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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Petulant Partner (S02E02)

"Well, why didn't you?"
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"some women are just not cut out"
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"for double harness, Mr. Mason."
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"They're..."
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"too used to having things run"
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"to suit themselves, you know?"
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"If you want me for anything,"
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"there's my business address."
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"I--"
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"I typed my home phone number on the back."
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"Thank you."
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"( mysterious theme playing )"
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"( exhales )"
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"Oh."
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"I didn't hear you come in."
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"It's all right. You Philip Morgan?"
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"Yeah."
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"Works both ways. I've heard a lot about you."
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"What's on your mind?"
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"You had a client named Walter Sims."
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"He asked you to investigate a couple of people?"
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"Ah, you know I can't discuss that."
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"I wouldn't want you to divulge a confidence."
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"I'm just double-checking."
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"Is, uh..."
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"this the report you sent Sims"
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"on Howard Roper and Margaret Clark?"
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"Where'd you get this?"
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"You don't have to worry. I came by it honestly."
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"I sent Sims."
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"PAUL: Hm. According to this,"
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"Howard Roper and Margaret Clark"
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"are definitely brother and sister."
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"MORGAN: Yeah. Now compare it to the original letter"
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"you've got there."
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"PAUL: "Dear Mr. Sims, my preliminary investigation"
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""reveals that Howard Roper and Margaret Clark"
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""are definitely not brother and sister."
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""I expect additional information on this point,"
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""which I will forward you."
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"It was a cinch to type in the word "not.""
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"Are you sure Howard Roper and Margaret Clark"
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"are brother and sister?"
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"I'm positive."
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"of their birth certificates."
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"What I want to know is..."
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"who changed my report?"
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"But why?"
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"Unless he wanted to make trouble for someone."
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"That's just what he wanted."
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"Can I keep this?"
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"Yeah."
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"Thanks, Morgan. See you."
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"( door opens )"
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"Does Sims own a typewriter?"
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"No, but he could have borrowed one."
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"( acoustic guitar playing )"
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"This is addressed to him at a box number."
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"Who runs the post office?"
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"I think she has a typewriter."
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"You still have her business card?"
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"Let's see..."
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"Here."
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"Yeah, that's it."
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"Look at those N's."
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"Now look at the..."
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"N in this report"
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"in the word "not.""
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"They were both typed on the same machine."
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"Interesting pictures."
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"Happier days."
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"MASON: That your car?"
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"CHUCK: No, it belonged to Salty."
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"Took great pride in it..."
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"polishing and washing it all the time."
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"MASON: Mr. Sims apparently has run out of pride."
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"CHUCK: A man lives with hate in his heart"
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"all his days is bound to turn up crazy."
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"Who does he hate?"
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"Harry and me, I guess."
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"Why?"
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"Oh..."
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"You know where Salty's service station is?"
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"MASON: Yes."
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"That property once belonged to Harry and Uncle Chuck."
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"When the gypsum company came in, there was a land boom."
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"People had dreams of a big city growing up out of the desert."
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"Salty had a worthless mine up in the hills."
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"He salted it to make it look rich,"
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"for that roadside property."
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"I can see what happened to the roadside property."
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"What happened to the mine?"
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"Chuck and Harry took out close to"
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"Excuse me."
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"I've been waiting all day for him."
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"You."
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"Well, now, I might have expected that from you."
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"I ought to--"
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"Nah."
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"Makes me sick to touch you."
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"BILL: Look out, Chuck!"
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"( glass breaks )"
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"Come on!"
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"Try your judo tricks on me."
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"I wanna see what you use for guts."
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"( tense theme playing )"
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"You don't have to go this far."
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"You'll still go to the gas chamber, Clark."
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"You and Harry Bright both!"
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"( dramatic theme playing )"
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"Now, tell me, sergeant, what did you discover"
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"when you entered the deceased's bedroom?"
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"She had been shot through the heart."
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"There were feathers all over the place."
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"Well, can you tell us where those feathers came from?"
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"SERGEANT: Yes, sir. A pillow."
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"It had been used to muffle the shot."
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"Sergeant..."
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"do you recognize this bullet?"
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