Deed

Gallagher beat out a hit to the mound.

Deeds holding second.

Meyer advanced both runners with a sacrifice putt.

Woodward made a diving stop for Marischal's grounder, and Deeds, who made a late start from third, was thrown out.

That pitch is low at the ball.

Then Henderson grounded out to end the Giants' second inning.

Giants up in the fourth.

Bobby Barnes tangled the center.

That's why we call it the present.

President Deed.

Now, over the past few weeks, as we've sat with our thoughts about this podcast ending, that's exactly what these episodes have felt like, a gift, but not from us to you, from you guys to

us.

This is Triple M's Rush Hour.

Right now, we're joined by the nine-timer himself, the captain of the Deeds.

It's Max Gorn.

Long before he became footy's most dominant ruckman.

33 past a.m. Springfield on the road at Piper Glen.

It is the Friend and Deed golf outing today.

They're going to tee off about 1230, and they raise a lot of money for the community.

We'll take a break.

No, N-O.

Good deed.

D-E-E-D es una obra de acción.

No una obra de, de teatro o una obra artística.

Es una obra de acción.

Quiero de buena, una persona de buenas obras.

Or is a person of good deeds.

Deed, D-E-E-D, viene de la palabra, del verbo to do.

Um, and he was there with a man called W. F.

Deeds, and, um, W. F.

Deeds was then a very young fledgling reporter whom the main character is quite blatantly based on.

[laughs]

Now, Deeds went on to become the editor of The Daily Telegraph.

He was a huge figure, and, um, he was a, uh, well-known to the Eye.

He used to come in a lot, and I appeared with him a couple of times on Have I Got News for You, in which he was a fabulous guest.

Surely.

Section 26.

Behold the Deeds by Henry Culler Bunner.

I would that all men my hard case might know.

how grievously i suffer for no sin i adolph culpepper ferguson for lo i of my landlady am locked in for being short on this sad saturday nor having shekels of silver wherewith to pay she is turned and is departed with my key wherefore not even as other boarders free i sing as prisoners to their dungeon stones when for ten days they expiate a spree behold the deeds that are done of mrs jones one night and one day have i wept my woe nor wot i when the morrow doth begin if i shall have to write to briggs co to pray them to advance the requisite ten for ransom of their salesman that he may go forth as other boarders go alway as those i hear now flocking from their tea led by the daughter of my landlady piano ward this day for all my moans dry bread and water have been served me behold the deeds that are done of mrs jones miss amabel jones is musical and so the heart of the young he-boarder doth win playing the maiden's prayer adagio that fetcheth him as fetcheth the banquo skin the innocent rustic for my part i pray that baderzuska maid may wait for i ere sits she with a lover as did we once sit together amabel can it be that all that arduous wooing not atones for saturday's shortness of trade dollars three behold the deeds that are done of mrs jones yea she forgets the arm was wont to go round her waist she wears a buckle whose pin galleth the crook of the young man's elbow i forget not for i that youth have been smith was aforetime the lothario gay yet once i mind me smith was forced to stay close in his room not calm as i was he but his noise brought no pleasance verily small ease he gat of playing on the bones or hammering on his stove-pipe that i see behold the deeds that are done of mrs jones thou for whose fear the figurative crow i eat accursed be thou and all thy kin thee will i show up yea up will i show thy too thick buckwheats and thy tea too thin ay here i dare thee ready for the fray thou dost not keep a first-class house i say it does not with advertisements agree thou lodgest a briton with a and thou hast harboured jacobses and coens and a mulligan thus denounce i thee behold the deeds that are done of mrs jones envoy boarders the worst i have not told ye she hath stolen my trousers that i may not flee privily by the window hence these groans there is no fleeing in a roba de nuit behold the deeds that are done of mrs jones secretary chase was not originally a profane man he learned how to swear after he went into lincoln's cabinet one day after he had delivered himself vigorously lincoln said to him mr chase are you an episcopalian why do you ask was a somewhat surprised counter-question oh just out of curiosity replied lincoln seward is an episcopalian and i had noticed that you and he swore in much the same manner family physician Well, I congratulate you.