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Sherlock Holmes Radio The Submerged Nobleman Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, C · Meine Liebe zu Hörspielen

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Speaker 1: Now that to watching. You have my complete attention for
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the adventure of the submerged nobleman. Glory is yours, whoa.
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Speaker 2: That strange affair took place many years ago.
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Speaker 3: Holmes and I have been spending several days at the
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seaside resort of Brighten late.
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Speaker 4: In July, but not for pleasure, as you might think.
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Speaker 2: We have been concerning ourselves for the.
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Speaker 1: Most peculiar crime.
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Speaker 2: And only that morning has successfully concluded the affair the politicians,
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the lighthouse and the train Cormorande. In a few hours
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to waste before returning to vacancy, I persuaded Holmes to
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join mimics against his will, for a stroll along the
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front by the sea.
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Speaker 3: You must have met Holmes at the first steed breeches.
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The most delightful as the way that we've been scooped.
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Speaker 4: Up these see glass few days. I find them are
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the watchers.
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Speaker 1: They were not quite so heavily laden with the odor
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of the chief peperments and the founder of even cheaper You, oh, come,
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come and here.
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Speaker 5: For our England's playground.
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Speaker 1: You know, and all very well, Watson, But I do
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wish the members of the younger generation wouldn't select my
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feet to play on.
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Speaker 2: So look over their homes down on that pier selling
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fa oh we several hours. I'll wager that I haven't
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forgotten my boyhood.
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Speaker 5: Skilled with a small boat.
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Speaker 1: What about it? Well, at least the sea has the
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advantage of being comparatively uncrowded. Lead on, Watson. I must
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congratulate you, Watson, and you're a skillful handling about class.
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You reveal a challenge I didn't know you present.
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Speaker 6: I haven't done it for years.
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Speaker 3: I don't seem to have lost an act.
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Speaker 5: So do I.
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Speaker 1: I'll right away from shore about two miles.
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Speaker 3: I supped since rising to you.
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Speaker 1: I think we'd better que about.
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Speaker 4: But now watch your head hams okay, Watson.
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Speaker 1: That boat up there a few hundred yards off, isn't
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it behaving rather hardly?
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Speaker 2: That is probably some weekend ciples.
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Speaker 3: Another fellow about before the silipoon turns.
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Speaker 1: Lookut us see that woman waiting to look frantic. She's
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pointing a stir I'll had home.
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Speaker 2: We run up to them of this text, but I'm
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afraid it'll be wet.
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Speaker 4: Guys.
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Speaker 1: There are two women, Watson. One of them is standing
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up Sili spool.
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Speaker 5: She's able to have the book over season cattle.
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Speaker 2: He's showing something.
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Speaker 1: Can you make it out?
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Speaker 4: I caught the word browning, okay, Watson for the.
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Speaker 1: Left something or someone in the water.
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Speaker 4: And I see him, I see him. I come out
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into the wind.
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Speaker 3: As we reach him, they get many homes.
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Speaker 1: Little more this way there, I thought it give me
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her hand here one right here up begging me. He
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we better take him in coll homes. I'm afraid that's
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nothing we can do for this poor fellow. Watson. That's
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not even thinks of kind of approach.
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Speaker 7: Don't.
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Speaker 5: We'll be with you in a minute.
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Speaker 1: We're going to take the two ladies aboard with us.
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That's hold.
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Speaker 4: If we come along, time.
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Speaker 1: Your hands. That's right, I'm afraid of hopeful by the
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time we'll reach.
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Speaker 5: All over.
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Speaker 7: They are, my dear.
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Speaker 1: You must.
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Speaker 5: Go jo.
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Speaker 7: Nothing yourself with my dear.
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Speaker 4: Where is the guest?
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Speaker 7: Gentlemen, would still for that ship of sand beyond the
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headman there where you see the large white house just
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abs that lord colors his house.
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Speaker 4: All right, you asked.
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Speaker 3: We'll be down a few minutes for the following.
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Speaker 5: Will thank you.
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Speaker 4: Uh.
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Speaker 7: The gentlemen whom you attempted to rest you was Lord
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hut this is his vice lay Lady Diana, and i'm
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her companions.
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Speaker 4: Miscut must thank you for coming, Charles, not at all.
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Speaker 1: I knowly sorry we were not in time to save.
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Speaker 6: Lord Hollis's life.
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Speaker 1: But this is doctor Watson and my name is Chlae.
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Speaker 4: Come for after no one.
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Speaker 3: You'll be all right now, Miss Catt and I stayed
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with the poor girl untill the sleeping love to effect.
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Speaker 7: Thank you so much, doctor Watson, may after you some key.
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I see there is nothing so integrating as a good
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cup of no no, thank you.
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Speaker 1: While you were upstairs, Watson, I sent a certain to
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fetch doctor Miller, lord Hollis's position. Fortunately he's also the
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coroner for this district.
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Speaker 7: I'm sorry that you gentlemen are leaving for London this afternoon.
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I know that Lady Diana would want to extend her
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deepest thanks to you as soon as she's recovered from
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this first shocked.
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Speaker 1: And Miss Cartwright has been giving me the details which
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led up to the gradet They wasn't She is fully
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familiar with all the circumstances since she was Lady Diana's
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governess as a little girl, and has remained with her
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as a companion ever since her marriage to the late
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Lord Hollis.
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Speaker 7: As I have often heard of mister Shallock holmbs doctor Watson,
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but perhaps I had consided in him more freely than
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I should have. But I knew that what I tell
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you both will go No, Sir Lord Hollis, I regret
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to say, drank to access. He wasn't you know, doubt notice,
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a very fleshy and corpulent man, and Doctor Miller had
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us round him against his indulgence in fool and study.
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This morning he drank almost a full battle of rangy,
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after which she insisted on going saving Both Lady Diana
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and I did out at most to dissuade him that
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when his mind was made up, it was impassible to
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argue with him. He was utterly incapable of handling a
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vote in his conditions, so Lady Diana managed to prevail
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upon him to let us accompany him, whom the alcohol
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made him fool, hardy and wreck it. She had asked
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him to turn back several times before we got into
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such a gross water, but the more she pleaded, the
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more sudden he came. Just before we sighted you, he
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stood up to make some adjustment in the sale the.
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Speaker 1: Boat pitched, and he said overboard.
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Speaker 7: You know what happens next.
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Speaker 2: Time the treasuders covered the Holmes.
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Speaker 4: There's nothing more we can do.
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Speaker 3: Here on Our boat's still down on the beach below.
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Speaker 6: We better be getting back to it and to Brighten
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if we're to catch the afternoon train London.
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Speaker 1: Yes, we should be getting along. Goodbye, note card, right.
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Speaker 7: I'll walk down the pass and due to your boom, oh.
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Speaker 1: Please don't trouble yourself, we will have no difficulty in
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finding our ways. Good sight in and thank you for
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all you goodbye's cover, Goodbye.
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Speaker 6: Terrible thing homes young woman like that, who's all life blighted.
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Speaker 1: By such a tragic No doubt that she should have
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painted just when she did.
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Speaker 3: To me, most natural the woman should paint upon discovering
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the husband she loves the.
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Speaker 1: Ground And allow me to correct you, watson'on, Lady Diana
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did not paint of the news that her husband was dead.
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She fainted when she heard my name, or Willeholme's egotisms
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are very well.
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Speaker 2: But not when it leads you to suspect everyone of
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being a criminal.
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Speaker 1: And perhaps your stictures are justified. Godson, Well, here we
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are the beach, which may offer proof or disproof of my.
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Speaker 4: Suspicion were you will notice that when.
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Speaker 1: The corrobors came up with you and I carrying the body,
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I chose a route across the sand which would leave
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undisturbed the footprints which Lord and Lady Hollis and the
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scarf title made when embarking this morning becsul not of
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Tretia Watson, but exactly stink in the wet stand. With
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close attentions.
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Speaker 4: See the ordinary.
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Speaker 1: There are three sets of them, precisely, the small one,
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the Lady Diana's, and those larger principal women's feet of
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Miss Cartry. How do you know which is rich? Because
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I took the trouble to look at the shoes both
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of the ladies were wearing.
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Speaker 4: And those large imprints from a rather soul where I'm.
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Speaker 2: Gladly made by Lord Holland I noticed.
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Speaker 4: That they waver a trifle which bears out.
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Speaker 1: The reporter of his condition. Capital Watson. Your observation is
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indeed to be commended.
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Speaker 6: Thank you, emerge.
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Speaker 1: But the most important point about these foot Prince, seems
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to have entirely escaped your eye. Here we go again.
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I don't understand you can think it. Although while we're
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on our way back to Brighten me yes, to Brightening
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our ruth to call on Colonel Sheridan.
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Speaker 2: Sheridan, why he's the chief constabably CONTI.
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Speaker 1: Isn'tly precisely, Watson, Come on, let's be going. I must admit,
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mister Holmes, I'm deeply shocked by the suggestion you just made.
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I can easily understand that, Colonel Sheridan. Nevertheless, I feel
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it my duty to lay the evidence before you. Climsy evidence,
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you must admit, mister Holmes. Climsy perhaps, but it offers
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food for thought. Lord how his foot prints in the
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sands were not nearly as deep as those led by
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his wife and Miss This despite the fact that he
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was an unusually heavy man.
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Speaker 4: You are, Holmes at fair.
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Speaker 1: I'm sure you did, Watson, and your conclusion from those
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foot Prince, Mister Holmes, the extreme depth of Lady Diana's
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and Miss kirkwrite. The Prince admits that only one conclusion, Colonel,
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what you mean? Their feet sank into the sand because
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they were carrying something heavy, not something Colonel someone.
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Speaker 3: Good Heaven hold Lord Hollis's body quite but dash it all, man,
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We saw the man drown.
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Speaker 1: I fear miss correct you Watson. We saw the man's
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body floating in the water. We did not see him drown.
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I fear we would need far more convincing evidence than
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those footprinted. The tide is probably washed away by now,
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even to consider the necessity for action by the police,
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mister Holme, I understand your position, Colonel. May I request, however,
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that doctor Miller, the coroner, conducted a most thoroughpost mortem,
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was caause with special attention to any possible bruises on
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the body, any evidence indicating that Lord Hollis might have
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been struck a blow that rented him unconscious before he
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was pushed overboard. I shall instruct doctor Miller accordingly, mister Holmes.
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But I still can't believes anything wrong Nold with Hollison's
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use a boy. It was a fine chat, generalous, excellent
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writer at her house, or although bit over fond of
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the bottle. Yes, Miss Carter told us, Oh, miss Cartwright,
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who that woman gives me the cold shivers. She's got
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an eye like a basilisk. What about Lady Diana, Colonel
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why pat say that I know much about her call
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when they were first married, But my wife and her
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friends didn't seem to feel that she was quite you understand,
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pretty little thing? I thought, oh, very very don't know
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where she came from before she married, Hollis I have
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an idea of what my wife one said. She had
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a rather checkered past. I know she didn't have a
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penny to her name before she married. Well, Colonel, we
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must be on our way. I would appreciate it if
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you'd name me a copy of the Colonel's findings to
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two twenty one b. Baker Stream there to mister Holmes.
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But I think I hope you will be disappointed.
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Speaker 5: As the homes.
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Speaker 2: You might stop flying in that chair, staying vaguely at
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the space.
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Speaker 4: Then they have our pecking.
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Speaker 1: I couldn't leave you half now, Okay, all right, I
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can't wondering, though.
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Speaker 6: Oh, wondering what.
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Speaker 5: Homes you get?
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Speaker 4: Morbid?
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Speaker 1: I remember ladies IPOs over the head?
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Speaker 4: Would the mask? I could swear there was no.
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Speaker 5: Such mark on the body.
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Speaker 1: Possibly, But and if he was poisoned the card of
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the portal shirt. But if he were neither hit over
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the head nor poisoned, But how else could have.
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Speaker 3: Prail little woman like lady down and overcome a robust
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man like our husband, just wasting your time, homes if
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you ask me, if I didn't.
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Speaker 6: Didn't word ask you, well.
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Speaker 3: That finishes my tacky.
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Speaker 1: I only wish I had time for tub for the train.
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What do you say?
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Speaker 3: I said, I only wish I had time for tub
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bass for the train.
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Speaker 1: A bit on the sort of side, since I sail
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this morning, by jove, Watson, thank you? What are you
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talking about? Yes, it's a possibility, a distinct possibility. Come on,
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forget that train. You and I are going to pay
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a visit to doctor Miller, the coroner. But it's fantastic,
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mister Holmes, I've never heard of such a thing. That
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doesn't mean that it's impossible. Doctor Miller, you are certain
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that you found no bruises on the body.
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Speaker 6: Absolutely, I'll take my professional reputation. And then who closes
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a poison?
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Speaker 1: None? Who occurred to me is supposing that Lord Hollis's
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heart had given out her Unfortunately, if your.
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Speaker 6: Hypothesis, doctor Watson, lord Hollis's heart was an extremely sound shake. No,
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the evidence shows conclusively that it was death by drowning.
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Speaker 1: And I am so stating in my deport you see, Holmes,
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I told you Nevertheless, I would still like to see
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the body, Doctum Miller.
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Speaker 6: Very well, very well, it's in here. You see that
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I've already got along fairly well with the post mortine.
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Speaker 1: Now, gentlemen, it won't take long to discover the idea
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that Doctor Watson so brilliantly suggested to me is a
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valued one.
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Speaker 6: Your idea, doctor was, don't ask me, do you go?
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Speaker 4: I have the faintest idea what Holmes is driving at?
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Speaker 1: What is lungs are filled with water, not unnatural.
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Speaker 6: And the man who's been.
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Speaker 1: Drowned, at least it proves that he was alive when
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he went into the water. I knew it. This was
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no accident, gentlemen.
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Speaker 6: It was murder. Murder. How do you know, Holmes?
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Speaker 1: Lord Horace was supposed to have drowned in the sea
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before the very eyes of Dr Watson and myself. There's
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no mark on his body, and his lungs are full
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of water. But that water, gentleman, is not salt water,
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as it should be. It is fresh water. In just
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a moment, we returned to Sherlock Holmes as the endeavors
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Speaker 1: Kremmell hair Tonic. Now, Doctor Watson, what happened at the
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Sherlock Holmes's startling discovery that the late Warde Hollis had
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been drowned in fresh water.
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Speaker 3: We returned to our hotel of all thoughts, going back
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to London and the beds.
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Speaker 1: Holmes paced up and down, deep in thought.
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Speaker 3: His pipe was tense in his jaws, and the room
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was blue with the fumes, with.
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Speaker 1: The backers fiendishly creper, thought Watson, and one which came
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within the tiniest march in a succeeding. I can't argue
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with the evidence.
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Speaker 6: Homes, but I still fail to see her, a little
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slip of a girl, missus.
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Speaker 2: Lady Hollis could first be overpower and drown a strong
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active man, unless you're suggesting that her husband.
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Speaker 1: Was so drunks to be in his stupor.
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Speaker 4: When he was killed.
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Speaker 1: Not at all. There is one set of circumstances on
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to which even a small person would have no difficulty
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in drowning a much large one. Come here, Watson, and
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I'll give you a demonstration. Now, if you seat yourself
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in the bath and imagine for a moment that you're
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Lord Hollis.
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Speaker 4: He's rather sillow.
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Speaker 1: Excellent. Now lean back in the time, relaxing, enjoying your
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nationary bath in the part of Lady Diana.
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Speaker 4: I enter walk over to you with some casual remark.
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Speaker 1: And suddenly do this se pulling a person's feet. Suddenly
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I put round, he's in the PANTBM, there's yours outright right?
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Speaker 5: All right?
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Speaker 1: It will you let your night feet that had been
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full of water, My dear fellow, your head would now
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be submerged. Despite your most violent struggles. And in that position,
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as you can see, it is utterly impossible to get
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a grip on the sides of.
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Speaker 3: The Tub's most convincing, I shall keep my bathroom door
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up in the future.
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Speaker 4: When I'm having a bath.
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Speaker 1: The difficulty, Watson, rests not in convincing you, but a jury.
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Our evidence is slender and the extreme. Whether defense lawyer
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would have no difficulty in tearing so tenuous a thread apart?
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If I know anything about juris, tell me, Holmes that.
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Speaker 3: The perpetrator of so fiendish and cold birded a crime
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is to be allowed to go free.
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Speaker 1: Let me call your attention, Watson, to the fact that
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both Lady Diana and Miss Cartwright, beneath their frail and
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helpless exteriors, must be women of the utmost resolution and determination.
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Perhaps the two of them had planned out the whole
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drizzly business fire in advance. At any rate, after Lady
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Diana drowned him, they must have taken the dead man
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from the tub, dressed him, and together one at his
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feet and one at his head, carried him down to
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their boat. That of course accounts for the deep indentations
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of their footprints. But Lord Hollis's prince very simple. Once
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the body was in the boat, with Miss Cartwright guarding it,
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lated Diana walked down the shore below high tide mark
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and up to the house by another roof. See then
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she she put on a pair of Lord Hollis's shoes,
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walked out of the boat, thus creating the principle supposed
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to be his. Quite so, then they sailed out, waited
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until some boat was near enough for their signals of
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this treat to be visible, slid the body overboard, and
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began to act out their little drama or hang together.
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As an explanation, yes, as evidence knows, and as I
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told you at the beginning, Watson, those two women are
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not the type whom a simple accusation will break down.
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You can wager that the Royal Miss Cartwright will guard
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her mistress's secret with her life. And as for Lady Diana,
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a woman capable of killing her husband in so diabolically
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clever a manner, will not break under accusations. Seed, we
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more likely tosue for slant one.
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Speaker 6: Nurser, you going to do harm.
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Speaker 1: You've sometimes told me that I have queer friends in London, Watson,
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I have a plan which depends upon one of them.
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I shall go to London to night. Meanwhile, I want
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you to make discreet inquiries from Lord Hollis's bankers and
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his lawyer and see what evidence you can obtain as
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to his financial affairs. I feel that we may find
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a large part of the motive there.
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Speaker 7: You are harmed.
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Speaker 2: When will you return?
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Speaker 1: If all goes well, I'll be back to morrow night.
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I want you to call on Lady Diana and engage
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her in miss cartwriting conversation at precisely nine o'clock tomorrow evening.
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Don't say me, Watson't it is vital that you carry
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all your part.
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Speaker 7: I appreciate your kindness in visiting me, doctor Watson. I've
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been under the impression that you and mister Holmes left
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yesterday for long.
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Speaker 3: Well no, no, we decided to remain in Brighten for
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a few more days.
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Speaker 1: Some tea. No, thank you?
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Speaker 7: And where is mister Holmes.
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Speaker 5: I hope to have the opportunity of thanking him in person.
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Speaker 3: Oh no't quite know where he is at the moment.
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Speaker 1: It's difficult for to keep.
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Speaker 4: Cack of you know.
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Speaker 7: Wasn't the front door bell Carter? Yes, I go. The
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servants are retired.
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Speaker 1: Can I offer you some other researchment after watter?
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Speaker 2: That should like some brandy?
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Speaker 1: Oh?
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Speaker 4: No, no, thank you.
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Speaker 1: I never touches Lady Diana. Ah, what's the good evening?
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Speaker 7: Mister Holmes is just telling doctor Watson that I hope
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you give me the opportunity.
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Speaker 1: I'm afraid you're under a misapprehension, Lady Diana. I am
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not calling upon you in a social capacity.
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Speaker 2: I'm afraid that I don't understand.
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Speaker 7: Really, mister Holmes, your behavior is rather odd, to say
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the least.
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Speaker 1: I found your note at the hotel Watson, where you've
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bless them for me. They complete the picture very publy.
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Speaker 7: Unless you can give some other explanation of your conduct,
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mister Holmes, I must.
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Speaker 4: Ask you to leave it once.
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Speaker 1: I am about to offer you an explanation, Lady Diana,
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although it is one you will not like. I am
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accusing you with Miss Cartwright's successory of the murder of
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your late husband.
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Speaker 7: How Daniels, I can only suppose that your trade of
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chasing criminals has turned your brain.
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Speaker 1: I could kill you for slander, but I won't.
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Speaker 4: Won't signify your insane accusation by doing.
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Speaker 6: Do you see, Watson?
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Speaker 1: Just as I expected, Lady I, Doctor Watson's investigations have
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revealed some interesting sects. Your late husband was an extremely
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welcome man, and you are his soul legate. You yourself
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were penniless when you married Lord Hollis, a man twenty
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five years older than you. Yesterday morning he had a
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bath while drunk, and you entered his bathroom and drowned him.
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You will, miss Cartwright, put the body on the boat.
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Do procated your husband's footprints and stage the accident which
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Watson and I witnessed.
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Speaker 7: Change my mind as tones, I shall you your suslander
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for every tense that I can have pay, said my dear,
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this man should be made to pay for his viol actualsation.
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Speaker 2: Now you better assume me.
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Speaker 3: At the same time, Lady Diana, I associate myself with
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everything at Holmes and said.
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Speaker 1: Thank you Watson. But before you start, suit said Diana.
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I want you to show me the late Lord Hollis's bathroom.
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Speaker 7: Come to it, Lady Diana, I will awaken the fathers
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and have these men pull up. I shall do it,
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carthif only to prove to this fool how baseless the
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suspicions are. Come with me this way death, No, let
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me go ahead the lamp.
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Speaker 4: There is the door of my husband's van. Hopefully look
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for yourself.
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Speaker 1: Oh the watch.
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Speaker 4: That told you we come back, Well, you told me
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nothing could happened. I said it was so sis comes back,
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just comes back. Let's everything outside.
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Speaker 1: Baker Streets will look extremely inviting. Watson after the person.
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Speaker 3: From alarm at the last night, certainly a world, but
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the only excitement after the woman dropped the lamp from
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the fleet inspector taking down Leona Diana's confession.
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Speaker 4: I still haven't found out. How are you manage the
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return of the late Lord Hollis?
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Speaker 1: You mean it was really quite simple. One of my
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many friends in London is one of the artists who
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makes all those clever waxwort figures for Madame Two Souls
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muse here. He made me a most lifelike and convincing
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report of the late Lord Hollis, working from a photograph
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furnished by the local portraits Udo Right Scotton.
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Speaker 3: While I held those two women in conversation in the
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drawing room, you entered the house.
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Speaker 4: And smuggle the figure into the blassroom.
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Speaker 1: Precisely, my dear Paron, as I told you, only a
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very sudden and intense shock would ever scare the confession
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out of that extremelysshealth posessed murders Lady Diana and her
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evil genius, Miss contrast Stark.
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Speaker 3: I don't mind telling your homes is if I've been
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carrying that.
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Speaker 4: Lampard had dropped myself when I saw that figure
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Speaker 3: Ten years off my life