1944 - Just the Way It is
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They looked at Duke suspiciously. One of them came down the steps.‘What do you want?’ he asked, looking Duke up and down.‘Why, it’s closed,’ Duke said, looking beyond the patrolman at the building. ‘What’s the idea? I wanted a drink.’‘You’d better come inside. The sergeant might like a word with you,’ the patrolman said, grimly. ‘Come on.’Duke fell in step beside him. ‘Sure,’ he said. ‘If it’s O’Malley, he might dig me up a drink.’The patrolman looked at him closely. ‘I’ve seen you before somewh...ere, ain’t I?’ he asked.‘Duke . . . Harry Duke’s the name.’The patrolman relaxed. ‘Why, Mr. Duke, I didn’t recognize you. The sarg’ll be pleased to see you.’They came up to the door and the other patrolman looked at Duke with interest.‘It’s Mr. Duke,’ his companion said to him. ‘Wants to see the sarg.’‘Go right in,’ Stone said, pushing open the door. ‘He’s in the office up on the left.’Fleming, the other patrolman, cleared his throat as Duke walked into the hall.
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They looked at Duke suspiciously. One of them came down the steps.‘What do you want?’ he asked, looking Duke up and down.‘Why, it’s closed,’ Duke said, looking beyond the patrolman at the building. ‘What’s the idea? I wanted a drink.’‘You’d better come inside. The sergeant might like a word with you,’ the patrolman said, grimly. ‘Come on.’Duke fell in step beside him. ‘Sure,’ he said. ‘If it’s O’Malley, he might dig me up a drink.’The patrolman looked at him closely. ‘I’ve seen you before somewh...ere, ain’t I?’ he asked.‘Duke . . . Harry Duke’s the name.’The patrolman relaxed. ‘Why, Mr. Duke, I didn’t recognize you. The sarg’ll be pleased to see you.’They came up to the door and the other patrolman looked at Duke with interest.‘It’s Mr. Duke,’ his companion said to him. ‘Wants to see the sarg.’‘Go right in,’ Stone said, pushing open the door. ‘He’s in the office up on the left.’Fleming, the other patrolman, cleared his throat as Duke walked into the hall.
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