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After Miss Brooks gets a letter of unknown origin stating that someone named Buddy is going to be killed, both Mr. Boynton and Mr. Conklin think that they are the Buddy referred to in the letter.
After Miss Brooks gets a letter of unknown origin stating that someone named Buddy is going to be killed, both Mr. Boynton and Mr. Conklin think that they are the Buddy referred to in the letter.
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S1, EP22 "Mister Casey's Will"Conklin, Boynton, and Miss Brooks attend the reading of the will of Mr. Casey, a cat.
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S1, EP23 "Conklin's Love Nest"Miss Brooks sends a message to Mr. Boynton that two can live as cheaply as one when Mr. Conklin has a room for rent.
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S1, EP24 "The Honest Burglar"Miss Brooks gets a hungry burglar a job in school cafeteria.
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S3, EP12 "Buddy"After Miss Brooks gets a letter of unknown origin stating that someone named Buddy is going to be killed, both Mr. Boynton and Mr. Conklin think that they are the Buddy referred to in the letter.
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S3, EP11 "The Citizen's League"Miss Brooks runs into trouble with the Citizens League when it publishes a pamphlet on good citizenship. Connie, Mr. Conklin and Mr. Boynton consider leaving town.
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