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Clips from Perry Mason (1957) - The Case of the Corresponding Corpse (S02E02)

"Oh, Glenn, this is--"
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"This is wonderful."
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"Oh, I don't know what I'd do without you."
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"Well, let's put it this way:"
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"Together we make a great team."
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"Maybe we can make it work outside the office."
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"Just because you didn't make a big smash of it before--"
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"( intercom buzzes ) Yes, Roberta?"
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"I'm sorry to disturb you, Mrs. Beaumont,"
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"Perry Mason."
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"Oh."
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"Come in."
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"How are you, Mrs. Beaumont?"
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"Just fine, thank you."
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"Oh, this is Mr. McKay, our sales manager."
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"Glenn, this is Perry Mason."
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"I've heard a lot about you."
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"I've seen evidence of your work."
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"This is quite a change from the old place."
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"Well, I think Glenn deserves the lion's share of the credit."
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"Sit down. No, I really can't stay long."
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"Oh, now, you'll never make me believe"
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"Perry Mason just happened to be in the neighborhood"
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"and decided to drop in."
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"Maybe he wants one of our check writers."
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"Now, this is our Model 78."
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"No self-respecting office would be without one."
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"That's enough, Glenn."
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"Obviously, he loves his work."
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"and I ran across the file on George's estate."
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"There are some things in here I thought you might wanna keep."
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"For business or sentimental reasons?"
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"Oh, a combination of both."
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"No, I..."
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"I don't see anything in here that interests me."
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"Well, that's one way to dispose of the past."
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"Oh, I, uh..."
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"may call you about one of those check writers."
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"( door closes )"
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"( mellow theme playing )"
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"( knocking on door )"
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"You look startled."
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"I am."
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"Ruthie, what on Earth are you doin' here?"
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"I came to see you."
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"May I come in, please?"
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"Of course."
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"Your landlady gave me your forwarding address."
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"I guess she felt sorry for me."
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"Look, Ruthie, I'm--"
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"I'm afraid you just don't understand."
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"I want to, George,"
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"more than anything else in the world."
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"Why did you leave Crestview City?"
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"I'm gonna give myself up."
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"Oh, no, you mustn't. I won't let you."
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"You'll go to prison."
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"That's a chance I'm gonna have to take."
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"I'm gonna call Perry Mason again tonight. He's my lawyer."
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"Well, he won't be able to help you."
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"Maybe not."
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"It's my own fault."
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"I shoulda come back to Los Angeles three years ago"
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"to face the music."
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"Besides, I have no choice."
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"Insurance company knows the truth."
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"No, they don't."
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"That weasel Folsom musta told 'em by now."
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"Ruthie, you just don't understand human nature."
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"But, you know, it doesn't matter 'cause..."
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"Well, maybe things will break right"
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"And then Laura and I will be free"
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"to give it another try."
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"Laura?"
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"You see, Ruth, most of the trouble between us"
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"was my fault, and I--"
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"Well, I wrote to her last night."
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"I-- I was gonna call her,"
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"That's very considerate of you, but..."
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"what about me?"
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"Ruthie, I'll never forget you as long as I live."
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"You're the sweetest, kindest friend a man--"
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"Friend?!"
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"You look at me as though I were your faithful cocker spaniel."
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"Your friend?! Look, Ruthie,"
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"you've had a long trip, and you're tired--"
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"Oh, what a fool."
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"What a stupid, pitiful, blind fool."
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"No, not you. Me."
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"When you told me you cared,"
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"I was stupid enough to think you meant it!"
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"Ruthie, please, people'll hear you."
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"I don't care. I'm not ashamed."
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"I only made the same mistake thousands of women make."
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"I believed a man when he told me he loved me."
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"But when Mr. Folsom came along with his briefcase,"
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"that changed everything, did it?"
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"Aw, it happened long before he showed up."
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"Ruthie, I tried to get her out of my mind,"
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"but I just couldn't."
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"I told you how I came to miss that plane."
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"We'd had another argument, and I went to the gift shop"
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"at the terminal to buy her a present,"
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"and I just didn't hear 'em announce last call."
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"When I heard that that plane crashed, I--"
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"was to just get out of her life."
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"Next you'll be telling me she saved your life."
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"Ruthie, for three years I let her think I was dead,"
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"but more and more, she was on my mind. I--"
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"I guess I shoulda told you before."
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"Yes, George, long before."
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"You should have told me before I cashed in my bonds"
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"and borrowed money on my furniture"
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"and withdrew every penny I had out of the bank."
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"Ruthie, you didn't pay that blackmailer!"
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"Didn't I?"
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"I gave him $7,000, nearly everything I had."
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"Seven thousand dollars?"
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"Yes, and for what?!"
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"So you could throw me a bone? ( knocking on door )"
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