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[Assistant] He told her that they could be just as comfortable somewhere else, in a cheaper hotel. She refused.


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[Assistant] One day she handed him a bag with six silver spoons inside, a wedding gift from old Ruo to his daughter, and told him to sell them.


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[Assistant] Afterwards, he decided that his mistress was becoming quite strange, and that perhaps, after all, he should not see her any more, as many people had suggested to him.


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[Assistant] Leon had promised some time ago not to see Emma again, but could not keep that promise.


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[Assistant] Now he was sorry he had broken that promise, as she was causing him quite a lot of trouble in town. Besides, he was soon to be the chief clerk. He must give more attention to his work. It bored him.


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[Assistant] When Emma would suddenly begin to cry on his chest. They knew each other too well now. She was as bored with him as he was with her.


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[Assistant] Emma had discovered that love affairs had all the boredom of marriage. One afternoon she returned home from meeting her lover.


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[Assistant] Felicite pointed to a piece of paper nearby. A document had been delivered while she was out. She was frightened by the words.


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[Assistant] She had borrowed so often and had not realized the total amount. She ran to LeRoe's shop.


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[Assistant] It's a joke, I suppose, she casually said to him as she walked in.


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[Assistant] But let's talk it over, she said as she cried.


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[Assistant] Please, Monsieur Leroux, just two or three more days, she asked.


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[Assistant] All that day, and the next, and the next, Holmes was in a mood which his friends would call taciturn and others morose. He ran out and ran in.


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[Assistant] Smoked incessantly, played snatches on his violin, sank into reveries, devoured sandwiches at irregular hours, and hardly answered the casual questions which I put to him.


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[Assistant] It was evident to me that things were not going well with him or his quest. He would say nothing of the case.


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[Assistant] And it was from the papers that I learned the particulars of the inquest and the arrest with the subsequent release of John Mitten, the valet of the deceased.


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[Assistant] The coroner's jury brought in the obvious wilful murder, but the parties remained as unknown as ever. No motive was suggested.


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[Assistant] The room was full of articles of value, but none had been taken. The dead man's papers had not been tampered with.


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[Assistant] They were carefully examined and showed that he was a keen student of international politics.


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[Assistant] An indefatigable gossip, a remarkable linguist, and an untiring letter-writer.


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[Assistant] But nothing sensational was discovered among the documents which filled his drawers. As to his relations with women,


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[Assistant] They appeared to have been promiscuous, but superficial.


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[Assistant] He had many acquaintances among them, but few friends, and no one whom he loved.


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[Assistant] His habits were regular, his conduct, inoffensive.


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[Assistant] His death was an absolute mystery and likely to remain so. As to the arrest of John Mitten the valet


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[Assistant] It was a council of despair as an alternative to absolute inaction. But no case could be sustained against him. He had visited friends in Hammersmith that night. The alibi was complete.


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[Assistant] It is true that he started home at an hour which should have brought him to Westminster before the time when the crime was discovered.


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[Assistant] But his own explanation that he had walked part of the way


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[Assistant] Seemed probable enough in view of the fineness of the night.


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[Assistant] He had actually arrived at twelve o'clock and appeared to be overwhelmed by the unexpected tragedy. He had always been on good terms with his master.


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[Assistant] Several of the dead man's possessions, notably a small case of razors, had been found in the valet's boxes, but he explained that they had been presents from the deceased, and the housekeeper was able to corroborate the story.


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[Assistant] Mitten had been in Lucas's employment for three years.


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[Assistant] It was noticeable that Lucas did not take Mitten on the continent with him.


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[Assistant] Sometimes he visited Paris for three months on end, but Mitten was left in charge of the Godolphin Street house.


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[Assistant] As to the housekeeper, she had heard nothing on the night of the crime.


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[Assistant] But as he told me that Inspector Lestrade had taken him into his confidence in the case, I knew that he was in close touch with every development.


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[Assistant] Upon the fourth day, there appeared a long telegram from Paris, which seemed to solve the whole question.


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[Assistant] A discovery has just been made by the Parisian police, said the Daily Telegraph.


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[Assistant] Which raises the veil which hung round the tragic fate of Mr. Eduardo Lucas, who met his death by violence last Monday night at Godolphin Street, Westminster.


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[Assistant] Our readers will remember that the deceased gentleman was found stabbed in his room, and that some suspicion attached to his valet, that that the case broke down on an alibi.


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[Assistant] Yesterday, a lady, who has been known as Madame Henri Fournay, occupying a small villa in the Rue Austerlitz,


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[Assistant] An examination showed she had indeed developed mania of a dangerous and permanent form.


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[Assistant] On inquiry, the police have discovered that Madame Henri Fournay only returned from a journey to London on Tuesday last, and there is evidence to connect her with the crime at Westminster.


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[Assistant] A comparison of photographs has proved conclusively that Monsieur Henri Fournay and Eduardo Lucas were really one and the same person, and that the deceased had for some reason lived a double life in London and Paris.


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[Assistant] Madame Fournay, who is of Creole origin, is of an extremely excitable nature, and has suffered in the past from attacks of jealousy which have amounted to frenzy.


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[Assistant] It is conjectured that it was in one of these that she committed the terrible crime which has caused such a sensation in London.


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[Assistant] Her movements upon the Monday night have not yet been traced, but it is undoubted that a woman answering to her description attracted much attention at Charing Cross station on Tuesday morning by the wildness of her appearance and the violence of her gestures.


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[Assistant] It is probable, therefore, that the crime was either committed when insane or that its immediate effect was to drive the unhappy woman out of her mind.


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[Assistant] At present, she is unable to give any coherent account of the past, and the doctors hold out no hopes of the reestablishment of her reason.


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[Assistant] There is evidence that a woman who might have been Madame Fournay was seen for some hours upon Monday night watching the house in Godolphin Street. What do you think of that, Holmes?


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[Assistant] I had read the account aloud to him while he finished his breakfast.


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[Assistant] The man's death is a mere incident, a trivial episode in comparison with our real task, which is to trace this document and save a European catastrophe.


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[Assistant] Only one important thing has happened in the last three days, and that is that nothing has happened.


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[Assistant] I get reports almost hourly from the government, and it is certain that nowhere in Europe is there any sign of trouble. Now, if this letter were loose, no, it can't be loose. But if it isn't loose, where can it be? Who has it? Why is it held back?


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[Assistant] That's the question that beats in my brain like a hammer.


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[Assistant] Was it indeed a coincidence that Lucas should meet his death on the night when the letter disappeared? Did the letter ever reach him? If so, why is it not among his papers? Did this mad wife of his carry it off with her? If so, is it in her house in Paris?


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[Assistant] It is a case, my dear Watson, where the law is as dangerous to us as the criminals are.


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[Assistant] Every man's hand is against us, and yet the interests at stake are colossal.


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[Assistant] Should I bring it to a successful conclusion it will certainly represent the crowning glory of my career. Ah, here is my latest from the front. He glanced hurriedly at the note which had been handed in.


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[Assistant] Hello, the star seems to have observed something of interest.


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[Assistant] Put on your hat, Watson, and we will stroll down together to Westminster.


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[Assistant] A high, dingy, narrow-chested house. Prim, formal, and solid, like the century which gave it birth.


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[Assistant] Lestrade's bulldog features gazed out at us from the front window, and he greeted us warmly when a big constable had opened the door and let us in.


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[Assistant] The room into which we were shown was that in which the crime had been committed.


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[Assistant] But no trace of it now remained save an ugly irregular stain upon the carpet.


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[Assistant] This carpet was a small square druggit in the centre of the room, surrounded by a broad expanse of beautiful old-fashioned wood flooring in square blocks, highly polished.


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[Assistant] Over the fireplace was a magnificent trophy of weapons, one of which had been used on that tragic night.


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[Assistant] In the window was a sumptuous writing desk, and every detail of the apartment, the pictures, the rugs, and the hangings, all pointed to a taste which was luxurious to the verge of effeminacy. Seen the Paris news? asked Lestrade. Holmes nodded. Our French friends seem to have touched the spot this time. No doubt it's just as they say.


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[Assistant] She knocked at the door. Surprise visit, I guess, for he kept his life in watertight compartments. He let her in. Couldn't keep her in the street. She told him how she had traced him.


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[Assistant] Reproached him, one thing led to another, and then with that, dagger so handy, the end soon came.


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[Assistant] Ah yes, that's another matter. A mere trifle, but the sort of thing you take an interest in. Queer, you know, and what you might call freakish. It has nothing to do with the main fact. Can't have on the face of it. What is it then?


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[Assistant] Well, you know, after a crime of this sort, we are very careful to keep things in their position. Nothing has been moved. Officer in charge here, day and night.


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[Assistant] This morning, as the man was buried and the investigation over, so far as this room is concerned, we thought we could tidy up a bit. This carpet. You see, it is not fastened down, only just laid there. We had occasion to raise it. We found. Yes, you found. Holmes' face grew tense with anxiety.


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[Assistant] Well, I'm sure you would never guess in a hundred years what we did find. You see that stain on the carpet? Well, a great deal must have soaked through, must it not?


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[Assistant] Undoubtedly it must. Well, you will be surprised to hear that there is no stain on the white woodwork to correspond.


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[Assistant] No sten, that there must, yes, so you would say, but the fact remains that there isn't.


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[Assistant] He took the corner of the carpet in his hand, and turning it over, he showed that it was indeed as he said.


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[Assistant] Now, I'll show you the explanation. There is a second stain, but it does not correspond with the other. See for yourself.


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[Assistant] As he spoke, he turned over another portion of the carpet, and there, sure enough, was a great crimson spill upon the square white facing of the old-fashioned floor. What do you make of that, Mr. Holmes?


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[Assistant] It is simple enough. The two stains did correspond, but the carpet has been turned round. As it was square and unfastened, it was easily done.


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[Assistant] The official police don't need you, Mr. Holmes, to tell them that the carpet must have been turned round. That's clear enough, for the stains lie above each other if you lay it over this way. But what I want to know is, who shifted the carpets, and why?


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[Assistant] Well take my advice. Examine him carefully. Don't do it before us.


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[Assistant] We'll wait here. You take him into the back room. You'll be more likely to get a confession out of him alone.


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[Assistant] Ask him how he dared to admit people and leave them alone in this room. Don't ask him if he has done it. Take it for granted. Tell him you know someone has been here. Press him.


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[Assistant] Tell him that a full confession is his only chance of forgiveness. Do exactly what I tell you. By George, if he knows, I'll have it out of him, cried Lestrade.


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[Assistant] He darted into the hall and a few moments later his bullying voice sounded from the back room.


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[Assistant] All the demaniacal force of the man masked behind that listless manner burst out in a paroxysm of energy. He tore the druggit from the floor, and in an instant was down on his hands and knees clawing at each of the squares of wood beneath it. One turned sideways as he dug his nails into the edge of it. It hinged back like the lid of a box.


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[Assistant] A small black cavity opened beneath it. Holmes plunged his eager hand into it and drew it out with a bitter snarl of anger and disappointment. It was empty. Quick, Watson, quick! Get it back again!


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[Assistant] The wooden lid was replaced, and the druggit had only just been drawn straight when the Strahd's voice was heard in the passage.


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[Assistant] He found Holmes leaning languidly against the mantelpiece, resigned and patient, endeavoring to conceal his irrepressible yawns. Sorry to keep you waiting, Mr. Holmes. I can see that you are bored to death with a whole affair.


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[Assistant] Well, he has confessed, alright. Come in here, McPherson.


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[Assistant] Let these gentlemen hear of your most inexcusable conduct.


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[Assistant] The big constable, very hot and penitent, sidled into the room. I meant no harm, sir, I'm sure. The young woman came to the door last evening, mistook the house she did, and then we got talking. It's lonesome when you're on duty here all day. Well, what happened then?


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[Assistant] She wanted to see where the crime was done. Had read about it in the papers, she said. She was a very respectable, well-spoken young woman, sir, and I saw no harm in letting her have a peep.


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[Assistant] When she saw that mark on the carpet, down she dropped on the floor, and lay as if she were dead.


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[Assistant] I ran to the back and got some water, but I could not bring her too.


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[Assistant] Then I went round the corner to the ivy plant for some brandy.


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[Assistant] Ashamed of herself, I daresay, and dared not face me. How about moving that dragon?


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[Assistant] We'll say it was a bit rumpled, certainly when I came back.


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[Assistant] You see, she fell on it, and it lies on a polished floor with nothing to keep it in place. I straightened it out afterwards.


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[Assistant] It's a lesson to you that you can't deceive me, Constable Macpherson, said Lestrade with dignity.


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[Assistant] No doubt you thought that your breach of duty could never be discovered, and yet a mere glance at that druggie was enough to convince me that someone had been admitted to the room.


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[Assistant] It's lucky for you, my man, that nothing is missing, or you would find yourself in Queer Street.


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[Assistant] I'm sorry to have called you down over such a petty business, Mr. Holmes.


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[Assistant] But I thought the point of the second stain not corresponding with the first would interest you. Certainly it was most interesting. Has this woman only been here once, constable? Yes, sir, only once. Who was she?


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[Assistant] Don't know the name, sir. Was answering an advertisement about typewriting and came to the wrong number. Very pleasant, genteel young woman, sir. Tall? Handsome? Yes, sir, she was a well-grown young woman. I suppose you might say she was handsome. Perhaps some would say she was very handsome. Oh, officer, do let me have a peep, says she. She had pretty coaxing ways, as you might say.


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[Assistant] And I thought there was no harm in letting her just put her head through the door. How was she dressed? Quiet, sir. A long mantle down to her feet. What time was it?


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[Assistant] As we left the house, Lestrade remained in the front room while a repentant constable opened the door to let us out. Holmes turned on the step and held up something in his hand. The constable stared intently. Good Lord, sir! he cried with amazement on his face.


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[Assistant] Holmes put his finger on his lips, replaced his hand in his breast pocket, and burst out laughing as we turned down the street.


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[Assistant] You will be relieved to hear that there will be no war, that the right honorable Trelawney Hope will suffer no setback in his brilliant career,


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[Assistant] It was for Lady Hilda Trelawney Hope that Sherlock Holmes inquired. We were shown into the morning room. Mr. Holmes.


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[Assistant] Said the lady, and her face was pink with her indignation.


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[Assistant] I desired, as I have explained, to keep my visit to you a secret, lest my husband should think that I was intruding into his affairs.


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[Assistant] I must therefore ask you, madam, to be kind enough to place it in my hands.


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[Assistant] The lady sprang to her feet with a colour all dashed in an instant from her beautiful face.


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[Assistant] Her eyes glazed. She tottered. I thought she would faint. Then, with a grand effort, she rallied from the shock, and a supreme astonishment and indignation chased every other expression from her features.


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[Assistant] You insult me, Mr. Holmes. Come, come, madam, it is useless. Give up the letter. She darted to the bell. The butler shall show you out. Do not ring, Lady Hilda.


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[Assistant] If you do, then all my earnest efforts to avoid a scandal will be frustrated. Give up the letter and all will be set right.


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[Assistant] Her eyes fixed upon his as if she would read his very soul.


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[Assistant] Her hand was on the bell, but she had foreborn to ring it. You're trying to frighten me.


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[Assistant] It is not a very manly thing, Mr. Holmes, to come here and browbeat a woman. You say that you know something. What is it that you know? Pray sit down, madam. You will hurt yourself there if you fall. I will not speak until you sit down. Thank you.


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[Assistant] I'll give you five minutes, Mr. Holmes. One is enough, Lady Hilda. I know of your visit to Eduardo Lucas, of your giving him this document, of your ingenious return to the womb last night.


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[Assistant] And of the manner in which you took the letter from the hiding place under the carpet.


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[Assistant] You are mad, Mr. Holmes, you are mad, she cried at last. He drew a small piece of cardboard from his pocket. It was the face of a woman cut out of a portrait. I have carried this because I thought it might be useful, said he. The policeman has recognized it. She gave a gasp, and her head dropped back in the chair. Come, Lady Hilda, you have the letter.


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[Assistant] The matter may still be adjusted. I have no desire to bring trouble to you. My duty ends when I have returned the last letter to your husband. Take my advice and be frank with me. It is your only chance.


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[Assistant] Her courage was admirable, even now she would not own defeat. I tell you-


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[Assistant] Again, Mr. Holmes, that you are under some absurd illusion. Holmes rose from his chair. I am sorry for you, Lady Hilda. I have done my best for you. I can see that it is all in vain. He rang the bell. The butler entered. Is Mr. Trelawney Hope at home? He will be home, sir, at a quarter to one. Holmes glanced at his watch. Still a quarter of an hour, said he. Very good. I shall wait.


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[Assistant] The butler had hardly closed the door behind him when Lady Hilda was down on her knees at Holmes' feet, her hands outstretched, her beautiful face upturned and wet with her tears.


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[Assistant] Spare me! She pleaded in a frenzy of supplication. For heaven's sake, don't tell him! I love him so!


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[Assistant] I am thankful, madam, that you have come to your senses even at this last moment. There is not an instant to lose. Where is the letter?


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[Assistant] She darted across to a writing desk, unlocked it, and drew out a long blue envelope. Here it is, Mr. Holmes. What heaven! I had never seen it!


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[Assistant] A moment later she had appeared with a red flat box in her hand.


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[Assistant] From out of her bosom, Lady Hilda had drawn a small key. The box flew open. It was stuffed with papers. Holmes thrust the blue envelope deep down into the heart of them, between the leaves of some other document. The box was shut, locked, and returned to the bedroom.


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[Assistant] Now we are ready for him, said Holmes. We still have ten minutes. I am going far to screen you, Lady Hilda. In return, you will spend the time in telling me frankly the real meaning of this extraordinary affair. Mr. Holmes, I will tell you everything, cried the lady.


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[Assistant] There is no woman in all London who loves her husband as I do. And yet, if he knew how I have acted...


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[Assistant] How I have been compelled to act. He would never forgive me.


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[Assistant] For his own honor stands so high that he could not forget or pardon a lapse in another.


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[Assistant] Help me, Mr. Holmes. My happiness, his happiness, our very lives are at stake. Quick, madam, the time grows short. It was a letter of mine, Mr. Holmes.


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[Assistant] An indiscreet letter written before my marriage. A foolish letter. A letter of an impulsive, loving girl. I meant no harm, and yet he would have thought it criminal.


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[Assistant] Had he read that letter, his confidence would have been forever destroyed. It is years since I wrote it. I had thought that the whole matter was forgotten.


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[Assistant] Then at last I heard from this man, Lucas, that it had passed into his hands, and that he would lay it before my husband.


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[Assistant] I implored his mercy. He said that he would return my letter if I would bring him a certain document which he described in my husband's dispatch box.


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[Assistant] He had some spy in the office who had told him of its existence. He assured me that no harm could come to my husband.


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[Assistant] Put yourself in my position, Mr. Holmes. What was I to do? Take your husband into your confidence. I could not, Mr. Holmes, I could not.


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[Assistant] On the one side seemed certain ruin, on the other, terrible as it seemed to take my husband's paper.


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[Assistant] Still, in a matter of politics, I could not understand the consequences, while in a matter of love and trust, they were only too clear to me. I did it, Mr. Holmes. I took an impression of his key.


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[Assistant] This man, Lucas, furnished a duplicate. I opened his dispatch box, took the paper, and conveyed it to Godolphin Street. What happened there, madam? I tapped at the door as agreed. Lucas opened it. I followed him into his room, leaving the hall door ajar behind me, for I feared to be alone with the man. I remember that there was a woman outside as I entered. Our business was soon done. He had my letter on his desk. I handed him the document. He gave me the letter.


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[Assistant] At this instant there was a sound at the door. There were steps in the passage.


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[Assistant] Lucas quickly turned back the druggie, thrust the document into some hiding place there, and covered it over. What happened after that is like some fearful dream.


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[Assistant] I have a vision of a dark, frantic face, of a woman's voice which screamed in French, My waiting is not in vain. At last, at last, I have found you with her. There was a savage struggle.


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[Assistant] And only next morning in the paper did I learn the dreadful result. That night I was happy for I had my letter and I had not seen yet what the future would bring.


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[Assistant] It was the next morning that I realized that I had only exchanged one trouble for another.


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[Assistant] My husband's anguish at the loss of his paper went to my heart.


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[Assistant] I could hardly prevent myself from there and then kneeling down at his feet and telling him what I had done. But that again would mean a confession of the past.


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[Assistant] My whole mind was turned to the one thought of getting back my husband's paper.


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[Assistant] It must still be where Lucas had placed it, for it was concealed before this dreadful woman entered the room. If it had not been for her coming, I should not have known where his hiding place was. How was I to get into the room? For two days I watched the place, but the door was never left open. Last night I made a last attempt. What I did and how I succeeded you have already learned. I brought the paper back with me.


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[Assistant] And thought of destroying it since I could see no way of returning it without confessing my guilt to my husband. Heavens! I hear his step upon the stair!


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[Assistant] The European secretary burst excitedly into the room. Any news, Mr. Holmes? Any news? He cried. I have some hopes. Oh, thank heavens.


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[Assistant] His face became radiant. The Prime Minister is lunching with me. May he share your hopes?


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[Assistant] He has nerves of steel, and yet I know that he has hardly slept since this terrible event. Jacobs, will you ask the Prime Minister to come up? As to you, dear, I fear that this is a matter of politics. We will join you in a few minutes in the dining room. The Prime Minister's manner was subdued.


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[Assistant] But I could see by the gleam of his eyes and the twitchings of his bony hands that he shared the excitement of his young colleague. I understand that you have something to report, Mr. Herms. Purely negative as yet, my friend answered. I have inquired at every point where it might be that I am sure that there is no danger to be apprehended.


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[Assistant] But that is not enough, Mr. Holmes. We cannot live forever on such a volcano. We must have something definite. I am in hopes of getting it. That is why I am here. The more I think of the matter, the more convinced I am that the letter has never left this house. Mr. Holmes, if it had, it would certainly have been public by now. But why should anyone take it in order to keep it in his house? I'm not convinced that anyone did take it. Then


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[Assistant] How could it leave the dispatch box? I'm not convinced that it ever did leave the dispatch box. Mr. Holmes, this joking is very ill timed. You had my assurance that it left the box.


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[Assistant] Have you examined the box since Tuesday morning? No, it was not necessary. You may conceivably have overlooked it. Impossible, I say.


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[Assistant] But I'm not convinced of it. I have known such things to happen.


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[Assistant] I presume that there are other papers there. Well, it may have got mixed with them.


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[Assistant] It was on the top. Someone may have shaken the box and displaced it. No, no, I had everything out. Surely it has easily decided hope, said the Premier. Let us have the dispatch box brought in. The secretary rang the bell. Jacobs, bring down my dispatch box.


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[Assistant] This is a farcical waste of time, but still, if nothing else will satisfy you, it shall be done. Thank you, Jacobs. Put it here. I've always had the key on my watch chain.


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[Assistant] Here are the papers, you see. Letter from Lord Merrow. Report from Sir Charles Hardy. Memorandum from Belgrade. Note on the Russo-German grain taxes. Letter from Madrid. Note from Lord Flowers. Good heavens! What is this? Lord Bellinger! Lord Bellinger! The Premier snatched the blue envelope from his hand. Yes. It is it. And the letter is intact. Hope I congratulate you. Thank you. Thank you.


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[Assistant] What a weight from my heart, but this is inconceivable, impossible. Mr. Holmes, you are a wizard, a sorcerer. How did you know it was there? Because I knew it was nowhere else. I cannot believe my eyes.


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[Assistant] Holmes turned away smiling from the keen scrutiny of those wonderful eyes. We also have our diplomatic secrets, said he, and picking up his hat, he turned to the door.


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[Assistant] These phenomena posed a real threat to early Neolithic peoples.


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[Assistant] Their last common ancestors probably date back 30,000 years or so. That's certainly enough time to develop their own culture, language and even physical appearance.


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[Assistant] The differences between these two groups were quite obvious.


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[Assistant] Neolithic peoples discovered the concept of traction in approximately 4000 BC.


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[Assistant] This is just about the time that the first megaliths were built.


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[Assistant] They used the same teams of oxen to plow those fields and became incredibly productive, much more so than southern European peoples, who hadn't discovered that kind of plowing yet.


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[Assistant] One of our colleagues, Pierre Petracan, determined that all this jade came from Monte Viso in the Western Alps.


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[Assistant] It was extracted there and then traded over an area of up to 1,500 kilometers.


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[Assistant] Nobody fighting against you has made our Thunder Empire even stronger!


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[Assistant] BOTSXLINK?! It's a counterspell I can use if I've attacked three or more times!


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[Assistant] Is the color of blood. So if, as we are assuming there was an element of


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[Assistant] Animal sacrifice and the collection of blood or the use of blood in some form. Then one could be led to believe that red represented the color of blood, which represents life or represents death after the sacrifice of an animal. So there may be this link between color and ritual.


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[Assistant] There are a number of theories out there, including the, uh,


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[Assistant] The worship of nature, the worship of fertility. The idea of a mother goddess comes from the discovery of a number of statues, which are believed to represent a fertile woman, and the idea coming from one's mother had a mother had a mother, but the original mother is Mother Earth.


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[Assistant] One particularly important type of chemical reaction that takes place inside our body and inside our cells is the acid-base reaction.


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[Assistant] Now remember, acid-base reactions determine what the pH of the solution is. And the pH is a factor that can influence the many different types of biological processes that take place inside our body. As we'll see in the next lecture, for example.


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[Assistant] The pH can determine what the final structure is of biological molecules such as proteins and DNA.


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[Assistant] That donates an H plus ion and a bond is broken, while the other molecule, the base, accepts that H plus ion because it has a lone pair of electrons and it forms a covalent bond.


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[Assistant] So, in an asked base reaction, we have an exchange of a proton, and the reason we say a proton is because a hydrogen ion lacks an electron and it only has a proton in the nucleus.


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[Assistant] In any acid-base reaction, we have a hydrogen atom that is exchanged between our two molecules, the acid and the base, and at the same time, one covalent bond is broken and another covalent bond is actually formed.


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[Assistant] Let's suppose we have some hypothetical acid, HA, where A is simply an atom or a group of atoms that are attached to our H atom, and this is a covalent bond.


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[Assistant] Now, when this acid dissociates, this covalent bond is broken, and the two electrons in that covalent bond end up on the A atom.


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[Assistant] And so this gains an additional electron, and so it becomes an anion. It gains a negative charge, while this one loses an electron, and so it only consists of a proton in a nucleus, and so this is the hydrogen ion, aka, also known as a proton.


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[Assistant] And so we have a water molecule that will grab the H ion using one of its lone pair of electrons on the oxygen to form the following hydronium ion. Now the next question is


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[Assistant] What exactly is the method by which we calculate, we measure the hydrogen ion concentration inside solution? So we use something called the pH.


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[Assistant] And the pH is nothing more than a fancy way of determining what the concentration is of our solution. So the pH is equal to negative log of the hydrogen ion concentration in that solution.


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[Assistant] So if we know what the pH is then we can easily calculate what the concentration of the hydrogen ion in solution is. For example, if you know


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[Assistant] That the pH is equal to 7 at room temperature, then you can use this and a bit of algebra to calculate what the concentration is.


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[Assistant] Then we raise both of these to the power of 10 so that the law cancels out and we get that the concentration of the hydrogen ion in solution is equal to 1 times 10 to negative 10.


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[Assistant] Now, by knowing what the hydrogen ion concentration is, we can also determine what the hydroxide concentration in solution is. And that's because of the following equation. So if we have a beaker of pure water, even in that beaker of pure water,


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[Assistant] Water molecules will also dissociate by this same equation. So even though water is a weak acid, water molecules will still dissociate into these two ions, an H plus ion and a hydroxide ion.


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[Assistant] By using basic chemistry, we can set up the equation for the equilibrium constant k.


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[Assistant] So the equilibrium constant K for this reaction is equal to


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[Assistant] The product of the concentra- or the product of the concentrations of these two molecules divided by the concentration of the reactant, in this case, pure water.


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[Assistant] Now, at room temperature, this K value is measured to be 1.8 times 10 to negative 16.


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[Assistant] And the concentration of water in pure water is always a constant value. It's always equal to 55.5.


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[Assistant] And so because this is a constant and this is a constant, we can plug those values into this equation and we get 1.8 times 10 to negative 16 is equal to this multiplied by this, our two unknowns, divided by a constant. So 55.5.


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[Assistant] And so if we bring this to the left side, we multiply them out, we get 1.0 times 10 to negative 14 is equal to the product of the concentration of the hydrogen ion and the concentration of that hydroxide ion.


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[Assistant] And this is always true at room temperature.


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[Assistant] So basically what this equation is, and let's call this equation A, and by the way this is, or this is equation B, and this is equation A from equation B.


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[Assistant] If we know what the concentration of the hydrogen ion is, and we can calculate that by using this equation A, then we can easily calculate what the concentration of the hydroxide ion is by using equation B.


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[Assistant] For example, let's use this case once again. Let's suppose our pH is 7 where at room temperature, and what that means is,


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[Assistant] Based by this calculation, the concentration of the hydrogen ion at a pH of 7 is equal to 1 times 10 to negative 7. So now that we know equation B and we know what this value is, we can plug that into this equation and solve for the concentration of the hydroxide ion.


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[Assistant] And so if we plug that in, we get 1.0 times 10 to negative 14 is equal to, so now we know what this value is, it's 1.0 times 10 to negative 7, and we're looking for this concentration. So we solve for that and we see,


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[Assistant] And at this particular moment in time, the solution is said to be neutral because the two concentrations are equal. And by the way, this 1.10


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[Assistant] So an acidic solution is a solution in which the concentration of the hydrogen ion in solution is greater than the concentration of the hydroxide ion. So we know if this is equal to this,


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[Assistant] Then this is a neutral solution, but an acidic solution is a solution in which this concentration is greater than this concentration.


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[Assistant] Now, for example, let's suppose we know that the concentration of the H plus ion of our solution is equal to 1.0 times 10 to negative 6. The question is, what exactly is the pH of this solution? Well, to find the pH, we use equation A.


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[Assistant] So, the pH is equal to the negative log of the concentration of that hydrogen ion, which is 10 to negative 6. We plug that in and we get a pH of 6.


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[Assistant] In fact, we see that any time this is greater than this, the pH of that solution will be below 7.


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[Assistant] And so, if the pH of our solution is below 7 at room temperature, that solution is said to be acidic.


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[Assistant] Now what about basic solutions? Well, a solution is said to be basic if the concentration of the hydrogen ion is less than the concentration of the hydroxide ion. And so in this case, the solution is said to be basic. Now, by the same exact reasoning,


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[Assistant] Let's suppose that our hydra, uh, hydrogen concentration is 1.0 times 10 to negative eight.


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[Assistant] Let's find what the pH is of this particular solution. So once again, we apply the same exact equation, equation A, so the pH is equal to negative log of the hydrogen ion concentration and is equal to, so we plug that into the calculator and we get a value of 8.


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[Assistant] So we see that any time this condition is true, the pH will always be above 7. In fact, any time we have a solution with a pH of above 7 and we are at room temperature,


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[Assistant] That means our solution will be a basic solution. So at room temperature, pH of above 7 means


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[Assistant] The solution is basic. So we have an acidic solution is a solution in which the pH is below 7. A basic solution is a solution in which the pH is above 7 and a neutral solution is solution


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[Assistant] Where the pH is equal to 7. And at that particular moment in time, the concentration of our, uh, base, the hydroxide, is equal to the concentration of our acid, our hydrogen ion.


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[Assistant] So these are the basics you're going to need to use in the next lecture. So in the next lecture, we're basically going to discuss


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[Assistant] How the pH of a solution inside our body can actually influence what the reaction is, what the biochemical reaction pathway is, and what the final structure is of that biological molecule that is produced in that particular biochemical reaction.


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[Assistant] Here are the four cartoon cars and today they will try a very special new race track. Here they are at the starting line.


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[Assistant] Then around this corner and up and over this steep ramp.


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[Assistant] The cars must shoot at these targets with paint. And then the last task is to try to drive over some moving platforms. It doesn't look easy. Hey cars, are you ready? Red, yellow, green, go!


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[Assistant] Here, the yellow car has reached the shooting range, and is shooting the targets with paint.


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[Assistant] Would you like to try this race too? I would.


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[Assistant] So the race is over now, and the blue car came third.


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[Assistant] Chapter 13 Tess's Marriage The next morning when Claire woke up, the sun was not shining. The fireplace was full of cold ashes.


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[Assistant] People walking by saw the house and envied the newly married couple.


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[Assistant] Said Claire. Tess came downstairs. She was dressed, but she was cold.


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[Assistant] She had hoped for the best when she heard Claire's voice. Now she saw his face and her hope died.


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[Assistant] She walked up to him and put her hand on his face Was this the man who had loved her? She looked pure and beautiful. Angel could not stop looking at her.


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[Assistant] Angel almost wanted her to lie. He wanted to believe it wasn't true.


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[Assistant] He is in England, said Tess. Claire looked very sad.


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[Assistant] Tess understood. He had lost everything. Angel!


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[Assistant] I would not have married you if I had known how much you sacrificed. But there is a way out, said Tess. She was close to tears. You can divorce me.


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[Assistant] Oh, said Tess. She was very unhappy. I thought you could divorce me. I should have done it last night. I didn't have the courage, but I should have done it.


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[Assistant] Asked Angel. I should have killed myself.


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[Assistant] I was in the bedroom and had a rope in my box. But I couldn't do it. I was afraid that people would talk about my death. I was afraid that you would suffer. Claire was very surprised.


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[Assistant] I promise. I understand that it was wrong. But I just wanted to make things easier for you. But killing myself is too good for me. You should kill me. I am only hurting you by being your wife.


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[Assistant] Yes, I will do as you say, she said. As they ate they were tired and sad. They did not eat much and could not look at each other.


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[Assistant] Angel left to work and Tess cleaned the ashes from the fireplace.


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[Assistant] She cleaned the house, made lunch and waited for Angel to return. At lunch, they talked about his job. In the afternoon, he worked again. In the evening, he came home and studied. Tess went into the kitchen. He found her there.


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[Assistant] He said. Tess began to cry. I told you I was not good enough for you. You persuaded me to marry you.


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[Assistant] She turned away from him and cried like her heart was breaking. Any other man would have been softened, but not Angel Clare. He was nice, but he was hard.


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[Assistant] He had resisted his parents' teachings and did not go to church. Now he resisted Tess. Tess accepted this. She did not judge him for being cold. She still thought he was perfect. The next day, Tess tried to kiss her husband. He ignored her and said goodbye. She felt like he had hit her. He used to want to kiss her all of the time.


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[Assistant] On his way to work, Angel regretted being so cold. He wished he had kissed Tess just once. Every day together, they grew far apart. Claire did not know what to do. Tess no longer hoped for his forgiveness. One evening, she said, I don't think you will live with me much longer.


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[Assistant] I had not thought of that, Tess said. She was very sad.


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[Assistant] She had hoped that being together would make him softer. She wanted to win him back.


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[Assistant] She had not imagined that their future children might hate her. She remembered the time she had judged her mother for having babies when she could not take care of them.


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[Assistant] She did not want to make the mistakes her mother had made.


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[Assistant] Tess could have said that if they had a farm in a different country, no one would know about her past. But she did not argue. Maybe that was the right thing to do. Angel might always be bitter. Even if no one knew, he would not be close to her. One day, it was too much. Tess said, We must separate!


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[Assistant] I will return to my mother's house.


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[Assistant] If I stay, I will try to make you stay with me. Then we would both be unhappy. I must go.


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[Assistant] Said Angel. His voice was hard, but his face was white.


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[Assistant] Tess was surprised that he had agreed so quickly.


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[Assistant] The next day they both prepared to leave. That night Tess woke up to a noise in the house. She thought it was Angel coming to her bedroom, and she was very happy. Then she saw that he was walking in his sleep. He came into the room. He was still sleeping. He said,


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[Assistant] These words sounded sweet to Tess. He would not say things like this while he was awake. She tried not to wake him up. Angel was still asleep. He picked Tess up and carried her downstairs.


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[Assistant] She wondered if he would throw her down the stairs or if they would fall and die together. He walked out of the house and to the river. She did not care what he did.


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[Assistant] They arrived at a place where the river was wild. Maybe he would drown her. They crossed the river on a narrow bridge. Angel walked towards an old church. He laid Tess down beside an old wall. He kissed her and smiled happily. Then he lay down next to her and went to sleep. Tess stood up.


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[Assistant] She persuaded Angel to walk back to the house without waking him up. It was very cold. She helped him into his bed downstairs. He was still asleep. The next morning, Angel did not remember what had happened. Tess did not talk about it. They left the farm.


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[Assistant] This seemed like a terrible punishment for Tess. Did she really earn this? May I write you letters? she asked.


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[Assistant] I agree to do this. Please know that this is very hard for me. Tess did not say anything else. If she had cried or begged, he probably would have softened. But she made it easy for him to leave. He gave her some money. They said goodbye. He watched Tess leave. He secretly hoped Tess would look back at him. She did not.


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[Assistant] He walked down the road alone. He did not realize that he still loved her.


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[Assistant] Which would undercut the utility and the excitement of the tournament itself.


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[Assistant] If you convert that to your Earth time in the 7th universe, it comes out to approximately 40 hours.


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[Assistant] Alright dear friends, we'll see you all again when preparations are done. Good luck.


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[Assistant] And if you don't wash it out, it dries there and hardens. That's not good for any man. Painter or no painter.


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[Assistant] Okay, watch where you're going next time. It's cheaper. For two cents, I bust you in the nose.


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[Assistant] Let's not get mad at each other, Katie. It's my jeep that got wrecked. Yeah, it was your jeep.


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[Assistant] Of course, you could hitchhike tonight, but it'd be kinda dangerous. Better wait and go with me in the morning. Well, time's a-wastin'. Do I start on this jeep or don't I?


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[Assistant] Oh, don't get so tough, honey. We got lots of time to worry about money.


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[Assistant] Haha, so long shot. That's like betting there'll be snow by February. Anyway, Ginny, you're disqualified. You're in love with the guy.


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[Assistant] When a man caught cold, he treated it by going out in the snow and chopping wood, getting awfully hot. Then he came in, drank a lot of liquor, got even hotter, went out in the snow to cool off, got awfully sick, and died.


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[Assistant] What's the matter with you, Barak? Nothing. I'll call you up in the morning, Agatha, see how you are. I can tell you now, I'll be bored. That's part of the treatment.


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[Assistant] But so happens, Mrs. Wiseguy, that you're the only mother I've got.


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[Assistant] Well, what do you know? I'm leaving for Europe tonight. No kidding. Come on, let's tell Mom.


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[Assistant] House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on United Nations Economic Planning. Long name, good committee. Four of us take off in New York tomorrow at noon. Be in London next day.


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[Assistant] Oh, well she'll be alright. Oh. I was just trying to think of some way to make you stay.


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[Assistant] I resent that. Quiet, Ecker, so you'll have to go home.


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[Assistant] And this beautiful blonde is a second maid employed in Congressman Morley's facial home on the lakefront. She couldn't have been more of a bombshell if she'd been planted by the opposition. Or was she? Well, were you?


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[Assistant] Now last night you were pretty positive about what kind of a congressman you didn't want.


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[Assistant] I guess you don't remember me, Mr. Finley, but we have met on a number of occasions. Oh, oh yeaah, yeaah. Glad to see you again. You wanted to see me? Uh, if you're the boss, he's the boss. Is it okay if I talk in front of, uh, I mean, what I have to say is it's kind of confidential. Okay, sit down. What can we do for you?


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[Assistant] Yes, ma'am. I stayed with her folks up in the country. I'm a painter, see. I painted her folks barn. Get to the point. Well, gentlemen and lady, I'm here in the interest of good and


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[Assistant] If I could, uh, lay my hands on a couple hundred dollars so I could go away and get rid of this.


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[Assistant] Oh, I know, I guess I'm a little bit jumpy, Mrs. Morley, forgive me. I have no complaints. You put on a swell show. Anything you say is okay with me. I know I'd be a dead duck if it went for you.


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[Assistant] We got a great plan mapped out to educate the public.


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[Assistant] I wanted to believe in our type of 100% Americanism. Now,


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[Assistant] Tomorrow morning at seven, we stand a darn good chance of getting our ears pinned back. Now you tell Glenn, do we want to win this election or don't we?


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[Assistant] You are not in Hyde Park with an audience of loafers. I am Major General Win Candy. These other gentlemen have all seen service. Distinguished service with the British Army.


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[Assistant] Lovely lines, hasn't she? Top in. Hot potato, sir? No, no, it does come over warm.


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[Assistant] Sorry sir, I'm invited by Lady Gilp into Leicestershire, start tomorrow. Oh, uh, enjoy yourself.


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[Assistant] Oh yes, of course, same words. Well, about this cafe, can you take me there this evening?


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[Assistant] I came to Berlin to find a rat, and I found two of the grandest people I've ever met.


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[Assistant] I leave to you all, you Prussian stiffnik, you're this girl in trust.


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[Assistant] And if you don't take care of her, I'll raise the whole of England against you.


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[Assistant] What was this explosive found on you intended for? I don't know. Don't lie. I do not know. You took three of our men prisoners two days ago. No. Then how did you know about the bridge? I know nothing about a bridge.


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[Assistant] Your misinformation, Maddock, is typical. Thank you, sir. Four pages of confessions not worth Kretschmer's shoulder. There can't be two of them with a name like that, eh, Maddock?


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[Assistant] Straight from England. I've never seen a more striking resemblance. She must have been a very Coleman type of girl, sir. Young lady in Berlin, I mean.


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[Assistant] The Germans have shelled hospitals, bombed open towns, sunk neutral ships, used poison gas, and we won.


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[Assistant] Clean fighting, honest soldiering have won. God bless your murder.


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[Assistant] How can you be so sure? I'm 20 years older than you are, and I'm a soldier.


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[Assistant] When other people are thanking God the war is over, I'm going to the war office to ask, where is another war where you can use me?


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[Assistant] I'm asking you again because I want to hear it again. And again.


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[Assistant] Same here. That's how I imagine my future wife.


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[Assistant] I first saw Barbara in Flanders on the last night of the war. She was a nurse among 70 other nurses. I never knew her name, but I found out that most of the nurses came from Yorkshire, the West Riding.


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[Assistant] How do you do? I've heard about you, Oberst. General Keen. How do.


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[Assistant] Major Michael Cornish and his brother, Major... John. John Cornish.


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[Assistant] Admiral Sir Merton Barrow of the so-called Senior Service. Commodore Brendan Cresta. Ditto. Major Davis, you know. Intimately. Colonel Hopwell.


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[Assistant] You mean to say that our people would attack you in that uniform? I tried to kill Englishmen in this uniform. My dear fellow, that's rather a gloomy point of view, isn't it? You've got the wrong end of the stick, old man.


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[Assistant] The beaten country can't have an army, so what are we going to do? I imagine there'll be a great deal to do. But not for us. We know a bit about horses. We can become stable boys. You'll feel differently when you're home again. Home. But what will the home be like? Another prison camp.


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[Assistant] Why, you make me blush. I don't know what you're talking about.


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[Assistant] Dear shit, I didn't know then. But on the train I started to miss her.


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[Assistant] Aunt Margaret got onto the scent straight away. Women have a nose for these sort of things. Besides, I did a stupid thing. First night back, I took out her sister. Aunt Margaret? Edith's. Oh, Martha? Yes. What is stupid about that? Thinking her sister would be like she was. Like Edith? Yes.


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[Assistant] Who has been saying that? Why? Well, General, you know in times of war. Don't talk to me about war.


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[Assistant] I'll make the necessary inquiries through the War Office. I'll have a light for this cigarette now, if you please.


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[Assistant] I asked Miss Cannon to come in. She was anxious to hear your broadcast. Canceled at the last minute.


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[Assistant] Pity we hurried as we did, Angelo. We didn't leave the war office till 5.20 to 9. There's a war office letter for you there, sir. It came this afternoon.


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[Assistant] Sit down, Angela. Teo, sit down, both of you.


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[Assistant] Different kettle of fish. You were made to do it. But we're not finished. Nor am I. Just starting. I've often saw a fella like me dies. Special knowledge. Awful waste. Well, am I dead? Does my knowledge count for nothing, eh? Experience? Skill?


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[Assistant] You tell me. It is a different knowledge they need now, Clyde. The enemy is different, so you have to be different too.


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[Assistant] It is, that's the worst of it. What do you think is going to happen now?


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[Assistant] Did you see them? Yes, we saw them coming when we came across the Cromwell Road. The whole army with bands. How did they look, eh? Well, Clive, I must say they...


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[Assistant] I've been thinking this over all night. I don't want to get this young fella into trouble.


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[Assistant] You're a good pupil, Edith. That's 32,000 pounds I owe you.


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[Assistant] I say, Pebble, how did you feel when you bedded Mr. Pebble?


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[Assistant] No, from the theater. But it was the same thing, in a way.


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[Assistant] On the contrary, it was a musical play. It's the bed and the den made up.


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[Assistant] Last night, Murdoch, I saw a girl.


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[Assistant] Well, Yorkshire's a big place, my lord bishop.


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[Assistant] You may say that she was my ideal. If she was some sort of sickening long-haired poet. All my life I've been looking for a woman like her. So now you know.


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[Assistant] She was exactly like Edith. I'll show her to you.


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[Assistant] Ah, yes, of course. But she was exactly like her.


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[Assistant] Hello, Theo? If supper's ready, you can serve it, Maddox.


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[Assistant] Wasn't I just as much of a young fool as he is? Of course I was.


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[Assistant] Now, here is the lake, and I still haven't changed.


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[Assistant] Like when you said you felt so happy you could die.


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[Assistant] I adore myself that you were right for me, but felt so lonely in your company.


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[Assistant] But that was lovin', it's an ache I still remember.


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[Assistant] My bad. In my haste to find it I was mistakenly searching on other worlds. At least I've found it now.


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[Assistant] Yes, I oversee various menial tasks. I have been placed here under confinement.


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[Assistant] I'm overjoyed to meet two such capable representatives of Hero World. To be honest, I've long dreamed of facing you in a buddy fight. This is how I appear in my fighter mode.


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[Assistant] I'll take the liberty of Luminizing first. Come forth, Death Plague Demons that infect the world's potential! Spread your incurable curses! Luminize, world of closed potential!


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[Assistant] Oh my, an immediate buddy call. A brilliant move.


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[Assistant] Here I come. I draw, then I charge and draw.


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[Assistant] I equip Scholarly Pole of Death, a Neotomy, Death Plague Cast


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[Assistant] Given a choice, I'll take Great Spell Incubation Period. Deliciously twisted. I cast Great Spell Incubation Period! The effect left me place the plague spells of my choice in the top two cards of my deck into the soul of my Anioh Tommy. And also...


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[Assistant] Call to center, Death Plague Caster Rubilers!


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[Assistant] Now there are four plague spells in its soul.


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[Assistant] My fighting style revolves around interesting dialogue with my opponent.


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[Assistant] In light of this, I shall refrain from attacking you during this turn.


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[Assistant] Oh, right. But before my turn ends, I will cast Great Spell, Latent Infection. Now both of us will regain some life points.


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[Assistant] The attack is nullified, and Swift Mobile Frame's critical has also been reduced by one.


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[Assistant] Not on my watch. I cast Contagion Gel! The attack is nullified!


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[Assistant] I'm so pleased to be buddyfighting you. I didn't want it to end too quickly.


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[Assistant] A NeoTommy's effect lets me draw a card. Now...


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[Assistant] NeoTommy's ability activates. Increase soul and increase life by one.


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[Assistant] I call rublers to the left, and due to the effect, I add a Plague spell to a Neotami's soul, and I invite you both to a blood-curdling circus. Buddy call to the center position, the bringer of Black Terror, Ashen Death Sorcery, Yersinious!


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[Assistant] Yersinnius has two soul cards. If they are plague spells, they may be activated. I cast Incubation Period! From my deck to a Neotami's soul.


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[Assistant] Overkill! Now I can pay the cost of two life points and add the top six cards from my deck to the gauge!


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[Assistant] Now I cast Ultimate Great Spell World!


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[Assistant] Now are you beginning to understand my ingenious plan? This spell activates when I pay six gauge and my item. I mean, a Neo-Tommy Soul has at least eight Plague spell cards. And its effect clones the flag!


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[Assistant] In case you're still confused, I've caused your flag to stop functioning.


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[Assistant] I do hope you enjoyed their special show. Now it's your turn but the thing is, you don't have any cards to use.


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[Assistant] The special attraction is now back by popular demand. Your sinuous rubler's very cellular! Attack the fighter!


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[Assistant] Oh, please don't be like that, my dear Koo. Let's enjoy this buddy fight to the very end. I cast Great Spell, Latent Infection!


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[Assistant] But I told you, I don't want this to end too quickly. Now it's time for a Link attack!


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[Assistant] That was the most fun I've had. Now the exit is that way.


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[Assistant] I'd rather be here to get back on the mound and pick up where he left off in Arizona. Again, we shared earlier with three and two thirds innings pitched and again, super effective with his, his sinker and his curve ball as well. The one, one pitch swing and there's a.


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[Assistant] I was hard on the song. WAP was hard on the song. You was hard on the song WAP? WAP was hard.


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[Assistant] With Dex, he always does that. I guess he says some type of vibe or something.


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[Assistant] Well, he found me through the explore page on Instagram.


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[Assistant] You seen that video where I had the gun. Rocky was with me. Chris. We was, uh. You're gonna love Scars too. Yea, love Scars too.


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[Assistant] Well, to me, it means love scars to use for you to debate.


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[Assistant] Bro, work with him, he's hard. And I linked up with him. And then like, we just like, we clicked as soon as we met, like the first day, like, shit, I was like, cause I'm so comfortable, I don't give a fuck, you feel me? Like, I'm one of them niggas that, I don't give a fuck, bro, I'ma always be me. So like, shit, I'm 1400 years old.


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[Assistant] No, but like, like I was saying, like, they commented whatever we lunged up, and I just was me and me being comfortable, you feel me? I'm like, what's up bitch? You feel me? Pussy ass nigga. Troy, you tried to challenge us, you were trying to blow Braum right away.


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[Assistant] Look man, he pulled up, I was in Kennesaw in the motherfucking basement with roaches and shit. He had shit.


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[Assistant] Still had your hoe down there though. You feel me? But uh, yeah, we got in this packed ass car. This nigga had like eight motherfuckers in the backseat.


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[Assistant] We riding this long ass drive from Kennesaw to the motherfucking city. It take like 40 minutes. I'm sitting there riding 40 minutes like this shit. We get out, we take pictures and shit and we go to the studio. We made some hard shit and then from there we was just like yea. Never was apart from then.


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[Assistant] When I came to LA from Ohio. So that's when me and WAP broke apart.


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[Assistant] I don't know, it's a lot of bullshit for real, for real. Like it's a small ass place, you feel me? You can walk from one side to the other in less than an hour. Really? Yeaah, so it's small as fuck.


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[Assistant] Me and my cousins was always on 14th street. My nigga Tavi on here is grandma. I call her grandma too, but.


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[Assistant] She from, uh, like, that's where she stay. She still stay there to this day on 14th street. Uh huh. And shit. But those, those, uh, two specific streets like, they like, they beef, they go at it, you feel me? Uh huh. So it was like.


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[Assistant] On some weird shit. Cause there's some controversy shit like going on in my city. Just to like clear it up. You feel me? Like my brother's from that, from 800 and shit. And that's where all my family was. And we didn't really fuck with anybody from over on the other side of 14th.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it's like they trying to say like, I'm not with them but at the same time it's like, nigga that's what I was saying, like I'm not with you.


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[Assistant] Uhm, fourteen hundred, eight hundred. Cause that's where I grew up at, so I'm a rep where I grew up at. But, at the same time, y'all got my family locked up, you feel me? And they're eight hundred. We got all the eight bar niggas locked up, you know what I'm saying? So, it ain't really like,


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[Assistant] I don't know how to explain it, I just wanted to let that be known, like, clear that up. Right.


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[Assistant] Yeah, they're starting to understand and realize what I was saying because of other people that know me there. So yeah. But like it was just some bullshit going on basically with that.


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[Assistant] No, no, no, no, no, no, no. My mom just moved back to Canton or whatever. Oh. Yea, I be in Canton all the time. Okay. Yea. So, it's all good?


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[Assistant] It's really fucked up. It is. It's kinda... It's the second most dangerous small city.


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[Assistant] Okay, yeaah, yeaah, yeaah. I was literally a split image of him. Like, I had braids. I'm fucking where the uh, the beater is.


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[Assistant] I posted a picture a while ago where my fist was like full of blood.


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[Assistant] It's cause like, the way my personality is set up, motherfuckers might mistake me for something else. It might mistake me for something else, but then when it gets to that point, it's some whole other shit.


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[Assistant] Uh, it was more so like, I was just a bae bae kid. Like, I was just always known as that nigga that did some other shit and like, just be bad as fuck. But I was always good in school and shit. Well, bad but good at the same time. So, you're smart. I can tell you're smart.


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[Assistant] I feel like we need to bring that shit back. I don't really go in the studio with a preference of music.


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[Assistant] Make whatever. Like if the beat is appealing to me, I'm gon' make some shit regardless. No matter what the fuck it is. I don't care if it's a country song, pop song.


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[Assistant] I'm always in the studio really now. At first it started with, I had a studio set up in the basement.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, that's how I even went viral. Got it on the explorer page.


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[Assistant] And I take my pictures a certain way. Like I don't take my pictures like everybody else. I really have to tell my motherfuckers like no, make the camera up closer, up in the air.


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[Assistant] I mean, I'm an artist, so I just look at it like, that's what I'm supposed to do. This is how I'm supposed to, this is how I want to be seen. This is how I want to brand myself. This is all like, real. Like, this ain't, everything just happens when it happens.


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[Assistant] Uhm, I always grew up loving music. Like, my mom had me listening to a lot of shit.


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[Assistant] And my brother had me listening to a lot of shit. And then I just would find shit on my own.


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[Assistant] Oh no, I like weird shit, like I listen to like Clams Casino.


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[Assistant] And then like- Do you want me to pitch for it? You're like listening to all the-


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[Assistant] I listen to a lot of like Tupac and shit like that.


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[Assistant] I mean just listening to all that music and like seeing my brother do it cause my brother was like a real good artist. R.I.P to my brother, he died. How'd he pass away? In a car accident. That's rough. That was your only brother? Uh, nah.


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[Assistant] But, uh, yeaah. So, I really just took music on as like...


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[Assistant] Trying to live out his dream and live mine at the same time. Cause I fuck with music. This is what I like to do. I always looked at Lil Wayne and people like that.


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[Assistant] You know, I'm just like at an artist standpoint now, so I just...


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[Assistant] I was young as hell, I was like fucking a thousand.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I just like, everything just like literally like unfolds in front of me.


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[Assistant] I don't know how to explain it. I look at it like all of this is like a blessing. Like it just happens. Like everything just happens. Like I never really like had studio time. It would just happen. Like some people would hear me in the studio and be like, oh yeah, let me record you.


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[Assistant] So, I record and shit, and we would just record anything, like any type of music, you feel me? But I always had that distinctive voice.


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[Assistant] I be having like split personalities and shit, so sometimes I feel like Trippie Redd, sometimes I feel like...


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[Assistant] Yeah, it should be purple or something. It should be orange.


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[Assistant] One side is just like the outgoing Trippie Redd, you feel me, but then the other side is like so thoughtful and thinking all the time, you feel me.


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[Assistant] Work on their idea of what they're doing. It's weird, it's like, the whole thing that you just said where I'm always kicking it and all that shit, I am, but at the same time, I be thinking, bruh. Plotting. Yeaah, I be plotting and thinking a lot.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I am. I'm really, I'm really trying to. It's just like, certain connects. I'm just finding all this shit by myself, really.


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[Assistant] But I still, I know a lot, I'm wise too.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, it's a whole different realm than me. WAP is WAP, Trippie Red is Trippie Red. Like, me, like I said before, I don't really care what type of beat it is. As long as it appeals to my ear, I'm going to do a song to it. So, whatever genre that may be, that may be at the time.


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[Assistant] I just hear shit, like I know shit, like I make some shit in my head and be sorry cause I won't remember it like. The beat, nah, it just come to my head.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, like, at the end of the day, he gon' come on the track sounding like a demon.


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[Assistant] I fuck around with other girls. If I'm sick, if my throat hurts, I'm going to sip some drink.


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[Assistant] Yeaah. I don't know. I just got a lot of females that come into my DM.


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[Assistant] I don't know. It's just a lot of Detroit rapping ass female rappers. Like they all want to rap like the niggas they listen to because they so ratchet.


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[Assistant] Was it a month ago or was it two months ago?


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[Assistant] And I was DMing her prior to that. Cause like, I'm a grown ass man, bro.


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[Assistant] Yeah, I was sorry about that shit. I didn't really fuck with that shit at first, but like, now that I see shit like that, and I'm like, it really don't even matter to me no more. It's more so like, he must see what I'm doing, and fucking with what I'm doing, and what I do works.


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[Assistant] I guess, you feel me, he just tryna, I don't know, not even him, like, niggas in general, like, they see what I'm doing, I'm doing something right, of course, and they wanna try and be a part of that wave and do what they wanna do.


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[Assistant] I just think, I think all that shit is gay for real. Like, that shit really weird as fuck. Like, what would I go in the studio every night and be like, damn, what would Uzi do?


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[Assistant] Let me do that shit. Like no nigga, I don't give a fuck what that nigga got going on bro. Like I said, if I hear a certain beat and it play how I like it to play, you feel me? Like if I like what I hear, I'm going to do what I feel like I need to do on the beat. Like at the end of the day, I'm not trying to steal nobody's style. I ain't never tried to sound like that man ever.


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[Assistant] That's lyrical. You trying to sound like Uzi. How? Right. I just gave y'all straight buzz.


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[Assistant] What I do, I'ma keep doing that more so than all the other shit that I can do.


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[Assistant] Uh, it's an underrated ass song. Lowkey, cause it's like, it's at the end of the tape. And you know how that go, you feel me?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I just wanted to show motherfuckers like shit. I can do all this shit.


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[Assistant] I really can't even blame motherfuckers, lowkey, cause the generation we live in at this point in music, it's a lot of weird ass motherfuckers that be on some other shit, but it ain't about nothing, ain't talkin' bout.


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[Assistant] Like I'm saying, I'm not. You feel me? That's not what I'm doing.


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[Assistant] Oh my, nah, nah, nah, nah. He's completely opposite. Okay. Yeaah, it's my dead brother's son. But uh, yeaah, he just like, he's white basically.


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[Assistant] I don't really know, lowkey, but I just, I know from Soundcloud, my nephew has played my music the most out of everybody. Really? On the charts, yes.


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[Assistant] I have 11 or 12 million plays by now. On Soundcloud as a whole? Yea, as a whole. Wow. So it's like, uh, he's played my music about 10,000 times.


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[Assistant] My lil cousin Tavion, uh, we had this friend named Money Meir or whatever.


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[Assistant] It just went through little petty ass beefs all the time. And then like one day, Tavion posted a picture in his turtleneck or whatever. And then the nigga was like, he posted something that was sneak this and told him off.


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[Assistant] But this nigga is way older than Tavion, bruh. So they fight, you feel me? He gets stolen by Tavion and they just tussling and shit, you feel me? It's a regular fight for them, but I'm like, nigga, you're my age, bruh. Why are you fighting my little brother? So I have real bad anger issues. I cannot help myself to be mad when I'm mad.


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[Assistant] His dad had came out to cut.


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[Assistant] Swung on me, I weaved his dad and hit his dad.


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[Assistant] And then my cousin A1, you feel me, that nigga the same age as, around the same age as my cousin A1, you feel me? So A1 Billionaire swing on a nigga.


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[Assistant] And 6ix9ine had hit me up, talking about he wanted to work, so I was gonna work with him, you feel me? And I told Zilla Cami that, and then I was like...


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[Assistant] I told them niggas they don't need to be beefing. That shit wack as fuck. All that shit is quiet as hell, you feel me? I was just trying to keep the peace between, I don't really pick sides with niggas, I don't know. Best to avoid it. That's gay. Yeaah. So, me being who I am, you feel me? I fucked with 6ix9ine, so. He came out to LA.


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[Assistant] And it was the bikes. We got bikes there and the bikes ended up, uh, counting up to fourteen hundred. Really? Everything was fourteen hundred that day. It was really weird. It was as weird as hell. That's every day bro. That's the thing that follows you.


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[Assistant] I mean you can't, you can have it legally, like you can buy like ARs and shit.


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[Assistant] Yeaah, like, niggas really ain't supposed to have the guns we have out there.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah, I mean they artists bruh. They do, they doing them. That's they realm. That's the type of people they make that music for.


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[Assistant] There's a lot of artists out here with like, off fan bases and shit, like, off the coast.


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[Assistant] Hell yeaah. It's like some fuckin', you seen the weekends, uh, party monster.


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[Assistant] I mean, Marilyn Manson. I watch her. That's cause he's from where I'm from. Is he really? Yea, he's from Canton, Ohio. Oh, okay. You wanna know why he- Why I went to church with that nigga. Really? Yes. You wanna know why he's so fucked up?


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[Assistant] Bruh, they had a video on their meme, cause I follow meme pages, I like memes. Okay. But some of the meme pages be on some complete other shit, bruh. They show the most fucked up shit ever, bruh.


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[Assistant] Or Fruit Loops or something. Right. I instantly click off the video. Like, here's one of the moments where you're scrolling down, you see this thing, what the fuck?


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[Assistant] Man, that's my favorite rapper, I never juked any. Okay. Nah. You met him? Yeaah, at the W, at the hotel. I served that nigga some activists. For real? Yeaah. How much? What you mean, like how much? How much you charge him?


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[Assistant] You know, at the time, you know, when he was, uh, that mud, mud.


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[Assistant] Man, me and Chris been homies for a minute, and he brought that nigga Trippie around, you know what I'm sayin'? And then shit, the rest is history, you know what I'm sayin'? And then Trippie brought Wapo.


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[Assistant] Ayy man, these female artists be attractive, man.


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[Assistant] Trying to keep it business, man. Try. Yeaah, we try to. At least get the song.


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[Assistant] Young TVZ, VD McIntosh, you feel me, my lil brother, lil, lil 1400, you dig? Shout out A1 Billionaire, uh, shout out Unk Ugly Eyes, shout out Slime Cito, shout out lil bro, shout out Jody, uh, who the fuck else?


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[Assistant] Trippie1400 is my motherfuckin' twitter.


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[Assistant] What is, I got the number. T-R-I-P-P-I-E 1-4-0-0 is my switch.


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[Assistant] Three big cut day moves that shocked the family members of the New Orleans Saints. A big surprises and a big ease. Niles Carpenter, shout out to him. The anticipation surrounding cut day in NFL is always brimming with surprises. And this year's roster adjustments of the Saints were no exception. The family members were left stunned by three major moves that reshaped the team dynamic heading into the 23 season. Surprise move number one. We talk about that.


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[Assistant] Do all the saints bid farewell to veteran kicker, Will Lutz.


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[Assistant] We have been a staple in the team, special teams unit for five years. The Denver Broncos swooped in to secure Lutz services, sealing the deal with a 20-24 seventh round pick. Lutz absence was felt last season due to an injury.


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[Assistant] Now what's interesting about this move, the wheel luts, as you can see the tweet right here.


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[Assistant] With Sean Payton being traded, there was Peter King. All he is saying is Sean Payton.


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[Assistant] Uh, might be going for wheel lutz, so they kinda leaked it, and these are incrementalists, so they soften people up to the move.


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[Assistant] Me personally, I think the Saints and the Broncos a lot, they way too chummy. It's way too chummy and I don't like the move because it, you know, I don't want a rookie ass kicker right now.


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[Assistant] Like this team has Super Bowl aspirations and now you have two straight rookies at special, at, at the specialty positions. You know, after I add the kicker and punter position.


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[Assistant] There was absolutely nothing wrong with what Will Lutz was doing. He was on a one year deal. The saints have over $11 million in cap. They don't need any extra money.


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[Assistant] That sour ass draft pick, that seventh round pick don't mean a hill of beans to us. To be honest with you.


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[Assistant] And Sean Payton is winning today when it comes to trades from the Saints.


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[Assistant] You know, it's just ridiculous, man. Sean Payton can come here and ask for anything.


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[Assistant] Sean Pink can just come to the Saints and say, Hey man, let me get that kicker for a seven round draft pick. Mickey Loomis gets up there and says, Oh, oh yeah. Well, you can have it whatever you want, Sean. Oh yeah. What you got? Oh yeah.


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[Assistant] Oh yeaah, well I'll give you a 5th round pick. Mickey, aww, we're good old buddies here. I'm telling you something. Just give me a 7th round pick.


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[Assistant] We still don't have any answers on why and we never will get any answers on why the saints gave


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[Assistant] The Broncos showing Peyton and a third round pick like they needed to give him a third round pick. They did that to help Peyton out with his draft.


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[Assistant] Nobody, none of these people can explain to me why that happened. So Sean Payton can just come to the Saints and get Will Lutson.


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[Assistant] Uh, I wanna, uh, a top 10 kicker in the NFL. And we are cool with that. He just comes in, swoops on in.


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[Assistant] Is that what we can just, just, Peyton just comes in and they just get whatever they want from us? I mean, and people are like, oh yeah, man, that's lit.


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[Assistant] Dude, are we serious here? Where are all the thinkers at here?


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[Assistant] I mean seriously man, Will Lutz was on a three, what, three million dollars or four million dollars or whatever the case was. The Saints didn't need any money.


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[Assistant] They have 11 something odd million dollars right now. Matter of fact, let me pull it up. Let me get the over the cap figures here for the saints just to show you. They didn't need any money.


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[Assistant] You don't believe me? Look at this. This is from Over the Cap. Look at this. This is Saints Over the Cap. I gotta highlight it right there.


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[Assistant] Look what over the cap has the SYNC's team cap salary at. Almost 14 million dollars, man.


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[Assistant] Only almost 14 million dollars this team has. Shout out to LW for real. He says, yep, that's how I feel about Sean Payton too Q. Sean Payton can just come here and fleece the Saints. So as Mickey Lumen is talking about in the interview, I was supposed to react to that interview he did with, uhm, with Lone, Chris Lone.


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[Assistant] On his podcast, I was supposed to react to that show.


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[Assistant] And I probably still will when I get some time. We got NFC South Roundtable show that we got coming up, but sometime this week, I don't know, some of y'all probably seen some of it with Mickey Lomas.


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[Assistant] Did an interview with Chris Long on his show, Going Green or whatever the hell it's called.


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[Assistant] And Mickey Loma talked about he had to keep his fang, his hands in the pocket when Howie Roseman. No, you don't have to keep your hands in your pocket. Just put your damn thanking cap on, please. You know?


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[Assistant] Put your thang, your hair, I bet. Listen, I guarantee you.


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[Assistant] If you talk to Kai Harley, he don't have to keep his goddamn hands in his pocket when Howie Roseman comes around. You know?


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[Assistant] No, you don't have to, it is not just, he worrying about Holly Rosemans, you know, and got both his play hands in both his pockets and the back pockets.


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[Assistant] He getting fleeced by Sean Payton. Sean Payton can go there and get whatever you want. I don't like the move. Let me get back to the regular page here.


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[Assistant] I don't like the move of the Saints trading Will Lutz to the Broncos and Sean Payton for a seven round draft pick, man.


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[Assistant] And I just showed y'all the sinks have almost 14 million dollars in cap.


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[Assistant] We had fought, we had four, he had, he was under contract for like three or four million. That's pocket change.


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[Assistant] For a top 10 NFL kicker, you're going to need that guy down base for these people talking all that crap.


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[Assistant] About, oh, well, Blake, you know, well, Blake groupie, you know, he was neck and neck with him. Doesn't experience count for any damn thing in the NFL? I thought it did.


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[Assistant] So you going neck to neck with a rookie ass punter who never kicked in a game that matters in the NFL.


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[Assistant] This team has Super Bowl aspirations according to some of the family base.


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[Assistant] But yea, and still, we gonna sit up here and pretend for a second that Blake Grupe's the move to send Will Lutz to the Denver Freakin' Broncos for a seven round draft pick and install two fresh out the box rookie, uh, kickers and punters in the special teams.


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[Assistant] And people are really cool with it until the guy starts missing kicks.


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[Assistant] Then you're going to hear them all say, Oh my goodness, man, we got to find us a kicker because they live in today and they don't look at tomorrow. You know, so I mean,


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[Assistant] I don't like the move of Trayton or Will Lutz. He had one year left on his contract. Let him serve out his year. Payton was going to go after him next year anyway. Or we might as well get something for him.


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[Assistant] We ain't have to get nothing for Will Lutz, man. He let him serve out his one year, let him go head on, and we'll find somebody else if the cards may happen. If we needed to draft somebody or sign a veteran, we coulda did it.


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[Assistant] It's, it's just too much going on and these are some really...


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[Assistant] As a kicker and a punter, man, you asking for trouble, man. You asking for trouble. With rookies standing up there.


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[Assistant] So anyway, we're gonna see how it go, man. I don't like it. Sean Payton could just come here and ask for it and get anything he want and Mickey Loomis don't even shut it down.


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[Assistant] Nah, Sean, we're not gonna give you. Oh, you, you can get him next year, you know. Well Q, he, he kicked 74% last year. But what about the year before that when he wasn't hurt?


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[Assistant] Well, last year he kicked 74%. You know, the Sinks had to get rid of him. Can't say money. Well, he kicked 74%. So you're going to look at the one year that he kicked. He was hitting all of his kicks in the games and the preseason games.


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[Assistant] And all that, then they created this whole little rigmarole. And I'm like, what is all this cheapness about Will Lutz and his rookie? Well, Blake Groupie and him is neck and neck, is it?