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The Girl from Pitchfork Corners

Adventures of Philip Marlowe · July 5, 1950 · 29 min · 4,904 words

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I'm sure what I'm saying, what I'm saying. Do I look like I'm wearing flinkies? Now for the third and last time, so I go back to marking this form. Nobody's been in that seat, Mr. Since we left LA, nobody.

You sure you got the right stall? Yeah, a cadre, low at 12. Your J up at 12, right? Right, right, right, like green, like green. Well, let's like a friend. Let's go around again. His name is Latimer.

Arnold Latimer. I don't know what he looks like, but he's supposed to be heading for San Francisco. Now maybe you heard somebody call him. Page him. Something. Uh-uh. Nobody call no one except that pool cue conductor with the brass buttons and the sandpaper voice.

Uh, you checked him? You checked him? Yeah, twice, twice. Now look, Lola 12 is vacant as far as he's concerned, right? And no Arnold Latimer on the club car, the diner either. Hey, no, wait a minute. Have you tried the washroom?

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