night
17:36of the full moon
17:37Rolf.
17:38If I own the rapier
17:40you will be safe.
17:43Kill her
17:44Rolf.
17:45Kill her
17:46and come to me.
17:48Somebody's following me.
17:50A woman.
17:52I could hear her
17:53high heels
17:53on the cobblestones.
17:55I'd just
17:56passed that
17:57little blind alley
17:57you know the one
17:58about a block
17:59away from my shop.
18:00I decided to trick her.
18:02I stopped short.
18:03I spun around
18:04and caught sight
18:05of a woman
18:05of black
18:06as she darted
18:06into the alley.
18:08It was Stascha
18:10and there was
18:11no exit
18:11from that alley.
18:13I tipped her
18:14to the entrance
18:14and leaped
18:14into her shadows.
18:15All I could see
18:16was a large
18:16empty carton
18:17against the far wall.
18:19She had to be
18:20behind her.
18:21I gripped
18:22the jeweled handle
18:23of the rapier
18:23until it burned
18:24my hand.
18:25Only one searing
18:26thought in my
18:27tired mind
18:28Stascha must die.
18:31I took a deep breath
18:33and drew the needle
18:34pointed steel back.
18:36Aimed at where
18:37I judged her heart
18:38to be
18:39and thrust
18:48I drew the blade out
18:50and the body
18:51sloped forward.
18:53I lit a match
18:54to see her face.
18:56But it
18:58it wasn't
18:59Stascha Garzoff
19:00I had killed.
19:02It was
19:03Ingrid.
19:06My wife.
19:08Ingrid.
19:18It worked
19:19Stascha.
19:20It worked.
19:20My plan worked.
19:21Ralph reacted
19:22just as I planned it.
19:23You mean he did?
19:24Killed her?
19:25A psychological
19:26masterpiece.
19:26He told me the whole
19:27story at my office
19:28ten minutes ago.
19:29He killed her
19:29thinking it was you.
19:31And now that she is
19:32gone
19:32you are happy.
19:34You will love me
19:35and forget her then.
19:36Oh perfect
19:37perfect.
19:38She
19:38she picked that
19:39stupid fool
19:40instead of me.
19:41Now she's dead
19:42and he'll die too.
19:44Oh Denton
19:45I am so glad.
19:46I would do anything
19:47for you.
19:47Everything went like
19:48clockwork.
19:49This rapier I found
19:50in your attic.
19:51The legend I made up.
19:53The phony paintings
19:54of former owners.
19:55Your flirtation.
19:56Perfect.
19:56Perfect.
19:57The perfect murder.
19:58I've done it.
19:59Did my acting
20:00please you then?
20:01Oh you were
20:02magnificent.
20:03But
20:04there's only one
20:05weakness to my plan
20:06Stascha.
20:08What is it?
20:09When Ralph
20:10is picked up
20:11there must be
20:13no way
20:14for anyone
20:14to find out
20:15that you and I
20:17know each other
20:17Stascha.
20:18No and no one
20:19will know darling.
20:21Ralph's fingerprints
20:22are still
20:23on this rapier.
20:25He'll be electrocuted
20:26for one murder.
20:28Might as well
20:29be for two.
20:31Denton
20:32no
20:33I love you
20:35I'm sorry
20:36Stascha.
20:40I
20:42love
20:43you
20:45Steve
20:48I
20:49was
20:50waiting
20:50for
20:52you
20:57Very neat
20:58stroke
20:58Denton.
20:59Ralph
20:59I heard
21:00everything you
21:00said Denton
21:01but I didn't
21:03have to
21:03I knew.
21:04No don't
21:05move.
21:06The gun
21:06is faster
21:07than the rapier.
21:09What did
21:09you know
21:10Ralph?
21:11Something I
21:12said tonight?
21:13No.
21:15No something
21:16I saw.
21:18Stascha
21:19loved you.
21:21The painting
21:22I saw
21:22on her easel
21:23tonight
21:24the one
21:25I told you
21:25she'd begun
21:27was your
21:28portrait.
21:29The only way
21:30I knew
21:31was because
21:32as an artist
21:34she was
21:34conscious
21:35of a scar
21:35on your
21:36forehead.
21:37She painted
21:38that in first.
21:39The scar
21:40you gave
21:40me as a
21:41kid.
21:42Oh
21:42you've a lot
21:43more brains
21:44than I gave
21:45you credit
21:45for but
21:46at least
21:47we'll burn
21:48together.
21:48Sorry
21:49Denton
21:49I'll have
21:49to decline
21:50that on her.
21:51Ralph
21:52tonight you
21:52leave.
21:53Ingrid
21:55no you're
21:56you're dead.
21:58Ralph
22:00everything you
22:00told me at my
22:01house tonight
22:01was a lie.
22:02No Denton
22:04your plan
22:04almost worked.
22:06I told you
22:07the truth
22:09except
22:10except for
22:11the part
22:12about
22:12murdering
22:13Ingrid.
22:14You
22:15you should
22:16have studied
22:17psychiatry
22:18Ralph.
22:18I did
22:18Denton
22:19I had
22:20a good
22:21teacher
22:22you
22:35are we
22:36going
22:36home
22:36soon
22:37darling
22:39you
22:39seem
22:39so far
22:40away
22:40Ralph
22:41is
22:42anything
22:42wrong
22:42no
22:43no
22:46I've
22:46been
22:47thinking
22:47about
22:47Denton
22:49odd
22:49the way
22:50things
22:50turned
22:50out
22:52he made
22:53up that
22:53story
22:53about
22:54the
22:54rapier
22:54and its
22:55belonging
22:55to
22:55Rasputin
22:56and its
22:57owners
22:57dying
22:57on the
22:58night
22:58of the
22:58full
22:58moon
22:59you
22:59don't
23:00believe
23:00it
23:00do
23:00you
23:01no
23:03but
23:04what
23:04he
23:04thought
23:04was
23:05a
23:05cheap
23:05blade
23:07turns
23:07out
23:07to
23:07be
23:07a
23:08priceless
23:08treasure
23:09it
23:10matches
23:10the
23:10one
23:11Rasputin
23:11held
23:11in his
23:12hand
23:12in the
23:12painting
23:12that
23:13was
23:13coincidence
23:14darling
23:14come
23:15on
23:15now
23:15put
23:16your
23:16work
23:16away
23:16let's
23:16go
23:17home
23:17it's
23:17late
23:19such
23:19a
23:19beautiful
23:19night
23:20girl
23:21let's
23:21walk
23:21home
23:22you
23:23know
23:25you
23:26know
23:26that
23:26painting
23:26stasha
23:27started
23:27of
23:27denton
23:28the
23:28one
23:28that
23:28gave
23:29his
23:29plot
23:29away
23:29yes
23:31it
23:31had
23:31a
23:32date
23:32on
23:32it
23:34I
23:35wonder
23:35what
23:35ghostly
23:36hand
23:36guided
23:37her
23:37brush
23:37as
23:37she
23:38wrote
23:38that
23:38date
23:38why
23:40the
23:41date
23:41she
23:41wrote
23:42was
23:42today's
23:44but
23:44there's
23:45a
23:45full
23:45moon
23:47and
23:48tonight
23:48was
23:49the
23:49night
23:49denton
23:50was
23:50electrocuted
24:05well
24:06wouldn't
24:06you
24:07say
24:07that's
24:07a
24:07story
24:08which
24:08gets
24:08down
24:08to
24:09fine
24:09points
24:11happy
24:12ending
24:12too
24:13yes
24:14you
24:14get
24:14a
24:14ghost
24:15to
24:15ghost
24:15hookup
24:15between
24:16Stassie
24:17and
24:17denton
24:18ralph
24:18and
24:19ingrid
24:19get
24:19an
24:19exhibit
24:20a
24:20worth
24:20a
24:20few
24:21bucks
24:21and
24:21go
24:21back
24:22to
24:22the
24:22old
24:22grind
24:24well
24:24I'm
24:25glad
24:25denton's
24:25plot
24:25didn't
24:26work
24:26yes
24:27mary
24:27but
24:28if
24:28it
24:28had
24:28ralph
24:28would
24:29have
24:29had
24:29a
24:29plot
24:29of
24:29his
24:29own
24:30you
24:30know
24:30in
24:30cemetery
24:32after
24:32all
24:32that's
24:33one
24:33of
24:33the
24:33best
24:33selling
24:34plots
24:34I
24:34know
24:34of
24:35nonsense
24:35mr.
24:36host
24:36if
24:37you
24:37think
24:37that's
24:37the
24:37kind
24:38of
24:38thought
24:38we
24:38want
24:38to
24:38leave
24:39our
24:39Lipton
24:39listeners
24:39with
24:40you're
24:40quite
24:40wrong
24:42here's
24:42a
24:42much
24:42better
24:43thought
24:43for
24:43folks
24:43to
24:44carry
24:44away
24:44with
24:44them
24:44tomorrow
24:45when
24:46you
24:46visit
24:46the
24:46grocers
24:47get
24:47a
24:47package
24:47of
24:48Lipton
24:48tea
24:49buy
24:49it
24:50try
24:50it
24:50and
24:51see
24:51if
24:51you
24:51don't
25:00full-bodied
25:00zestful
25:01goodness
25:01ask
25:02your
25:02grocer
25:03for
25:03a
25:03package
25:03of
25:03Lipton
25:04tea
25:04tomorrow
25:12and
25:12our
25:13friends
25:13in case
25:14you're
25:14wondering
25:15we
25:15do
25:15have
25:16a
25:16moral
25:16for
25:16tonight's
25:17story
25:18it's
25:19short
25:19and
25:19sharp
25:20knife
25:21can
25:22be
25:22beautiful
25:23if
25:24you
25:24keep
25:24your
25:24temper
25:25and
25:26look
25:26out
25:26for
25:26people
25:26with
25:27an
25:27axe
25:27to
25:27grind
25:28they
25:29may
25:29be
25:29trying
25:29to
25:30get
25:30ahead
25:30of
25:30you
25:33oh
25:34by
25:34the
25:35way
25:35this
25:35month
25:35inner
25:36sanctum
25:36mystery
25:36novel
25:37is
25:37the
25:37pavilion
25:38by
25:39Hilda
25:39Lawrence
25:40and
25:41next
25:41week
25:41the
25:42makers
25:42of
25:42Lipton
25:43tea
25:43and
25:43Lipton
25:44soup
25:44bring
25:45you
25:45another
25:45grisly
25:46inner
25:46sanctum
25:47tale
25:47directed
25:48by
25:48Hyman
25:49Brown
25:49entitled
25:50The
25:51Confession
25:53and
25:54now
25:54if
25:54you'll
25:54excuse
25:55me
25:55I
25:55have
25:55an
25:55appointment
25:56with
25:56Stalgia
25:56and
25:57Denton
25:57yes
25:59they've
25:59got
25:59the
25:59concession
26:00for
26:00hand
26:00forged
26:01hinges
26:01where
26:02it's
26:02hotter
26:02than
26:02the
26:03hinges
26:03of
26:03hmm
26:07until
26:08next
26:08Tuesday
26:08then
26:09good
26:10night
26:11pleasant
26:12dreams
26:15hmm
26:15whisper
26:17higher
26:18low
26:20light
26:21theear
26:22and
26:22have
26:23two
26:23you
26:23II
26:23thought
26:23but
26:23I
26:24and
26:24I