068- The Great Impersonation

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It is September of 1939. The Germans are about to march into Poland, and you are standing in the English manor house with a complete list of Nazi agents in your possession, while facing you guns drawn of three people who to get that list would gladly kill you.

They with Ben Wright starred as Sir Eberard Domine, we bring you an exciting story of super-espionage, as E Philip's Oppenheim told it in his fascinating novel, The Great Impersonation. Incredible. For Nargestine, this is incredible.

He is drunk, dead drunk. Yes, seldom otherwise. Hold the light closer to the cut so I can see her. Yeah. Ah, truly incredible for Nargestine. You won't hear as a like as that I would.

Shrayer it was you lying here on the cotter. Here, nose, mouth, everything like a smudge, don't smeared portrait of yourself. I didn't dig the features. And we have the same color eyes, and there is not an intro difference in our height.

Where did you find him? Or he staggered into camp three days ago. He had been hunting lion upriver until his boys deserted him. He had not paid them in several months ago. I sent a runner to fetch you at once.

That is something I shall have to report to Berlin as a serious breach of discipline from Raggishtine. You were to avoid all contact with me except through the usual channels. But Dr Schmidt, may I admit me to finish.