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Petree Wine brings you Basil rough Boone
and Nigel Bruce and the New Adventures of

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Sherlock Holmes. The Petrie family,
the family that took time to bring you

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good wine. Invite you to listen
to doctor Watson tell us another of his

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fascinating stories about his old friend,
that master Detective Sherlock Holmes. You know,

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we're really happy to be back with
you once again, and we're looking

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forward to getting together at this time
every week from here on out. And

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I hope you won't mind if every
once in a while I sort of get

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a word in edgewise about Petrie wines, you know, and I really mean

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this. Petree wines are wonderful wines. For instance, right now, I

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wish I could give you a glass
of Petrie California Port. You could pull

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that Petree Port up to the light
and look at its clear, deep red

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color. You could smell that luscious
grape aroma, and best of all,

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you could taste that Petrie. Boy, what a flavor. That Petreport just

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sort of rolls around on your tongue, and oh boy, is that ever

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good? Try pet Report after dinner
some evening, or try it when some

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friends drop in you can serve it
proudly, because after all, the name

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Petrie is the proudest name in the
history of American wines. And now let's

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look in on our good friend,
doctor Watson and see if he's expecting us.

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Come in, Come in with tobacco. Just man, I've been expected.

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How are you, doctor Watson.
It's good to see you again.

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Thank you, my boy. They're
nice see you again too. I've missed

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Monday night visits during the last three
months. This is so done. Would

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you go to join me in an
exhaust report? Thanks doctor, that'd be

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nice. You know it seems to
me after our summer vacation, the toast

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of the great Sherlock Holmes would be
in order. Here. I am thanks.

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You proposed the toast doctor to Sherlock
Holmes, master detective and loyal friend

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whose adventures had brought considerable who say, fame to a certain retired doctor now

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living in northern California. I'll drink
to that well. Now. Suppose I

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might as well get on with the
night's story. Which particular adventure of his

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elector, doctor one that I call
the Limping Ghost sounds exciting and as usual,

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will you find me saying how did
they begin? In Baker Street on

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a windy December evening at the turn
of the century, a young white faced

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boy sat in front of our blazing
fire, and as he told us his

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trained story, the flickering firelight count
weird patterns on the walls. The young

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man was Alexander mac Morris, the
seventh Earl of Locknare. The Earl of

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Locknare, Say, didn't I read
in the page the other day that the

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eighth Earl of Locknare had been killed
in an airplane accident? Cried right,

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my boy. Even in this day
and age, the tragic history of violent

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death seems to dog the footsteps of
the Locknair family, which returned to my

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story long af December night in nineteen
hundred we heard the whole history of the

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limping host of Lucknare. The first
Earl had lost a foot at the Battle

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of flodden Field in fifteen hundred and
thirteen. In spite of this terrible handicap,

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he fought on valentinin till he died
on the battlefield from loss of blood.

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From then on, right until the
time this story begins, the limping

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ghost, dead in a suit of
armor, always appeared at Lochnair Castle before

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and after the death of the current
Earl. Yes, mister Bartel, it

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was a strange story that Sherlock Holmes
and I listened for that night, a

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story of death and horror over the
centuries, punctuated by the limping plank of

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ghostly armor. The lady I had
terri them news for you. Your husband,

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the Earl was killed in the explosion
destroyed Lord Darnley. The guys to

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God. The House Parliament is failed. Your husband is in the Tower of

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London. It seems to be,
and my regretful formula that your husband,

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of my instructions, has been arrested
for murder. I have no doubt,

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okay, And that's the story of
the Lochnaire's. Mister Holmes, you were

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instrumental in sending my great uncle to
the gallows of faperaty richly deserved, I'm

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told, so it seemed only natural
to come here to bake a street and

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consult you. Now that i'm I
can be most happy to do anything I

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can to help you, Sir.
I don't remember you, but your sending

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the Earl Lockmare to the Scaffold home, well he did. Doctor Watson and

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the servants have always sworn and ghost
really dead walk at midnight on the day

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that he was hanged. Indeed,
now, sir, I suggest that you

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tell us what probably brought you here. The ghost is walking again, mister

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Holmes. You know what that means, according to the legend, that the

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present Earl will die exactly, and
as I'm the present Earl, you can

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see why I'm rather worried you mightn't
understand the troupe actually seen this ghost yourself,

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Yes, mister Holmes. The night
before last, Betty, well,

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that is Miss Nolan and I were
sitting in the dining hall in front of

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the fire when we heard a strange
sound of an ammunition's gallery. We looked

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up and in the moonlight saw ghostly
figure in armor limping towards the staircase.

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Sir, you're certain that you really
said moonlight can play strange tricks. You

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know. There wasn't any doubt about
it. Doctor, We both saw and

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heard it. What did you do? I started to go towards the stairs,

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but as I did so, Betty
screamed and then tumbled to the floor

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in a heap. Yes, while
I was reviving her, the ghost disappears.

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Who's staying with you at Locknow Castle
at the moment. Well, there's

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Betty Nolan. She's the sister of
James Nolan. He looks after my estate.

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Betty and I are engaged with oh
as indeed, anyone else staying with

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you. Yes, a distant cousin
of mine, Jed came up Morris,

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an American. He turned up in
England a couple of months ago with his

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son Walter, but both with me
at the present. A distant cousin,

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that's right, mister Holmes, actually
the descendants of a more than usually black

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sheep branch of the family. I
don't know how long the old man's going

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to be with us, though,
you ask me, he's a dying man,

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are you say that? As far
as I can gather, he's been

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wasting away for years. It's only
a question of time, for his strength

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failed him entirely. I was hoping
perhaps you could take a look at him,

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doctor Watson. That is the if
I persuade you and mister Holmes to

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come and stay at the castle for
a few days. Well, what about

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at homes. It's an intriguing problem, Watson. The current Earl of Luckna

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would seemed to be in danger,
a cousin of his is dying of an

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obscure disease, and the ghost of
Lucknare Castle is walking again. Yes,

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it's an irresistible invitation. I see
no reason why we can't leave on the

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Scotch express tonight been quite a heavy
fall of snows here in your absence,

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young man, quite so, judging
from the color of the sky, there's

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more to come. Really angry looking
hmm Oh. Now as we're round this

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bend, you'll be able to see
the castle. Ay, yes, here

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you are, gentlemen, Magniverson.
Yes, it's a fine place, all

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right, doctor, though it cost
me a great deal and upkeep. Matter

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of fact, I only have one
wing open. Always been something more problem

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to get servants to come and live
here. See the local villages have a

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great respect for the locks near ghost. What serviainces do you have of the

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castle of present a cook housekeeper,
missus McLintock, fine old lady who's been

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with me for six years now.
And then there's old Tammas. He served

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my families for as long as I
can remember. Who is a matter of

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fact that he is now tell her
Tamas, I'm glad to see you.

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Thank my lord. Oh, thank
you Tamas, Oh these gentlemen, mister

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Sherlock Holmes, Doctor Watts, good
day, gentlemen. Good break the trap

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round to the stables, and may
as well break the news to you.

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That's what's happened to us. It's
your cousin, my lord, for old

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mister mc morris. He's dead.
He died early this morning, God rest

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his soul dead. I'm very sorry
that I arrived too late to be any

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help. Well, thank you for
telling me Tallis or you may pick trap

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down now, Hi, I'll bring
so he's dead. Well, I can't

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say it's unexpected, but it is
a shock. Nevertheless, I'm sure that

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it must be, particularly as you
yourself told us you saw the ghost of

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blackmail that might fall out in which
case? In which case, Watson,

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I think we may reasonably expect another
visitation perhaps the poor. The night is

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over if we go in. This
is miss Nolan, my fiance, Mister

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Shelock Holmes, Dr Watson. I'm
very glad to meet you, and this

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is how brother James Nolan, the
manager of my estate, how to do

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so? How are you, mister
Nolan? Much better for seeing you both

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up here? I'm sure it won't
take you long to lay this ghost business.

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By the first, you don't overestimate
our abilities, mister nolan Alec you've

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you've heard about your cousin of course, Oh yes, my dear Thamis told

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us as we drove up. Where's
Walter? He went into the village with

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the doctor and the body of his
father. He should be back to How's

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he taking it? Very quietly?
Too quietly if you ask me. Those

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Americans are pretty demonster to people,
you know, and Walter has been no

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exception. But he behaved very strangely
this morning when the doctor told him his

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father was dead. He just said, now things will start to happen,

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and then shut up like an oyster. Why can't they care? A tale

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of the fellow. Yes, quite
so, mister Holmes. I expect you

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and doctor Watson would like to go
to your room. I think i'd like

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to take a look at the musicians
gallery if you don't mind, just of

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course, would you excuse a star? It's in the dining hall here.

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It must have been very hospitable people
in those days FIFTI or sixty people could

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eat at that table. Hey,
yes, doctor, needless to remark,

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we hardly have usual room nowadays there's
the musician's gallery, mister home, Oh

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yes, yes, I see.
How do we get up there? I'll

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show you see there's a stone staircase
behind this history here follow me. Watch

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your step that's quite narrow, rather
dark. What's your head? Watch chap

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on me at homes I'm perfect built
the stairs for pigments. A yes,

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here we are, gentlemen. This
is the musician's gather, Hi Joe.

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It must have made a pretty picture. And the day's gone by a little

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string orchestra fiddling away here and stumble
up the Scottish nobility, bobbing and floating

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around in the intricacies of a highlands
of Tish or a state triga vat or

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something. What does that dorley do
to the bedroom wing? And that's where

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that goes to peered from the other
night, I suppose, yes, mister

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Hope, uh door job. You
generally keep this door on lock? Sir?

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Why no? But the key mysteriously
disappeared about a week. So James

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is having a new and maid,
so I must remind him about that.

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We're up here, water, we're
coming down. It's watering of Morris,

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My good cousin's son. Oh,
fellow, this has been a dreadful diner

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for him. Yes, I'm afraid
this is going to be a lot of

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painful interview. Hello Walter, this
is mister Sherlock Holmes and doctor Watson.

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How do you do shell Lack Combs, Sir, I've heard about you and

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your friend doctor Watson. Water Man, I'm friendfully sorry about your father,

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are you now? Isn't that nice
of you? Well, you'll be sorry

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enough when you're here that I'm going
to take you to court and prove that

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I'm the real Earl of Lockmore Water
of your mind? Am I? No?

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Father was out of his because he
kept quiet all these ye, But

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I'm going to have my rights.
I've looked up the records. I've had

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genealogist working for months, and I've
got all the facts that prove you're an

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impossible man. What are you talking
about? You know well enough when Cherlick

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Holmes here essential great uncles of the
gallows twenty years ago, the title in

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the state should have come to my
father. When I leave here tomorrow I'm

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going straight to the finest lawyer in
London. Then if you believe this,

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why have you anything about it till
now. Because I'm smart. I found

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out a thing or two since I've
been staying here. And one of the

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things I found out is that your
precious fiance and her brother wouldn't look twice

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at if it weren't for your money. In the title shut up, you

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will find out. She's a smart
little felly and she knows what kind of

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a track she's running you my compliment, sir, a very professional Opika is

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a very well deserved offensive scoundrel.
Sorry about this, Please don't say anything

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in front of it. He's going
to obsession. I fight understand. Come

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on, Watson, let's go and
find our rooms home. It's nearly dinner

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time. Why are we wondering about
here in the dark instead of having a

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glass of share with the others?
Were library and anteenches pectice now Watson like

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were m beas it occurred to me
that a further examination of his dining hall

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might prove profitable personally home And I
think you're wasting your time on this case.

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What makes you think that will happen? It's perfectly obvious that young American

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fellow was impascinating the ghost a few
nights ago. He knew his father was

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going to die, and he wanted
to build up the legend so make his

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own claim seemed more believable. But
he's sound reasoning, Watson, that's a

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biological in his deception. He should
repeat the performance now that his father is

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dead. Well, ghost walk at
midnight? So where do we go and

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have a glass of share? What
is it home? Someone's coming in from

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the library. Yes, who is
it? You can we've got to start.

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I heard voices and I knew the
candles were not a lighting here,

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so I came in to see who
it was. You're watching for the ghost,

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I suppose. Well you'll no be
disappointed, gentlemen, though you may

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see more than your bargain. For
all that metal week, Ghostly things that

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are not comprehend are playing with something
much more dangerous than fire. Fire burns.

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The shades are dead. To look
up, it's as opening. It's

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the ghost. Say here it comes
the poor buddy. See the armor on

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it and the way he's dragging one
leg behind him. Yes, it really

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quite an effective impersonation, and the
twilight provides most appropriate life for his play

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acting too. A few minutes young
American, of course, look behind him,

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there's another figure. Yes, best
in the same kind of armor and

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cuttying us hot. He's putting the
cost to see him. He's turnning.

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He's stuck. You're just raising his
look out great heavens, he's knocking through

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the ratings. That must be twenty
foot fall. Come on, O,

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come on, help you open his
bicy Yes it's Waltim mcmartiest, the American.

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Now from the angle of his head, I just suggest, but it

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might be the late Waltim McCarty.
Say Watson did all right home. He

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while of the second ticket, has
been able to slip back to that corn

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his keepers. Come on, he
was dressing arm and he can't covered it

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passed. Perhaps bea come up a
take him. Doctor Watson's story will continue

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in just a few seconds, which
is all the time I need to tell

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you about Patrae California Muscatel. Have
a try Patrie Muscatel. It's a wine

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that looks like sheer gold and it's
made from big, plump juice muscat grapes.

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Boy, pop one of those muscat
grapes into your mouth and you know

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you've got something delicious. You know
that, and you get the same flavor

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in Petrie musk Tell. It's a
perfect wine to serve a lady. Women

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love it, and that best time
to serve it is after dinner or on

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a Sunday afternoon, you know,
times like that. But just make sure

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it's Petrie musk Tell, because that's
the way to make sure it's gonna be

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good, Remember Petrie. And now
back to tonight's new Sherlock Holmes Adventure and

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the story of the limping ghost of
Lockmayor. There's no trace of the ghost

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magicians Geller. You gave him too
much of a start on afraid, of

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course you did find him. You'll
never find him because he's not much Missus

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macrinach. Is the original suit of
armor, the one worn by the first

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Earl of buckmase till Inmcastle. Ay, sir, it's in the library through

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that door there. I'll take it
too, Humbaba, thank you. We'll

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find it. Come on, Rotten, bring that candle with you, Joe.

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You can know what good thing you're
to stop jappling in dinner, really

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can Holmes? What do you make
of the second girl? Impostor? Obviously,

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but who could it have been?
That's what we have to find out.

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Old Chap and now did this Someone
knew that the American Walter mac morris

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was impersonating the ghost and used this
macabol method to kill him. But why

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kill him? Possibly his claims to
the title and estate were varied, or

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perhaps some phonetic were so diverted to
the Muckmare legend that he assumed the role

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of ghost and killed him for his
sacrilege. Old the cattle, Little Highway,

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little jab. Hello, here's a
suit of armor homes lying in a

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heap on the floor on the forehead, But I said, obviously belongs on

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that stand over there, perfectly clear. What's happened? The second figure used

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this armor and slipped it back in
here while we were examining the dead massively?

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What's impossibly? These disarmour gives us
a definitely clue, but it limits

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the field of posible sous. How
do you mean? Well, it's an

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interesting fact that the human race has
grown definitely nager in the past four hundred

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years. If you modern men can
wear authentic ancient armor like this. For

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example, take the first item on
the top of the heap lying on the

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floor. Here he is gauntlets of
chain mail. Got a arm well much

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too small to day either you nor
I could have won this suit. No

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local youngeman this take it. But
as his sister could have done this,

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Sok Thomas a butcher. He's a
small feman, and he becomes the dah

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Watson, how a distinguished client.
The young Earl of Lucknaire isn't so a

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small manage? You're so he is, and he might EASi had a motive

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down with Maris Head disputed his right
the title earlier in the day. He

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mustn't jump to conclusions. Nevertheless,
you see what valuable evidence this arm has

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become. Hello at sounds of the
rest of the part here on the seas,

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I suggested we join them, without
making any reference to the suit of

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armor. Remember old chap one of
them in there is a murderer, and

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we may have to suffer trap to
catch him. No, of course,

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are you sure he's dead, Dr
Watson, There's no doubt about it.

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His neck was broken instantly by the
fall. It's tread for father and son

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both died on the same day.
And you said the real ghost came up

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behind him, mister Holmes and struck
them, so they crashed through the railing

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of them, I said, another
figure addressed in and killed him, mister

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Nolan. So the real ghost I
saw him when he owned two eyes.

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He killed that man for trying to
bring shame on the name of Lochneir.

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Who can't we get into touch with
the police. How can I get a

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message to them tonight? If you
look outside, were almost completely stowed in

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snow. It Oh, hush,
sharling, there's nothing to be afraid of

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anymore. No, at least we
have the assurance that the ghosts were not

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limped again. Why well, the
murderers. No further motive for impersonating the

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ghost the walk now would be to
support the dead Americans claims. No,

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we shall spend a quiet night and
tomorrow I shall communicate with the proper authorities

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as to my quite definite notions regarding
the murderers. I but if the ghost

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should walk again, mister and sir, I shall know that at last I've

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encountered the truly supernatural crime, and
she'll retire from the practice of them of

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detection. As a little two o'clock, you're still over there the window,

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Buffy were Papio, you can help
being that young with Morris knows the g

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wil More. He told us pretty
little more. The shift to look about

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him. I don't like, never
did trust a fellow. Good look a

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squall in the eye. Let you
feel the same way. Home homes,

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homes, fire homes, Black Watson, where's you been? I thought you

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was over over the window. We've
been talking too, my dettle chap.

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It was on the dressing gown around
the last step of this strange, thankful

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tragedy. Thank the Lord for that. Perhaps I can get some sleep.

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Homes, Where have you been?
I went to the musicians Harry and waited

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the trap. Now it's ready to
spring, don't thoughtful? What? Come

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on? Come on? What do
you mean you you faited a trap?

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You'll see for yourself in a few
moments. As a matter of fact,

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I really dated it when I said
downstairs, if the real ghosts should walk

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again, I would retire from the
practice of the texture. I didn't understand

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you were saying it was well.
I was tempting the murderer to show his

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hand runs more. Come on,
come on, where are we going to

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wait? Behind the curtain at the
foot of the stairs leading to the musicians

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gallery? And I hope we don't
have to wait very long, Holmes,

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I'm getting a crook in my neck
trying to peer through this wretched curtain.

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How much longer do we have to
wait? Murry? You certainly come,

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not certain, but hopeful, expretely
hopeful. Well who it is? Don't

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too? Yes, but my proof
is too thing for a quarter of law.

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I mustn't touch him in the act. You got it, splendid,

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Let's go? Hell no, no, he walk into my trap. He's

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coming towards the head of the stairs. Great start. Exactly a simple piece

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of wire stretched across the gallery is
remarkably affected even with ghosts. Can't don't

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off for this biker. There we
are, good lord, it's it's changed

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now exactly what's happened? He walked
into a simple trap, friend, And

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I'm fraid the next trap will be
more lethal, or, if I'm down

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to it, proved to be the
one beneath the gallows. Well, now

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that we're headed back to London homes, perhaps you settle one or two points

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in the case that are borrowing me
quite a bit with pleasure, my dear

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Chapard, are they I still don't
see what Nolan's motive was in murdering the

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American. All that should be obvious. He wanted to ensure that his sister's

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aounced woud enjoy undisputed title to the
name of the states. How did you

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know it was Nolan? When I
examined the authentic suit of armor, you

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see, it was obvious it had
never been worn. I still don't quite

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You have to shoot of armor was
in a heap on the floor. Yeah,

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and if it had been hastily discarded. And yet well, the gauntlets

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were on top of the pile,
you remember, That's right, there were.

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If the shoot had really have been
worn, the gauntets would have been

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the first things to have been taken
off, and so would have been the

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underneath the pile. Obviously, therefore, the armor had been disarranged in order

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to make people believe the real ghost
A walk after the American's death, the

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suspects before Miss Nolan, her brother, Thomas, the butler, and Earl

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himself. When I pulled out missus
mc clinton, because remember she was standing

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behind us of the plan of the
murder. I'm beginning to understand all the

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suspects except Nolan was small enough to
warn the other that's right. Therefore,

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only he could have pretended to use
it. He did you. Oh no,

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my dear fellow undogly he procured a
similar one of modern manufacture. An

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amazing case. I'm an interesting one
at any rate. And once again,

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old fellow, I'm possibly reminded of
an old Scottish litany Scottish litter there which

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one you remember it? I'm coolies
and ghosts and long legged beasties and things

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that go bump in the night,
good lord deliverers, Well darker, that's

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really a swell story. You know. For a while I was beginning to

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believe in ghost Well I'm assumed to
admit it, but at the time,

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so you know, this sounds silly, But I bet it would be fun

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to be one of those legendary English
ghosts, you know, go around sticking

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and ose and too everybody's business and
playing practical jokes like Matt nobody able to

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figure out who did it. Fun
in a way. Well, you can

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go around scaring people where you want
to. But for me, I think

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it goes leads a terrible life,
so instance, can't have a pleasure of

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eating a nice juice of steak,
yeah, or drinking a glass of really

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good wine. Ah, now you're
talking young for the lass Petrie wine.

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You see, when I say good
wine. I always mean Petrie wine because

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you can depend on Petrin. I
know, I know why the Petrie family

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has been making wine for generations,
handing on down from father to son,

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from father to son, all their
skill and knowledge and experience. When you

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realize they started the Petrie business way
back in the eighteen hundreds, well,

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common sense tells you the Petrie family
knows practically all there is to know about

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the fine art of turning luscious grapes
into clear, fragrant wine. Yeah,

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whether you're looking for a swell wine
to serve before dinner, or with dinner,

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or after dinner, for any occasion, you just can't go wrong with

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a Petrie wine because Petrie took time
to bring you good wine. Now,

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doctor, what story are you going
to tell us this week? Well,

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now, next week, mister Bartel, I'm going to tell you a strange

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adventure that Holmes and I had in
the English countryside. It concerns the apparent

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madness of a certain Colonel Warburton and
the pleasant mystery of two dead dogs tonight.

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Sherlock Holmes adventure is written by Dennis
Green and Anthony Boucher and is based

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on an incident in the Sir Arthur
Conan Doyle story The Crooked Man. Mister

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Rathbourne appears through the courtesy of met
Goldwyn May and mister Bruce through the courtesy

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of Universal Pictures, where they are
now starring in the Sherlock Holmes series.

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The Petri Wine Company of San Francisco, California invites you to tune in a

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next week, same time, same
station. Oh, the pet Tree family

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took the time to bring you such
good wine. So when you eat and

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when you cook, remember Petry wine
to make good food taste better. Remember

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wa. This is Harry Bartel saying
good night for the Petree Family. Sherlock

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Holmes comes to you from our Hollywood
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