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The.

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The.

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The.

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The spider will be
here any minute.

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The wing!

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Come on, boys!

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Spanned only long enough to
load the specimen gold aboard.

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Don't land.

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Dick Tracy is ahead of us again.

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Come on, Mike.

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He's done for.

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Give it a shot, I
sure won't miss.

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Neither will I. Help Tracy,
Mike, while I attend to these rats.

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Calling location three.

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Calling location three.

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Nick, Tracy stopped us again.

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We were unable to
get the specimen gold.

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I am returning at once.

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Well, Mike, let me in, will you?

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Hello, Dick.

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Well, well.

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Mr. Odette.

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Mr. Potter, I'm glad
to see you, gentlemen.

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We took the liberty of
having your servant let us in.

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I was anxious to know if you'd
had any luck concerning Gordon.

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No.

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I had any trace of my brother.

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But I'm sure I'm
on the right track.

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Spider Ring is responsible
for his disappearance.

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If you can think of anything we
can do to help you, just call on us.

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Thanks.

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Thanks a lot.

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Good afternoon.

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Hello?

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Oh, hello, Chief.

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What?

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Yes, the daughter of H.T.

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Clayton, the famous
aviation expert.

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Ought to be there any minute.

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She'll tell you the setup.

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All right, I'll see
what it's all about.

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Goodbye, sir.

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Better comb your hair, Mike.

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We're going to have a caller.

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A girl.

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Oh, boy.

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I hope she's beautiful.

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Is Mr. Tracy in?

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Why, yes, Miss Clayton.

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He's expecting you.

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Oh, Mr. Tracy?

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And you're Miss Clayton?

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Yes.

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This is my assistant,
Mr. Lockwood.

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How do you do?

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Well, it's all right,
Miss Clayton.

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We all work together.

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So you may feel free to tell
us what brought you here.

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It's my father, Mr. Tracy.

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I'm worried about him.

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Well, won't you sit down?

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Thank you.

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Now tell me what it's all about.

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Well, you see, Dad's been
working on a new high-speed plane.

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Something much faster than
anything ever flown before.

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We've been working in
the utmost secrecy, and

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the hangar's been under
guard day and night.

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I see.

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Well, I've had a
feeling for some time

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that something was wrong.

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Dad only laughed at me and
told me I was imagining things.

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Then, last night, someone broke
into the house and they rifled his desk.

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Someone after the
plan of his motors?

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Yes, I'm sure that was
what brought them there.

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Worthless.

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All of them worthless.

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They don't tell my
government anything.

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That isn't already known.

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But, Excellency, they were
stolen from Clayton's private desk.

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They must be what you wanted.

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They don't reveal the secret
of the plane's great speed.

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That is what I wanted, and
that is what you must obtain

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for me, or else I... Or else
what, my dear Excellency?

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Or else I must
contact the dirigible to

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pick me up at once
and return to my country.

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My government will pay
well for the secret of Clayton's

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new motor, but for these
useless papers, nothing.

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I said I would get it for you.

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That should be sufficient.

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I will expect word when you
have accomplished our agreement.

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Good day.

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You wanted to see me?

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If we fail to get the secret
of Clayton's new plane, our

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negotiations with Durston's
government will come to nothing.

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Can you supply him
with those planes?

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I can do better than that.

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I'll deliver the plane itself.

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Tell me, Gordon, how will
you get this plane for us?

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The police are guarding it.

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To today, it takes off
on its final test flight.

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Who knows?

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It may fly right into our hands.

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Hello, dear.

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Hello, Daddy.

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This is Mr. Tracy.

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Mr. Tracy is from the
Department of Justice.

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Happy to meet you, Mr. Tracy.

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How do you do, sir?

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I thought I told... Now,
don't scold Daddy.

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You know how worried I've
been, especially after last night.

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I appreciate your being here, Mr. Tracy,
but really there's no cause for alarm.

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The plane is amply guarded.

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Your daughter tells me
you were robbed last night.

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Yes, but they'll never get
any of my secrets that way.

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They?

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You know, in a revolutionary
invention such as mine,

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there are bound to be
lots of people interested.

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I'm turning the plans over
to our government tonight,

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if Betty's last test
flight proves successful.

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You?

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Are you the test pilot?

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Why, certainly.

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I'm the only one who
has ever handled the ship.

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Now, you'd better run along
and get into your flying togs.

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Well, I'll be ready
when you are, Dad.

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Come along, Gwen.

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I haven't trusted
it out of the family.

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Besides,

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You'll have to know your ship pretty
well when you're flying 700 miles an hour.

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700 miles an hour?

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Yes, would you like to go up
with Betty and see how it handles?

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I certainly would!

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Think they'll let us go too?

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What, ride in that thing?

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Me?

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Everything ready?

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Plenty of gas and oil?

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Mr. Tracy's going
with you, dear.

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Oh, fine!

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Bye!

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You folks better step
clear of this propeller blast.

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They'll be taking off now.

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Well, happy landings, Dick.

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Women drivers in
automobiles is bad enough.

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Heaven help old Tracy
up there in that crate.

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What are we making now?

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About 500.

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I'll open her up now.

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Turning over perfectly.

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I think I'll go back
to the airport now.

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No, you won't.

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Keep her head in the way she is.

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Keep your hands up
till I get the controls.

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Head back to the airport!

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He's going about a
jillion miles an hour.

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That's more than
a hundred in it.

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She'll land in a minute,
right back of the hangar.

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What's this, a stowaway?

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No, he tried to
hijack your plane.

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He nearly got away with it, too.

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Take him to the station, boys.

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Mr. Tracy, I don't know how
I can ever thank you for this.

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That's all right, Mr. Clayton.

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I think this is the work
of the Spider Ring.

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It was not difficult to smuggle
our man aboard the plane.

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By now, he should
be... You may enter.

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The plane has arrived.

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Something went wrong.

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Our man was captured.

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I saw the plane land.

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Dick Tracy had him.

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Dick Tracy again, eh?

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The director will fix me
up tomorrow morning.

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I must have either the plane
or its plans before that time.

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This plan shows a sectional
view of the new wing design.

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Well, I'll certainly be glad when
these plans are out of our possession.

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Mr. Clayton?

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No, I'm not, Mr. Clayton.

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Mr. Clayton over there.

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Good evening.

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Mr. Clayton?

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Yes, sir?

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I'm John Henderson,
Bureau of Aeronautics.

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Oh, yes.

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I've been expecting
you, Mr. Henderson.

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I know we're all anxious
to get down to business.

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Yes, I have the
plans right here.

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I'll get them.

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Aren't you afraid those
plans might be stolen?

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It wouldn't do
the thief any good.

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I'm the only man who can
decipher the code they're in.

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So you're from the
Bureau of Aeronautics?

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Why, yes, Mr. Tracy.

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How's the old Joe Williams getting
along down there these days?

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Oh, Joe, he's
coming along great.

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Expect promotion
for him anytime.

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Joe Williams has been
dead for two years.

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You're not from the
Bureau of Aeronautics.

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Better put those plans in a
safe place, Mr. Creighton.

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Mike, get Steve.

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Tell him I got some
of the spider's men.

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Okay, Chief.

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Steve!

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Caught him!

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Caught him!

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Caught who?

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Caught the house, the spider.

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The house, the spider?

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Tell you, the plans
won't do you any good.

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Hey, stop!

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Am I hurt, Steve?

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No, I'm not hurt.

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I tried to stop and
all I got for it was dirt.

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That isn't dirt, it's mud.

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I got it off the car.

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What's the matter?

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I can have it clean.

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It's dry as a bone here.

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Maybe that's it.

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Let's call the weather bureau and
find out where it's rained recently.

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Where has it rained heavily
in this district this afternoon?

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Thanks.

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It rained this afternoon in the
mountains around Caribou Pass.

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Caribou Pass?

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Well, that's where the
old Beachwood Hotel is.

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If I only had a quick
way of getting there.

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Dad's speed plane.

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Use that.

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It's worth a try.

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So you still refuse to translate
your plans for us, do you?

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Peter, can you forge a note
from this sample of his writing?

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Sure, Chief.

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Write a little note
to his daughter.

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I think we can get
her to pay us a visit.

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You wouldn't do that?

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No.

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I'll tell you what to write.

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I'll do it.

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I thought you'd see it my way.

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And I am.

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Now get busy.

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I expect you to have
everything ready by daylight.

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Oh, no, you don't.

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Give me those plans.

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Quick, Mr. Clayton, this way!

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What happened?

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Where's Clayton?

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Gone with Dick Tracy.

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There they go!

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Get the wing ready.

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Take your positions
ready to fire.

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Fire!

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Blast them out of the sky!

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Blast the motor!

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Oh.

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