The Man Under the Elm Trees (Olan Soule)

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And now, tonight's adventure of George Valentine, the man under the elm trees. Dear Mr. Valentine, you may not remember, but you and I had a very interesting talk once in the smoking car of the streamliner.

At least as far as me will junction we did. Anyway, that's why I feel I can call on you now as a friend. I live with my little sister, Mrs. LaTisha Packlin. She's got too much money, more than is good for any woman.