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Sherlock Holmes Radio The Paradol Chamber Basil Rathbone, Nigel Bruce, Tom · Meine Liebe zu Hörspielen

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Speaker 1: And now for our weekly visit with a good doctor Watson.
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Let's see if he's expecting us.
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Speaker 2: Come in, come in, come in. Oh, good evening, doctor,
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good evening, mister Campill, what time you got here? Do
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up a churn, make yourself comfortable? And thanks?
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Speaker 1: Why you've had the old black dispatch box out again?
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I see, I suppose you've been going over your notes
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on tonight's adventure.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, my boy. This may interest you, missus,
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Watson figured prominently in the story.
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Speaker 3: She did.
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Speaker 2: Yes. In fact, if it hadn't been for some remarkably
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quick thinking on her part, Holmes and I might have. Well,
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there I go again, telling you the end of the story.
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I've I've begun it. Well, how did it began?
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Speaker 1: Doctor?
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Speaker 2: And I went to evening in eighteen hundred and eighty seven.
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I've been married some months. In consequence, I hadn't seen
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much of my old friend Sherlock home. Are you still
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living at Baker Street? I suppose yes, my boy, But
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we couldn't persuade him to come around and see us.
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From time to time. I'd heard some vague accounts of
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his doings, of his summons to Odessa. In the case
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of the cheep off murder and of his clearing up
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the single tree of Atkinson brothers. But to get back
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to tonight's story, my wife and I had just finished an
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excellent dinner, I remember it, set ourselves down for an
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evening of pleasant domesticity. She was stitching away on a
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piece of expert petty para, and I was at my
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desk balancing figures in the family account. After a few moments,
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my wife.
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Speaker 4: Looked up to me, John, Dear, don't look so trouble.
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Speaker 2: Who was I looking trouble?
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Speaker 4: Have you been starting at that account for ten minutes?
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Speaker 3: Now?
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Speaker 4: What's the matter?
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Speaker 5: Dear?
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Speaker 4: Don't figure that up?
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Speaker 2: Correctly? Up correctly? In fact, they tell her to put
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his story. After buying my practice and set up all
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my outstanding accounts, I find that we have nearly one
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hundred and fifty pounds left of the diary that mister
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Schulters settled upon you.
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Speaker 4: One hundred and sixty isn't the dear, I was doing
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the same sum this morning.
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Speaker 2: Oh wow, one hundred and sixty. In any case, Mary deal.
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The point I was going to make is that we
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don't need the money. Just now. My practice is picking
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up splendidly, and I was thinking we might too quite
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invest it and something really sound.
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Speaker 4: Of course, who has been talking to you, John, doctor
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Wilson again?
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Speaker 2: Well, I bumped into him at the hospital today. He
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can put us onto something very good in Peruvian silver. Uh,
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what do you think of the idea?
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Speaker 4: Well, John, the fact is I'd almost decided to make
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a business investment within myself. I thought i'd surprise you
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whoa let me get Yesterday when you were out on
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your grounds, a most charming man called here, I meant
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the Ted Barber. He introduced himself as a friend of
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missus Sepsis Thorrester. He said he was certain we'd be
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interested in his new company, and he talked so convincingly that, well,
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I'm afraid I almost promised him I'd buy some stuff
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in the company.
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Speaker 2: What the what sort of company is it? Well?
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Speaker 4: I didn't quite understand that part of it, but it
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sounded wonderful. He left the prospectus, it's in the right
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hand draw the desk. Thing to do with a wonderful
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new method. It's been discovered by an American chemist. False
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paradill or parodies or something.
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Speaker 2: Con't performed to expost the amazing new metal discovered by
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Doctor Parodies paradial preferred stock. The charities of this new
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lawyer measurable. The fourth dimension has been conquered. I disification
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is an accomplished fact. This prospectus is absolute poppy coup.
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Speaker 4: And now, John, you mustn't be stubborn.
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Speaker 2: I think.
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Speaker 4: The man said that if we went into the boratories,
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Doctor Parodies would give us a demonstration incident.
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Speaker 2: The fourth dimension. I mean to say, obviously, Faul.
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Speaker 4: That's what everyone says when a new invention comes out.
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But this might be an opportunity for us to make
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a lot of money.
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Speaker 2: John, may I do wish you?
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Speaker 6: Please me?
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Speaker 2: Dear, I can't argue you way along? All right, all right,
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I'll take you to the bout in the morning, but
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I warn you I'll show this Doctor Parodies up for
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the Charlotte, for he is Doctor Parodies will be with
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you both in a moment. Thank you, Mama. She's just
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concluding an experiment.
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Speaker 4: She Doctor Parodies is a woman.
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Speaker 2: Then, oh yes, madam, and a very brilliant one too.
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Excuse me, but it's the last tour. The whole thing
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sounded like an obvious fraud. And now we get here
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and find that a woman doctors at the back of
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the door.
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Speaker 4: Just because she's a woman. It doesn't mean to say.
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Speaker 2: I'm doctor Parody, do madam? I'm doctor Watson, and this
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is my wife and missus Watson.
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Speaker 5: Oh yes, coming to the laboratory, won't you?
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Speaker 4: Oh thank you so much, Doctor parodies.
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Speaker 2: Were wasting your time. We're not really interested in this time.
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Speaker 5: Mister Barber told me that he had called on you,
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Missus Watson, and that you were very interested in my invention.
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Speaker 4: Oh yes, I am. That's why persuaded my husband to
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come down with me and see a demonstration.
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Speaker 5: I'll be most happy to show you everything I can.
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Here's a practical example of the application of my work.
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This chamber you see in front of you is made
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completely of my new alloy.
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Speaker 2: Whatso thing do? Just a great metal box, a lot
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of dials and switches and things. Why is it so big?
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Do do people get inside it?
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Speaker 5: They can?
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Speaker 2: Well, the wish they do.
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Speaker 5: They're liable to find themselves transported many miles from here.
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Come inside, won't you.
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Speaker 2: Now? John?
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Speaker 5: I want both to see that there is no exit
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from inside this chamber.
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Speaker 6: No festors of anything. The only I sit is the
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door we just came through.
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Speaker 2: Yes, it's just like an air tight metal room. That's
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in it, isn't it.
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Speaker 6: Now let's go outside it.
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Speaker 2: I'll show you how the machine operates. Albert.
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Speaker 5: Yes, doctor, I'm going to demonstrate the paradol chamber to
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doctor and missus Watson.
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Speaker 2: Very well the usual time.
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Speaker 5: Yes, please, Albert. Now my assistant goes inside the chamber.
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Speaker 7: I closed this metal.
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Speaker 2: Door on him, So.
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Speaker 4: What are you going to deal with him?
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Speaker 5: Within a matter of seconds, he will be seven miles
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from here. You're a scientific man at please give me
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the opportunity of demonstrating my work. Now I adjust these dials,
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turn on the electrical generator.
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Speaker 2: And good lord, what an amazing business.
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Speaker 5: Now open the door, dofter Watson, and look inside.
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Speaker 2: Please, great Scott, he's gone. I don't believe it. At
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the paradise, will you explain this stuma badly?
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Speaker 5: My metal paradol is an unnatural alloy. It causes a
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dislocation in the warp of space and enables us to
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enter the fourth dimension.
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Speaker 4: You see time.
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Speaker 2: At the dimension, any.
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Speaker 5: Object in the past, present, or future can be described
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precisely in three dimensions of space and one of time.
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A lawyer of paradol, combined with the great forces of electricity,
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has created a new force. This element is controlled by
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these dials, and it is possible to move in four
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dimensions at once. Thus, bodies or other objects can be
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transported great distances away, all in the twinkling of an eye.
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Speaker 2: I coined the word to describe.
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Speaker 4: The process teleportation.
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Speaker 2: I call it, and I'm completely confused. All my scientific training,
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transfers is impossible. And yet I wonder if you'd give
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us another demonstration.
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Speaker 5: Certainly, perhaps you yourself would like to be teleported someway.
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Speaker 4: No, No, I think John would be very unhappy in
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the fourth dimension. He wouldn't belong.
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Speaker 2: You said that any objects could be moved. How about
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that brown paper possible on the table.
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Speaker 5: Over the Certainly it only contains some company circulars. I
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suggest you write your initials on it so that you
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can identify it later.
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Speaker 2: Well yah h w there you are.
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Speaker 5: Where do you want a dispatch.
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Speaker 2: To send it to my house? I'll give you the
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address that won't be This is an amazing business.
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Speaker 4: Get John exciting tool?
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Speaker 7: How I have just dialed once more and a ready
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at our house.
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Speaker 2: Well, it's impossible, Come on there, let's get a cab
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and racepect those poss we can.
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Speaker 4: Loved, John, you must admit you're just as excited as
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I am.
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Speaker 2: I'm enormously intrigued. Let me just get my let's here.
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Doctor Parrotis is definitely crouble woman. Even so, my intelligence
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tells me it's impossible for the package to reach him
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before us. Hill.
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Speaker 8: Are you're a master, ma'am?
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Speaker 5: Just in time for lunch?
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Speaker 4: Can me? And did a package your right for us?
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Speaker 2: Yes? You did, ma'am.
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Speaker 7: I put it on the all tip group.
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Speaker 2: How was it delivered?
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Speaker 4: No, that's the funny thing about it, sir, I don't know.
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Speaker 8: I went out to polish the brass on.
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Speaker 4: The door knocker a few minutes ago, and there was
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the person.
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Speaker 7: Lying on the doorsteps.
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Speaker 5: Now when it rung the bell or anything, I don't
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know how it got there.
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Speaker 2: Thank you?
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Speaker 4: Any you can go now? Yes, well, John, what do
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you say now?
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Speaker 2: The miracle has been performed? I don't blee my eyes. Look,
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there are my initials on the package. Mary. I think
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that if you don't mind, after LUNCHO, you'll.
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Speaker 4: Go around to Baker's Beak and tell Jellicombs about the.
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Speaker 5: God not dear good.
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Speaker 2: It would be nice to see homes again anywhere? Doctor watching?
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Speaker 8: How nice to see you?
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Speaker 2: How are you? Man?
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Speaker 8: Oh, I'm just fine here. You're looking grandchir. I agrees
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with you if you don't mind my seeing so, sir,
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And I'm very glad you're seeing him. He's now been
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acting like himself lately, locking his door and only unlocking
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it for me when I give him a password, and
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he's happily touched his food for the last three days.
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They tell you the truth, doctor Watson. I'm awful worried
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about him.
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Speaker 2: Well, I'll go up to him.
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Speaker 7: You'll be glad to see you.
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Speaker 8: I'm sure, yes, with it?
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Speaker 2: It's me? What what.
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Speaker 6: Part of that?
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Speaker 3: I'm not taking any chances is ridiculous?
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Speaker 2: Surely you know my voice after all these years gone?
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Speaker 3: What's tell me?
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Speaker 6: What com middland? This while stands on I'll let you in.
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Speaker 2: It stands for Hamish What my dear fellow? How I
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am fine and delighted to see you again? Home? In'sidental?
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Why ale? This rigmarole about Lockdaws and well?
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Speaker 3: Professor mariyask here has decided that it's high time to
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settle his score with me. There have been several attempts
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on my life lately? Why has not been attacked in
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the streets? And only yesterday I shot the start of
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me through the window? You see broken there, Lord Holmes.
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Speaker 2: You must be careful.
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Speaker 3: I am being very careful. That's why I indulged in
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what you refer to as all this rigmarole. But well,
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enough of my problems.
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Speaker 6: What's on your mind?
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Speaker 3: There's a sparkle in your eye and an air of
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excitement that tells me that you've some news to him part.
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Well right, I must say there is something, of course
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through his My dear Farlloa, come on tell me about it.
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Speaker 2: You ever hear of a new metal called para doll
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and its inventor, doctor Parodie.
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Speaker 3: Oh yes, yes, indeed I have. I received a prospective
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concerning it the other day.
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Speaker 2: Well, what what do you think of the idea?
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Speaker 3: Obviously it's rubbish, designed to pull a gullible public and
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the bank shares. Don't tell me that you would take
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me right?
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Speaker 2: No, no, of course on homes. Naturally, as a scientific man,
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I knew it was rubbish. My wife, however, a couple
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of involved in the concern, and so today to prove
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to her that the whole thing was a fraud. We
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went down to the artie and met this doctor Parodies.
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Did you indeed the first place? Let me tell you,
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this doctor Parodies is a woman. A woman, as you
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could imagine, I didn't have any difficulty in discrediting our theories.
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In fact, I'm afraid I didn't seem rather stupid. However,
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we did say there long enough for her to give
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us the demonstration. And that's the way that it was, Holmes.
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When we got back to our house, the initial package
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was there waiting for us.
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Speaker 3: On childish trick, obviously, The paradil chamber contains an ingeniously
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hidden trap door through which the assistant disappeared and lid
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to the package. A fast tab then took a the
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your home before you could get there.
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Speaker 2: The really well Ursus, of course, that's exactly how I
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explained the thing to the mirror while she pressed for
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the piece. Yes she was, but you know how women are.
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I tried to tell her the whole thing was a fraud.
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Jesus obstinate. I was hoping, perhaps that you will help
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me expose.
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Speaker 3: The concern this seem necessarily, old fellow, such an obvious fraud. However,
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for your sake, I'll begin to do anything I can.
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Speaker 2: And I thought we might go down for laboratory late
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tonight when nobody's there, and take a look at that
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paradol chamber a.
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Speaker 3: Little more close about a good idea. After being cooped
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up here for three days, it will be a pleasure
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to get some night air and indulge in a little
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simple burglarizing.
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Speaker 2: Shall I call for you here?
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Speaker 3: No, no, wait a minute, dear hello, it's my two
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dangerous I'll be in a handsome cab outside your house
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about eleven thirty the night.
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Speaker 6: How's that splendid?
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Speaker 2: Quite like old times? Isn't at home?
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Speaker 3: This is old chap, though I think that this time,
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for missus Watson's sake, I must try and keep you
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out of trouble. Midnight home Yeston, and the only concerned
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old bachelors like myself would been wondering the streets of London.
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Speaker 2: Oh rubbisham who talked as if Mariam was a taro.
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Speaker 6: Don't get angry.
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Speaker 3: I was only being is this doctor parody?
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Speaker 2: Is laboratory like to be seen? I don't imagine it'll
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be very hard to break.
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Speaker 6: In, though, drag ant, will you?
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Speaker 3: I took the precaution of bringing the lantern. Thanks, yeah,
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is the Is the door locked?
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Speaker 9: Yes?
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Speaker 6: But I need the skeleton.
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Speaker 3: Keel do the trick? Algus lent for a second, Willow, Yeah,
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this is child's play off.
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Speaker 2: Come on, Yeah, there's the paradol chamber over there.
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Speaker 6: Give me the lantern again?
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Speaker 3: I was chat will you?
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Speaker 2: Thanks?
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Speaker 6: Mm hmmm. Quite an elaborate contraption.
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Speaker 2: It's always been left out. Let's go in and take
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a look at the inside of it.
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Speaker 3: Not forgat if this is the only entrance and the
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two of us walked in at the beach tweezy to
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slam the door shut on.
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Speaker 2: Us, I suppose, So you go in. I'll keep watch
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out here, all.
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Speaker 3: Right, Oh, I trusted in a few minutes, I won't
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find myself lying on your doorsteps.
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Speaker 2: Homes, there are times when your sense of humor is
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a little strained. Homes, how's you all right?
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Speaker 5: What the what is it?
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Speaker 2: Holmes?
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Speaker 6: The body of a dead woman. She's been shut.
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Speaker 2: Let me come and look. The one is doctor Purdies. Yes, yes,
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they don't you see the good Lord? Some of us
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slam the shows the door shut on us.
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Speaker 6: Yes, my dear fellow, we walk into a trap. Very neatly.
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I'm afraid that when imprisoned in.
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Speaker 3: What appears to be an airtight metal chamber, and the
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only person who can help us to get out of
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it again.
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Speaker 2: It's a comps.
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Speaker 1: Doctor Watson's story will continue in just a few seconds.
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want white, But always a Petrie wine if you want
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a good wine. Now back to tonight's new Sherlock Holmes adventure.
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This in the early hours of a winter's morning in
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eighteen eighty seven, the famous pair, while investigating the mysteries
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of a scientific laboratory in the East End, London have
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been trapped in an airtight metal cabinet, their only companion
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being the dead body of a woman scientist. As we
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rejoin our story, Sherlock Holmes and his old friend doctor
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Watson are listening intently as footsteps approach what appears.
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Speaker 2: To be their metal cass someone outside, sliding back to
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mental pellows, good evening, gentlelemn that boys, it's doctor Pendley's assistant.
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Tend us out of here, or should I be.
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Speaker 3: More precise, mister Holmes and say good morning hello Mariati
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MARIARTI you scoundrel.
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Speaker 2: I can just get my hand on him, Doctor Watson.
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I wish you could get over your dislife for me
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my own part.
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Speaker 6: I'm genuinely sorry that my trap had to catch you too.
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Speaker 3: You're not unhappy that you're not on my side?
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Speaker 9: That slavish admiration if you give your friend Sherlock Holmes
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must be highly granp.
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Speaker 2: Had a lot about all that. What do you think
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you're up to?
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Speaker 6: It's obvious, mighty Watson.
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Speaker 3: The whole scheme is a plan to lure me out
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of my safe hiding, representing an intriguing problem and one
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that victimized the wife of my old friend.
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Speaker 6: You knew it would get back to my ears, didn't you, Mariadi?
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Speaker 2: Yes, exactly why did you murder this parodies woman?
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Speaker 3: Equally obvious, my dear Watson did serve her purpose and
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presenting a most convincing scientific stunt.
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Speaker 6: As soon as the fact was dated, she was a liability.
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Speaker 3: She might tell tales, and so she was killed like
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so many other of your other compasses, my dear professor, Ah, precisely. Now,
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my dear fellows, I'm afraid that I must closed this
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panel and say goodbye.
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Speaker 6: Quite solid.
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Speaker 3: I have to kill you, but you're becoming breadfully in
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my way.
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Speaker 2: And how do you pan to kill us, my honor?
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By doing nothing more than closing.
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Speaker 1: This panel, I could the fight that dramatic and release
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deadly gases into the chamber, or poisonous snakes.
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Speaker 2: Or something equally colorable.
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Speaker 6: But quite frankly, it seems so much simpler just to
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shut you in.
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Speaker 1: Our oxygen surply won't last very long, you know, and
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feel benefit, doctor Watson, And they tell you that Paradal,
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whatever it's other shortcomings, as a metal, is bulletproof.
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Speaker 2: But five meddling four.
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Speaker 3: Oh, there seems nothing for us to do but look
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around and ascertain our chances and escape homes.
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Speaker 2: I don't like this.
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Speaker 3: We are in a nastery situation, my dear Watson. Sometimes
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you're a master of understatement. Uh ah, just as I thought,
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what have you found?
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Speaker 2: Home?
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Speaker 3: Sliding pannel just behind the dead woman. It leads us
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a passage away, a passage way that has been ripped.
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Speaker 6: Up only within the last few hours, but long enough.
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I'm afraid to make him possible.
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Speaker 2: No, there's no escape here.
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Speaker 6: Oh the lanterns will have I said, well.
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Speaker 2: What are we going to do now?
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Speaker 6: I was just estimating the cubic capacity of this chamber.
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Speaker 3: Yes, supply I shoul last comfortably for at least another
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eight hours.
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Speaker 6: I recommend a brief sleep.
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Speaker 3: To refresh us and also to conserve our oxygen fly belief.
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Speaker 2: Who could sleep at a time like this? I can,
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and you can all chat if you discipline yourself, try homes.
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But I know perftly well, I shan't close my eyes.
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Speaker 3: Wake up at some wake.
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Speaker 2: Up it's married? Who?
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Speaker 1: Who?
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Speaker 2: Who did you? Oh? There's two of the stun to it.
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Speaker 6: I'm afraid, so old chap. What time that after seven
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in the morning?
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Speaker 2: How long did dress with oxygen supply would.
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Speaker 6: Last probably about another hour.
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Speaker 2: But it's just possible some worker will come to the bar.
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Earlien let us out.
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Speaker 3: I shouldn't count too much on that about you, I suppose,
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I say, homes, I'm I'm famished as I thought you
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would be, my dear yet so I saved you this
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half of the bad truck that I get my own
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share just before.
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Speaker 6: You were weak.
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Speaker 2: Thanks mother for did you seem too home?
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Speaker 3: No, I didn't watch it. I employed my time in
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conducting my dute examination of this chair. I'm trying to
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find some possible way of getting.
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Speaker 2: Out new fail there.
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Speaker 6: I'm afraid so home.
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Speaker 2: This looks like the end, doesn't it. Well, it is
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my time to die. I'm glad that we're together again,
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although I blame myself in Taalif letting you into the trick.
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Speaker 6: My dear fellow, don't think it's bad.
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Speaker 2: You're bad, but you admitted your defeat. There's no possible
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way out of this dist I.
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Speaker 6: Meant that there's no way out from the inside.
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Speaker 2: My time worked could grace me one enough. The start
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you are marry marry you, dear little thing. You must
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have been frightened to death.
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Speaker 4: John you must have been in miserable night.
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Speaker 9: Well well, well, well, mister Sherlock Holmes and doctor Watson
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have been getting themselves in trouble again.
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Speaker 6: This is no time for you.
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Speaker 3: Are happy handed that innis there's the body of a
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murdered woman inside that chamber, and she was killed by
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Professor Mariatti. Professor. Too bad you didn't get my message
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sooner you're missing.
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Speaker 2: Well, that's myself, homes. I wish you'd tell me how
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you got your message to this.
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Speaker 6: Compland yard whatever.
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Speaker 3: Since these recent attacks on my life, I've had done
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my delightful band of ragamuffins, the bigger street of regulars
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watching my house in fixed watches, two at a time.
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I gave the boys instructions to follow me whenever I
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went out, and if ever I did not reappear within
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three hours, they were to report to our friend Lestrade
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at Scottman Giams.
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Speaker 2: You're amazing you you think of everything.
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Speaker 9: Just a many gentlemen, just a minute. I didn't get
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no message from any of your Baker Street irregular You didn't, no, sir,
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though I did find a couple that the boys tied
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up when we came in here.
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Speaker 6: Just now, if you didn't get a message from them.
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How did you come here so opportunely?
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Speaker 9: That's an easy one, because missus wats near came and
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fetch me.
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Speaker 2: You didn't know, but ha, go on, mam, he tell them.
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Speaker 4: Well, it's really very simple. When John came back and
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seeing you yesterday lit to homes, he was a elaborately casual,
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and his references to the Paradol chamber, so of course
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I knew at once the two of you were going
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to investigate the matter. I also caught him oiling his
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revolver after dinner. I didn't know that you slipped out
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last night, John, but as soon as I woke up
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this morning, I realized what had happened. So I went
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straight to Scotland Yard for inspector at Straw and brought
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in here with me.
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Speaker 2: Why marry you come a little thing? Didn't you come
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a darling?
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Speaker 1: Home?
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Speaker 6: This is Watson.
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Speaker 3: This has been a salutary experience. Will you allow me
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to congratulate you on your deductive ability?
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Speaker 4: Well that's very nice of you, mister Holmes, but I
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really don't deserve any compliments, if you don't mind my saying.
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So it was elementary, My dear mister Holmes Elementary