37 Stolen Brain

Music playing Professor Thompson at Bloomfield University.

Did you come out here immediately to compare with Professor Richardson by telephone and matter of its greatest importance? Certainly, I think it's going to be wrong. Well, it seems that I would rather not discuss with the telephone.

Well then, I'll be there in 15 minutes. Thank you. That's a factor. I'm leaving for a blun, truly on a both-be-Ion on an investigation. I have Adam, so go ahead. Oh, come right in Inspector. Uh-huh.

Oh, Professor Richard Miss Jones. Let me take you as Inspector, thank you. Professor Richard is expecting you. She'll be right in. Oh, Professor Richard is a woman? Yes. You followed her work? No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

I'm arguing there. And perhaps you don't know that she's considered one of the greatest brains, basically. It's alive. I mean, she was recently awarded this. Oh, there you are. Professor Richards, Inspector Kitty. How do you do, Inspector?

How do you do? Professor Temple has told you. I have told him nothing, Mother. I thought it would be best to wait until you arrived, and we could cover the story together. Very well. Let us be seated.

OK. You mean Professor Mark? He's a mathematician? Yes. He died at 8.4 yesterday. So I arrived in the bedroom? It wasn't you to sign a typical well-ineffective. Professor Mop has been expecting death for the past six months.

He had a very serious form of talk to see us. The greatest talk specialist in the world has given him up for death. The death of Professor Mop will be a sad blow to science.

However, he may be of greater value dead than alive. And just how did you mean that? Aren't you getting ahead of the story, Mop? Perhaps I am. What I had Professor Tengo call for today and second, is to help us with a very delicate situation.