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can only bow to the
divine judgement of our Lord,
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who has chosen
to take you away from us
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in this cruel accident.
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Oh, how great the holiness of our God.
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For He knoweth all things.
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And there is not anything
save He knows it.
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And He cometh into the world
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that He may save all men if they
will harken unto His voice.
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For behold,
He suffered that the pains of all men.
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Yea, the pains of every living creature,
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both men, women and children -
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(Continues lndistinct)
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Can't you leave me alone?
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Isn't it enough that you killed him?
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That's not so, Mrs Maloney.
It was the other way.
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You. You started it all coming here
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and messing in things
that were none of your business.
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Now go away. Please!
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- Mrs Maloney, I have to talk to you.
- He's dead and buried.
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- There's nothing to talk about.
- Why didn't he want me
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- looking for Eddie Shoebridge?
- I am not listening to you.
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Get away from me!
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Mrs Maloney, your husband tried to kill
me, and you were in on it, weren't you?
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No.
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Then why are you always
running away from me?
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Do you realise that you are
an accessory to an attempted murder?
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- I had nothing to do with that.
- Perhaps the police'd think that you did.
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- You want me to go to the police?
- For God's sake.
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- You wouldn't do that -
- Tell me where is Eddie Shoebridge?
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I can't.
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Mrs Maloney, where is he?
Please tell me.
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There is no Eddie Shoebridge.
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He went up in smoke 25 years ago
and came down in the city.
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He calls himself Arthur Adamson.