Appointment with Danger Page #8
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- 1951
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to bet against it.
We'll take your word sister.
You've never seen us, you
can't identify us.
We'll take your word.
Thank you but I couldn't
give you my word about
a thing like that.
What difference does it make.
A great deal.
I couldn't let my silence
be used as a
weapon against the law.
Sister you're not hired
to defend the law.
I'm sorry, I couldn't
give you my word.
All right Joe.
Come on lady.
Look, leave her alone.
Lie down rover.
You need a new mouth.
Stop them Earl.
split, just pray for a tie.
You're all through you dash.
Mr. Goddard!
Better get a move on.
Gonna be in trouble.
You're already in trouble
Mr. Goddard.
How far has this thing gone?
It's a fix all the way.
They got this area staked out
I'll listen, have you
got a suggestion?
Yeah, leave her here and I'll
see that you get through the
police port.
No thanks.
One large shot and you'll bring
up enough guns here to
start a war.
I can get you through.
For what?
To grab 20 minutes of air
and die on a back road.
Maybe.
But right now that sounds
like a lot.
Does it, that?
Sister, either you're lucky
or living right.
You drive Gunner.
Come on, let's get out of here.
We've got a million
buck in the car.
We got nothing.
You heard what he said.
It's a fix all the way.
The dough's phony.
Come on!
Cover us.
Surround the building.
Put out that flare!
Tell those men to be careful,
Goddard's in there.
Yeah.
I'm betting it's empty.
Didn't the post office ever
teach you how to...
For the record Al, is
No, it was real.
So you die rich Earl.
Sorry, things went a little
wrong after the robbery.
Somewhat.
Are you all right Mr. Goddard.
I'll make it, I guess.
Dave, you better hurry
and put the sister.
On the train.
back to her children.
You know one of these days
the Yankees may need
a new second baseman.
Goodbye Mr. Goddard.
God bless you.
Thank you sister.
For once, you're right Maury.
There goes somebody who
doesn't have a pitch.
Al, if you stay with it and
work real hard, one of these
days you're going to qualify
for the human race.
I may join the bet.
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