Night of the Demon
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:53:02
I mean Harrington,
and Dr. Holden.

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- How do you do?
- Excuse me, please.

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Don't you worry. All your problems
will be solved. You'll see.

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That's very nice.
May I ask how?

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- Through tonight's seance.
- Seance?

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Yes. Mr. Meek
is the most remarkable medium.

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I come to him with all my problems.
Here he is now.

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John, she's trying to help you.
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I said I'd talk to her.
But this nonsense...

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- These things are all phony.
- Oh, please.

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You'll hurt Mr. Meek's feelings.
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- He really is a most wonderful man.
- Well, good evening.

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'Tis a good evening too.
A little warm, perhaps.

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Mr. Meek, this is Dr. Holden.
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So you're the gentleman who was
in trouble. Maggie, dear?

:53:46
Well, life's full of
little problems, isn't it?

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Let's see. What's yours?
No, perhaps you better not tell me.

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The spirits sometimes
resent previous knowledge.

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Well, let's see if
we can clear the air.

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Well, let's see if
we can clear the air.

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Not being part of the circle,
you two had better sit by the window.

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Well, Maggie, no point in wasting
these good people's time.

:54:17
I must be insane to get involved
in a thing like this.

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John, please.
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Very well, Maggie.
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Cherry ripe
Cherry ripe

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Ripe, I cry
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Full and fair ones
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We must all sing.
The spirits like it.

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He's going off.

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