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66 AWESOME ADVENTURES into the room. "Do you require assistance?" Perlock number. "You're a different nurse, aren't you?" asked Perlock looking at her carefully. As soon as he got through and found himself looking at his box of a secretary, he heard her say, "Mr Perlock, Sir. I think I should tell you I have informed the police that there is a strange man going around impersonating you. He foned me a few minutes ago. I could tell by his voice he wanted to make improper suggestions so I tried to keep him talk-." "No, Sir, I'm the same nurse I've always been.” "But you're not the one that came in before." "That is a correct statement, Sir. I am the second-call nurse. This way we make sure no one nurse is monopolized by any robophile patients." "Well, second-call nurse, can you take this fone away and get me one with vision?" "Yes, Sir," replied the nurse but made no move. Perlock thought for a moment then asked, "Will you take this fone away and get me one with vision?" dialed his "Something," said Perlock, slowly and deliberately, "has happened to my voice. I was hoping you could tell me what." "Do you mean you want to know what happened yesterday, just before you were taken away by those white robots?" Right "Of course. What was wrong with that pen?" The vision fone was only a few minutes coming and once more His secretary wriggled an eye-stalk. "There was nothing wrong with it, Sir. It was, I can now "Certainly, away, Sir." Sir.