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Jerry of the circus.

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Nothing much.

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Oh,

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Now for Terry of the circus.

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Oh, Mr. Randall.

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Oh, yes, yes.

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Be conscious now, and the doctor says you can see him for a few minutes.

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Right this way, please.

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Thank you.

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You say his name is Decker?

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That's what he called himself while he was working for me.

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Say, Miss Ellison, do you think I'd better have the police send someone over here yet?

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Oh, no, I hardly think so, Mr. Randall.

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He can't possibly be moved for some time yet.

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Is there any danger of Decker not pulling through?

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The doctor wasn't so sure yesterday.

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I think it's safe to say he'll recover all right.

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Here we are.

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Well, how's the patient feeling now?

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Better, thanks.

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Good.

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I've got a visitor for you.

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Visitor?

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Come right in, Mr. Randall.

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Hello there, Decker.

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Huh?

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Don't you know me?

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I can't say as I do.

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Oh, come on now.

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This is no way to get out of things, Decker.

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What do you mean?

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Now, don't be ridiculous.

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You know well enough that...

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Just a minute, Mr. Randall.

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The patient only regained consciousness a short time ago.

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He claims to be...

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What did you say your name was?

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Dugan.

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Daniel Dugan.

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Dugan?

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Those people wouldn't let me talk.

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Said I must be quiet for a while.

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How can I be when they say I'm out west and only last night I was in Baltimore?

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Baltimore?

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What I can't figure out is what happened.

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You mind if we talk, Miss Ellison?

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Certainly not, but I'll have to stay in the room.

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That's perfectly all right.

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Now, look here, Decker.

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I mean, Dugan, you claim you were in Baltimore last night?

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I can't figure out what happened.

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I remember turning the cargo over to the zoo officials.

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Cargo?

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What cargo?

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That shipment I brought up from South America.

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What are you talking about?

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Oh, I got a marvelous collection of birds this trip.

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I never saw such parrots as we found in the interior.

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The only unusual animal was a black panther.

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And did we have a time bagging that baby?

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Yeah.

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What's the last thing you remember?

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I remember turning the shipment over to the authorities.

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Then I got my check.

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I had to go back to the waterfront to check with the captain of the boat about...

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Funny, I don't believe I even got to him.

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You don't know what happened, do you?

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The way I feel, I must have been run over by a trolley car.

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You're sure you don't know me?

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Can't say as I do.

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What is your name?

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Randall.

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Randall?

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The name's familiar.

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Oh, I know, sure.

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My brother used to work for a man called Randall.

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You're in a relation with a fellow who owns the Randall Brothers Circus?

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The relationship is pretty close.

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I happen to own that circus.

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No, you don't say.

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Have you heard from Tim Dugan lately?

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Last I heard of him, he'd gone out west.

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Mr. Randall?

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Yes?

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I'm afraid we'll have to let the patient rest now.

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Oh, but...

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Please, nurse, just another few minutes.

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I'm sorry, doctor's orders.

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You'll come back, Randall. Please do.

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Something's happened. I've got to get it straightened out.

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I don't seem to know anyone around here.

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I'll be back.

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All right, Miss Ellison, I'm ready.

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Now, get a little rest, and if you want anything, ring this bell.

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Well, what do you think?

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I don't know what to think.

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This man is really Daniel Dugan, or...

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He obviously doesn't know yet what's happened to him.

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What does the doctor say?

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I thought the man is unbelievably clever.

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He's actually suffering from amnesia.

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Amnesia? Loss of memory. That would explain it.

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But why should he think he's someone else? Someone I know of.

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I thought when people lose their memory, they just forget who they are.

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Well, that's right.

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But this man's pretending to be someone else.

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Well, isn't it possible that he might have been suffering from amnesia before this accident?

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You mean as Decker? He didn't know anything about his past?

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That's it, and this accident has taken him back to what happened before he became Decker.

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In that case, he wouldn't remember any of his life as Decker.

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That's it, exactly.

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Hmm. I think I'd better talk to the doctor.

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I'll take you downstairs, then. Here's the elevator.

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Main floor, please.

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The doctor is busy, but if you wait, I'll send him to you as soon as he finishes his round.

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Thank you. You've been very kind.

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Oh, not at all.

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Main floor.

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Now, if you'll excuse me, I'll leave you here.

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I'll be in the waiting room. Thank you.

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Oh, but now listen, young lady. We've just got to see this little Decker.

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Bumps! And Jerry!

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Well, what on earth are you two doing around here?

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Well, hello, sir. We didn't expect to run into you.

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Hello there, Mr. Randall.

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Hello, son.

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Well, we thought we'd like to see Decker. Is he conscious yet?

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He's conscious.

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Gee, Mr. Randall, you said that kind of funny.

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If anything happened, he's going to get well, isn't he?

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He'll get well.

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What's up, Brandon?

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Well, he doesn't seem to know who he is.

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You mean...

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He didn't know me, and he doesn't even seem to know who Decker is.

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Does he? Well, can't he talk at all?

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Oh, yes, yes. I guess he's in pretty much pain, though.

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Is he? Oh, gee, Mr. Randall, tell me about him.

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Is he my uncle?

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Your uncle? What on earth makes you ask that, Jerry?

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Well, we... yesterday, Bumps and me, we came down here,

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and the doctor had just taken off his bandage,

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and he was unconscious, didn't know us.

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But when we saw him, you know, without the bandage,

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he looked like my uncle.

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Gee, I don't know what to think. I'm most crazy, I guess.

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Gee, that's true, Sam. The boy's hardly slept all night.

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I thought he'd never get through with his work this morning.

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Why, he got so upset.

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But what made you think? What made you be so sure it was your uncle?

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This picture. See? Patsy's father sent it to me.

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Dad used to have one like this of Uncle Dan.

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I remember it all right.

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And it looks like Decker, all right, without his beard.

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You see, it's just gotta be him.

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Oh, gee, Mr. Randall.

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Well, I guess I'd better tell you, too, what's happened.

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Well, it's nothing serious, I hope.

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No, no, I saw him right after he regained consciousness.

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He did?

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He didn't know me, though he'd heard of me.

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He claimed his name is Daniel Dugan.

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I knew it. I knew it.

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Danny Dugan.

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But how could he have been Decker so long and not know anything about it?

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Well, I understand that after a person has had...

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What's the right word for that?

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Amnesia.

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That's it, amnesia.

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I understand that when they once get back their memory,

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they forget everything that's happened in between.

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I'm waiting to talk to the doctor now, but I think you're right, Bumps.

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Gee, then you couldn't hold a person responsible for anything they did that was wrong

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if they didn't know what they were doing, could you?

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Well, I...

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Well, now, you just stop worrying, Jerry.

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You know, Mr. Randall, do everything he can that's fair.

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Yes, I know, but...

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I'll tell you what I will do, Jerry.

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I'm going to call the police station and see if they've gotten hold of Lorenz yet.

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We'll do everything we can to catch that man.

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He may know more about Danny Dugan than we think.

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Well, anyway, the money wasn't on Decker, I mean Dugan,

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so it goes to show Lorenz was the real thief.

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He sure was.

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I just know my uncle didn't want to do such a thing.

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You think Lorenz could have hypnotized him or something?

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Well, hardly, but he may have had some way of forcing Decker,

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your uncle, to do what he wanted.

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You know, Bumps and I said we thought Decker was kind of afraid of Lorenz.

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Well, if you two will excuse me, I'll make that phone call.

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We've got to get Lorenz now.

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I'll be back in a minute.

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I just know my uncle isn't a criminal.

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Now, don't you worry, Jerry.

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When they get Lorenz, we'll learn how all this happened.

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You'll see.

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Are you the two gentlemen that are waiting to see...

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Mr. Dugan?

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Yes.

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Can we see him now?

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You'll come upstairs with me.

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The doctor says you may go in for just about five minutes.

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Mr. Randall was with us. He just went to make a phone call.

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That's all right.

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I'm sending the doctor right down to him.

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I'll have him tell Mr. Randall where you are.

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Well, thank you, thank you, nurse.

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Do we take the elevator?

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Yes, step right in.

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Third floor, please.

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Is Mr. Dugan going to be sick long?

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He's had a pretty bad accident.

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He'll be up and around in about a month.

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A whole month in bed?

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Well, that's not so long after being almost killed.

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Third floor.

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Here we are.

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First door on the left.

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Now, try not to get the patient excited.

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Can I go right in?

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Oh, yes, of course.

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Hello there, Mr. Dugan.

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Well, you're pretty popular this morning.

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I've got a couple of more visitors.

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Hello.

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Hello.

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Well, I am Bumps with the Randall Brothers Circus.

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Bumps?

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Bumps, of course.

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Sure, I saw you when you and Tim were...

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Sure thing.

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I'm glad to see an old friend. Your boy?

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No, no, Danny.

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This is Jerry.

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Jerry?

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Tim's boy.

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No.

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No, I can't believe it.

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I'm Jerry Dugan, all right.

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What is this?

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Tim's boy is only a baby.

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What are you telling me?

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This is a poor kind of a joke to play on a sick man.

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We're not playing a joke.

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Well, Danny, you think you're feeling well enough to talk?

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For heaven's sakes, tell me what this is all about.

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No, no, no, just take it easy.

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Well, you see, you've evidently lost your memory for some time.

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I've been sick, you mean?

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A long, long time, I guess.

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Much longer than you realize.

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For heaven's sakes, man.

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Tell me, what has happened?

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Well, we don't quite know, but it's been years now.

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I can't believe it.

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Years.

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Years dropped right out of my life.

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I haven't just come back from South America.

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No, I'm afraid not, Dugan.

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But where have I been?

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Not in a hospital all this time.

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No.

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Golly, it must seem funny.

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Come here, son.

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You say you're Jerry Dugan?

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Yes, sir.

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Are you with the circus, too?

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I sure am.

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So your dad's back in the circus business.

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Funny thing, I thought he'd given it up.

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Well, no, dad's not back.

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Well, Jerry, never mind now.

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I think Dugan's had quite enough for one day.

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What do you mean? What is it?

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You'd better finish as long as you've gone that far.

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Well.

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What's with this boy? What is it?

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Dad died just a few weeks ago.

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No.

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Died.

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I can't lie.

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Now just take it easy, old man.

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And this is his boy, Jerry.

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I'd be going to think I never would find you, Uncle Dan.

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So you're working with the circus.

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Well, son, as soon as I get on my feet,

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I'm going to take care of you.

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I'm sorry, but you've already been here more than five minutes.

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Yes, of course, nurse. Well, we'll go.

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How long do you play in this town?

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Oh, another couple of days. We'll be back tomorrow.

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You bet. And can I bring rags?

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Whose rags?

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My dog.

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Oh, of course. Your dog.

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Hmm.

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No wonder I don't know about your dog.

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Are you or Tim?

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Well, goodbye.

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Goodbye, Uncle Dan.

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The End