Speaker 1: Who would ever associate crime with those dear old homesteads.
Speaker 2: They always tell me with a certain horror.
Speaker 3: It's my belief, Watson, that the lowest and violest allies
Speaker 3: in London do not present a more dreadful record of sin, and.
Speaker 4: Does the smiling of beautiful country side.
Speaker 5: No man knew the hidden face of crime better than
Speaker 5: my friend Sherlock Holmes. My name is doctor Watson, and
Speaker 5: it was my privilege to share the adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 2: I will tell you about the case of the Copper Beeches.
Speaker 2: It began, as so often with a letter.
Speaker 3: It made Holmes want to laugh at first, but soon
Speaker 3: he was to take it seriously, and you will.
Speaker 2: See why in just a moment.
Speaker 3: Well, it looks as though I've touched bottom a life
Speaker 3: too this note I had this morning, asked my zero
Speaker 3: point identity.
Speaker 2: Yeah, read it you, amister Holmes.
Speaker 6: I'm very anxious, consultuous to whether I should or should
Speaker 6: not accept the situation which.
Speaker 2: Has been offered to me as governors.
Speaker 1: I should call it help us ten tomorrow if I
Speaker 1: do look inconvenience you yours faithfully.
Speaker 2: Violet Hunter.
Speaker 6: You know the young middy fuck not who's written yesterday,
Speaker 6: and it's help us ten now, yes, and I have
Speaker 6: no doubt that, but our doubt forbid it, so will
Speaker 6: be resolved for her.
Speaker 7: And as I'm much mistaken this question, you will excuse
Speaker 7: my problem you my hopes to home.
Speaker 3: I should be happy to do anything I can to
Speaker 3: save You're miss Hunter, pray taken ity. This is my
Speaker 3: friend and colleague, doctor Watson.
Speaker 2: How do you do?
Speaker 8: How do you think?
Speaker 2: Doctor Watson?
Speaker 8: M M Well, Home.
Speaker 9: I think I should explain that I have had a
Speaker 9: very strange experience, and if I have no parents or.
Speaker 8: Relatives of any thought from whom I.
Speaker 9: Could ask advice, I thought that perhap you would be
Speaker 9: kind enough to tell me what I should do.
Speaker 2: A strange experience.
Speaker 8: I have been a governess for five years.
Speaker 9: But my employer recently took an appointment abroad and I
Speaker 9: found myself.
Speaker 8: Without a situation.
Speaker 9: I advertised and I answered advertisements, but I had no success.
Speaker 9: Then the little money I'd saved began to run short.
Speaker 9: I was at my wit then what to do? There
Speaker 9: is a well known agency for governesses in the West
Speaker 9: End called Westways, and I used to call there about
Speaker 9: once a week. The manager, Miss Stpah sits in her
Speaker 9: own little office, and the.
Speaker 8: Ladies who are seeking employment wait in an ante room.
Speaker 9: They're shown in one by one, and Miss Stopah consults
Speaker 9: her ledgers and sees whether she has anything to suit
Speaker 9: them well. When I cause law, I think I was
Speaker 9: shown into the office as.
Speaker 8: Usual, But I found that Miss Soper was not a lot.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 7: This one will do.
Speaker 2: I could not ask for anything better, Miss.
Speaker 7: Soper, capital, capital, Sit down, Miss hunter Pie, this isn't
Speaker 7: the rule castle.
Speaker 8: Thank you.
Speaker 2: You are looking for a situation miss.
Speaker 8: Yes, sir as governors, Yes sir?
Speaker 2: And what sory do you ask?
Speaker 9: In my last place with Colonel since Monroe, I had
Speaker 9: four pounds a mass.
Speaker 2: Oh, come come, sweating ranks sweating.
Speaker 7: How could anyone offer so pitiful a sum to a
Speaker 7: lady with such attraction?
Speaker 2: An accomplishment?
Speaker 9: My accomplishment will may be less than your emergine A
Speaker 9: little French, a little German muses and.
Speaker 7: Drawing is all pract beside the question. The point is
Speaker 7: have you the bearing and department of the ladies?
Speaker 2: There? It is in a nutshell. If you have not,
Speaker 2: you are not fitted for.
Speaker 7: The rearing of a child who may some day play.
Speaker 2: A considerable part in the history of the country.
Speaker 7: But if you have wether, then how could any dethman
Speaker 7: ask you to condescend to accept anything under free figures?
Speaker 2: Your salary with me, madam, would commence at a hundred
Speaker 2: pounds a year.
Speaker 7: It is also my custom to advance to my young
Speaker 7: ladies half their salary beforehand, so they may.
Speaker 2: Meet any little expenses of their journey and their wardrobe.
Speaker 7: May I ask where you live, sir, perhapsha charming rural
Speaker 7: place at the Copper Beaches, five miles on the far
Speaker 7: side of Winchester.
Speaker 2: It's the dearest old country house. And my duty, sir,
Speaker 2: a one child, one dear little romper, just six years.
Speaker 8: Though my soul duty then are to take charge of
Speaker 8: a single child.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, not for soul, not for soul.
Speaker 7: My dear young lady, your duty would be, as I
Speaker 7: am sure your good sense would suggest, to obey any
Speaker 7: little commands, provided always that they were such as a
Speaker 7: lady might with propriety obey, and which I or my
Speaker 7: wife might skid.
Speaker 8: Your wives, I should be happy to make that solf useful.
Speaker 8: Of course.
Speaker 7: Quite so, we are faddy people, you know, faddy that's
Speaker 7: kind hearted in dress.
Speaker 2: Now, for example, if you were asked to.
Speaker 7: Wear any dress which we might give you, you would
Speaker 7: not object to our little swim, or to sit here.
Speaker 2: Or sit there that would not be offensive to.
Speaker 7: You, no, or to cut your long hair quite short
Speaker 7: before you came to us.
Speaker 8: My hair, oh loosh, not my hair. So I'm saying
Speaker 8: that is quite impossible.
Speaker 2: Well, I'm afraid it's quite essential.
Speaker 7: There's a little fancy of my wife's and ladies fancies,
Speaker 7: you know, Madam.
Speaker 2: A lady's fancies must be consulted.
Speaker 8: And so you wouldn't cut your hair. Mister I really
Speaker 8: could not very well.
Speaker 7: And okay, Miss Sober, I had best inspect a few
Speaker 7: more of your young ladies.
Speaker 8: Very well, mister.
Speaker 9: Lucason, Miss Hunter, do you desire your men to be
Speaker 9: kept upon our books if you please? Wellgary, it seems
Speaker 9: rather useless than to refuse them as excellent offered in discussion.
Speaker 9: You can hardly expected to exert ourselves to find.
Speaker 8: Another opening for you. Good day, Miss Hunter, yest come
Speaker 8: along now well, mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: When I got back to my lodgings and found little
Speaker 9: enough in the cupboard and two or three.
Speaker 8: Bills on the table, I began to ask myself whether
Speaker 8: I had not done a foolish thing. After all, if
Speaker 8: these people.
Speaker 9: Helped change said, they were at least ready to pay
Speaker 9: for their eccentricity. Ready to governesses in England are getting
Speaker 9: one hundred a years?
Speaker 8: Besides, what use would my hair to me?
Speaker 9: By the day after next I had almost overcome my price,
Speaker 9: be far as to go back to the agency when
Speaker 9: I received this letter from the gentleman himself, and miss has.
Speaker 2: Time to give me your dress.
Speaker 7: And they're write from the Copper beaches to ask you
Speaker 7: whether you have reconsidered your decisions.
Speaker 2: And my wife has been.
Speaker 10: Much affected by my description of you.
Speaker 2: It is very anxious that you should come.
Speaker 7: We are willing to give one hundred and twenty ft
Speaker 7: the years so as a recompense for any little inconvenience,
Speaker 7: which are fair made. Course, they're not very exactly how fall,
Speaker 7: and your duties with the child are very light. As
Speaker 7: regards your hair, you have no doubt the kidding, But
Speaker 7: I am afraid the times remain.
Speaker 9: Firm upon this point.
Speaker 2: To meet you with the dark time. That is the
Speaker 2: letter I have just received.
Speaker 9: Mister Holmes, And my mind is made doubt that I
Speaker 9: will accept.
Speaker 8: But I thought that before.
Speaker 9: Taking the final step, I should like to submit the
Speaker 9: whole matter to your consideration.
Speaker 2: I confess it is not the situation which I should
Speaker 2: like to see a sister of mind apply for Carle
Speaker 2: mean Lo. I have no data. I cannot tell. Perhaps
Speaker 2: the hunter has formed some opinion.
Speaker 9: Well, mister Newcastle seemed the kind man. Is it not
Speaker 9: possible that his wife is a lunatic and that, for
Speaker 9: fear she should be taken to an asylum he humored
Speaker 9: her to prevent an outbreak?
Speaker 2: Does matters stand? That is the most probable solution. But
Speaker 2: in any case, it doesn't seem to be a very
Speaker 2: nice household for a young ladies.
Speaker 8: But the money, mister Holmes, the money ta is too good.
Speaker 2: That's what makes me uneasy. There must be some strong
Speaker 2: reason for our for you one hundred and twenty pounds
Speaker 2: when they could have that big for forty.
Speaker 9: I feel that too, so I thought if I told
Speaker 9: you the circumstances, you would understand afterwards, if I wanted
Speaker 9: your help, I should feel so much stronger if I
Speaker 9: felt that you were at the back of.
Speaker 2: Me, or you may carry that feeling away with you.
Speaker 3: I assure you that your little problem promises to be
Speaker 3: the most interesting that has.
Speaker 2: Come my way for some months now. If you should find.
Speaker 1: Yourself in doubt or danger, what dangered you for.
Speaker 4: Seem it would cease to be a danger if we
Speaker 4: could define it.
Speaker 8: Oh well, now.
Speaker 9: That I have spoken to you, I shall write to
Speaker 9: mister Willcastle, sacrifice my poor hair to night and start for.
Speaker 7: Winchester tomorrow, and don't forget at any time.
Speaker 4: Day or night a telegram would bring me down here.
Speaker 3: You listen to this, well, do it be at Black
Speaker 3: Span Hotel, Winchester midday tomorrow. Do come at my wits end? Hunter,
Speaker 3: So it's taken out just a fortnight to find she
Speaker 3: needs my help again.
Speaker 2: When I look up between the worlds, will you come
Speaker 2: with me?
Speaker 3: I wish to capital. Then I suggest we turn in
Speaker 3: at once. We shall need to be at our.
Speaker 2: Best of the more much further to.
Speaker 1: Girl, God, good Heaven, who never associate crime with those
Speaker 1: dear old.
Speaker 2: Homestage They always still need with a certain horror.
Speaker 4: It's my belief, Watson, founded upon experience.
Speaker 2: I may add that the.
Speaker 3: Lowest and violest alleys in London do not present a
Speaker 3: more dreadful record of sin. Whom does the smiling of
Speaker 3: beautiful country side a find.
Speaker 2: For the reason is today obvious.
Speaker 3: The pressure of public opinion can do in the town
Speaker 3: what the law cannot accomplish. There is no alley so
Speaker 3: vile that the scream of a torture child doesn't forget
Speaker 3: some sympathy and indignation among the neighbors, and one word
Speaker 3: of complaint concept the whole machinery of justice game O cool.
Speaker 4: But look at these lonely houses, each in its own field.
Speaker 2: They're fill for the most part of poor England.
Speaker 4: But who know little of the law, link of the
Speaker 4: deeds of hellish clause, with the hidden wickedness which may
Speaker 4: go on year in, year out in such places.
Speaker 2: And none the wiser had this lady.
Speaker 3: Who appeals to us for help constate in Winchester, I should.
Speaker 2: Never have had a fear for her.
Speaker 4: Now it's the five miles of country between thas to differ.
Speaker 1: Still, if she can come into winters of the meters,
Speaker 1: she has a freedom.
Speaker 2: Where so hen with the mess she just no explanation.
Speaker 2: I have devised seven separate explanations. Each of them would.
Speaker 3: Cover the texts as far as we know them. But
Speaker 3: which of them is correct can only be determined by
Speaker 3: the fresh information.
Speaker 5: That we shall know i'd find waiting for us at
Speaker 5: the next one.
Speaker 2: Ah, there's the dog el.
Speaker 8: I thought you'd leave the summon to town this morning.
Speaker 8: Dot he little knew for what curpose?
Speaker 2: They let us have everything in its due order? This hunter.
Speaker 9: Well, in the first place, I must say that I
Speaker 9: have met on the whole no actual ill treatment for
Speaker 9: mister and Missus Roecastle. But I'm not easy in my
Speaker 9: mind about them. I can't understand them. What can you
Speaker 9: not understand the reason for their conduct? But you shall
Speaker 9: have it just as its occurred when I came down,
Speaker 9: mister Lucastle met me here and drove.
Speaker 8: Me in his dog cart to copper Peature. Yes, I
Speaker 8: was introduced that evening to his wife and child.
Speaker 9: I gather that mister and Missus Roucastle have been married
Speaker 9: about seven years.
Speaker 8: He was a widower, and his only child by his.
Speaker 9: First wife was a daughter who is now in Philadelphia.
Speaker 9: As she couldn't have been less than twenty, I can
Speaker 9: quite imagine that her physician must have been uncomfortable.
Speaker 8: With her father's young new wife.
Speaker 2: Yes, Indeed, as for Missus.
Speaker 9: Rocastle, I now know that there was no truth in
Speaker 9: our conjecture in your rooms at Baker Street.
Speaker 8: She is not mad.
Speaker 9: I found her to be a near nonentity. It's colorless
Speaker 9: in mind that she is in features.
Speaker 8: Her husband is kind to us, but she seems to
Speaker 8: have some secret sorrow.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 9: The one unpleasant thing about the house which struck me
Speaker 9: at once was the appearance and manner of the two servants,
Speaker 9: A man and his wife.
Speaker 8: Tolla said he called is a rough, uncouth man with
Speaker 8: a perpetual smell of drink. His wife is tall and
Speaker 8: song and very sour.
Speaker 7: And that's the entire household. Yes, oh, except for Carlo Carlor.
Speaker 8: Mister Wilcastle introduced me to hear him on my first evening.
Speaker 2: There can't be frightened. He's well tied up. It's only Carlo,
Speaker 2: my mastiff that I call him mine. But really, old
Speaker 2: Toller is the only one who can do anything with him.
Speaker 4: We feed him once a day, and not too much then, so.
Speaker 2: He's always keen as mustard. So I lets him loose every.
Speaker 7: Night, and heaven helped the trespasser he lays his fangs into.
Speaker 7: Oh and for goodness sake, miss Hunter, don't you ever
Speaker 7: on any.
Speaker 4: Pretexts that you've put over the threshold at night.
Speaker 2: It is as much as your life is worth if
Speaker 2: you do.
Speaker 4: But it's direct warning and no idle one identity, the
Speaker 4: famous Hunter.
Speaker 2: Continue your narrative.
Speaker 9: For two days after my arrival, my life was very quiet.
Speaker 9: On the third, missus luc also came down just after
Speaker 9: breakfast and whispered in.
Speaker 8: Her husband bears.
Speaker 2: Ah, yes to be.
Speaker 7: Sure, and miss Hunter, and my wife reminds me to
Speaker 7: say how much we are obliged to you for falling
Speaker 7: in with our winds so far as to cut your hair.
Speaker 8: And the effect is charming, My dear, It is nice
Speaker 8: of you.
Speaker 2: To say so, I assure you.
Speaker 7: It has not attracted the tiniest diota from your appearance.
Speaker 2: And now we shall see how a change of dress
Speaker 2: will become you. If you will kind of go up
Speaker 2: to your room, you will find one laid out ready
Speaker 2: on your bed.
Speaker 7: It belongs to my dear daughter Alice, who's now in Philadelphia.
Speaker 2: It will bet you very well.
Speaker 7: Charming, simply charming might have been made to measure Ada
Speaker 7: a perfect fit.
Speaker 8: I was surprised to see how well it's duty perfect.
Speaker 7: And now miss Hunter's be good enough to take the
Speaker 7: chair over there, the one with its back to the
Speaker 7: center window.
Speaker 8: Ah splendid, Oh my dear, let us stay and talk
Speaker 8: with miss Hunter for a little while. And they stayed
Speaker 8: there talking for about an hour.
Speaker 9: Mister Holmes, mister Rucastle told some extremely funny stories, so
Speaker 9: funny that I laughed till I was tired. The odd
Speaker 9: thing was, though, that missus Rucarstal never.
Speaker 8: So much has smiled at them.
Speaker 9: Then her husband suddenly remarked that I might change my
Speaker 9: breath and go about my daily duty.
Speaker 8: Well, two days later, the same thing happened.
Speaker 9: When he had had me laughing helplessly at his stories
Speaker 9: for a while, my employer handed me a novel, moved
Speaker 9: my chair.
Speaker 8: Straight with one side, and asked me to read to him.
Speaker 8: I read for about ten minutes, and then suddenly, in
Speaker 8: the middle of a sentence, he ordered me to.
Speaker 9: Stop and go and change my dress. I hope, mister homie,
Speaker 9: you don't find my story too protracted.
Speaker 3: I'm glad of the full details, whether they seemed to
Speaker 3: you to be relevant.
Speaker 9: Or not, but I shall try not to miss anything
Speaker 9: of importance. You can imagine how curious I became as
Speaker 9: to the meaning of this extraordinary performance. For one thing,
Speaker 9: I noticed that they were always very careful to turn
Speaker 9: my face away from the window. Ah, I became consumed
Speaker 9: with a desire to see what was going.
Speaker 8: On behind my back.
Speaker 9: Then, as happy thought seized me, my hand mirror had
Speaker 9: been broken, and I concealed a small piece of the
Speaker 9: glass in my handkerchief. Cause on the next occasion, in
Speaker 9: the midst of the laughter, I put my handkerchief up
Speaker 9: to my eyes and was.
Speaker 8: Able, with a little management to see all that.
Speaker 9: There was behind it was there was a man standing
Speaker 9: outside in the Southampton road.
Speaker 8: He was small and he had a bild.
Speaker 9: There were several others, but this one appeared to be
Speaker 9: looking earnestly in my direction. However, when I loaded my handkerchief,
Speaker 9: I found missus Roulcastle's eyes also fixed on me. She
Speaker 9: said nothing, but I'm convinced that she knew I had
Speaker 9: a mirror in my hand.
Speaker 8: She rose at once. Yes, So, my dear, there's an
Speaker 8: impersonal fellow out on the verse, stearing up at Miss Hunter.
Speaker 2: Really, a friend of Miss Hunter said.
Speaker 8: I I know no one in these partser oh dear me, how.
Speaker 7: Very impertinent day timely turned around.
Speaker 2: And weigh him away like this.
Speaker 9: Surely it would be better to take you notice, No, no,
Speaker 9: we should have him writing here always exactly.
Speaker 7: The kindly turned around, Miss Hunter and motioned him to
Speaker 7: go away. Very well, Is that all you have to
Speaker 7: tell us, be Hunter?
Speaker 8: Almost all, mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: I had noticed that one wing of the Copper Beeches
Speaker 9: appeared to be quite uninhabited.
Speaker 2: Oh when I.
Speaker 9: Saw Tom come from there yesterday and forget to take
Speaker 9: the key out of the partition door, I slipped in
Speaker 9: quickly enough. I found a little passage with three doors
Speaker 9: in a line. Two of them would open, the central
Speaker 9: one was closed and filled.
Speaker 8: With an iron bar and peddler bar. My nerves failed me.
Speaker 9: Suddenly I've turned and ran straightened to the arms of
Speaker 9: mister Wook.
Speaker 8: So it was you, then, I'm so frightened.
Speaker 2: And what has frightened you, my dear young lady.
Speaker 9: It's so brittly steal in there, it's so lonely and eerie.
Speaker 8: Only that Why what do you mean?
Speaker 2: Why do you imagine I locked the door to this wing?
Speaker 8: I'm sure I don't know, sir.
Speaker 2: It's to keep out people who have no business here?
Speaker 2: Do you see now?
Speaker 8: What? I'm sure? If I had no.
Speaker 2: Then you know now?
Speaker 7: And if you ever put your foot over that threshold again,
Speaker 7: I'll throw you to the mast if remember that, miss.
Speaker 9: After that, I suppose I could have fled the house,
Speaker 9: But I must confess my curiosity.
Speaker 8: Remained as strong as my fears.
Speaker 9: By the time I had sent you a wire, Mister Holmes,
Speaker 9: I felt much easier. I had no difficulty getting leave
Speaker 9: to come here this morning, but I must get.
Speaker 8: That by free. Mister and Missus Roelecastle are going on
Speaker 8: a visit early this evening, and I had to look
Speaker 8: after the child.
Speaker 4: That is well, what about Toller and his wife?
Speaker 9: I heard his wife telling Missus Roelcastle that he's drunk
Speaker 9: himself into incapability.
Speaker 8: She can do nothing with him before.
Speaker 4: Now he's little seller with a good strong love.
Speaker 8: Yes the wine cellar.
Speaker 4: Do you think he could perform one more feat?
Speaker 3: I will try, Doctor Watson, and I will be at
Speaker 3: the couple beaches by seven o'clock.
Speaker 10: The rucastles will be out by them. Yes, yes, and
Speaker 10: Taller should still be incapable. Not only remains Missus Toller.
Speaker 10: If you could send her into the sealars on Errand
Speaker 10: and then turn the key on her, you would facilitate
Speaker 10: matters immensely.
Speaker 8: I will do it excellent, wasn't yes him?
Speaker 2: I trust you have your revolver.
Speaker 3: All there's only one feasible explanation for this business, and
Speaker 3: it's clear that they're dealing with a very cunning man,
Speaker 3: very well than this Hunter.
Speaker 4: We shall meet you at the cop of Eaches at
Speaker 4: seven o'clock.
Speaker 2: Have you managed it?
Speaker 9: Yes?
Speaker 8: Let missus taller something to be let out. Tala is
Speaker 8: snowing on the kitchen, nud Here are his keys?
Speaker 2: Well done?
Speaker 3: Doout lead the way and we shall soon see the
Speaker 3: end of this black business.
Speaker 8: This is the last one.
Speaker 2: One of these keys must set the last. There's no
Speaker 2: sound from inside. I trust they're not too late. Ah,
Speaker 2: this is the one.
Speaker 3: No one here roale Castle has guessed miss Hunter's intentions
Speaker 3: and carried his victim off.
Speaker 7: But how through that skylight?
Speaker 2: We call? Soon find out how you it it? Yes, yes,
Speaker 2: I can just see.
Speaker 4: The end of the letter against thee But I tell
Speaker 4: you he's a clever.
Speaker 2: Dangerous man.
Speaker 3: Whom's someone's coming, Watson, have your pistol ready for.
Speaker 2: So I've caught you have I villain? Where's your daughter?
Speaker 3: It is for me to ask you that you thieves,
Speaker 3: spies and paeves.
Speaker 2: Fore you run by power. I'll serve you.
Speaker 4: He comes to the door, revolver, we'd better get downstairs
Speaker 4: and close the door.
Speaker 9: M hm.
Speaker 4: Great, Heaven's.
Speaker 2: Quickly, wasn't doing the dish?
Speaker 8: That proves my.
Speaker 2: Hm? Well, Ruegcastle will live with Denry.
Speaker 4: Then let us hear what missus Tuller has to tell us.
Speaker 3: It's clear to me that she knows more about this
Speaker 3: matter than anyone else.
Speaker 9: I don't say before now if we've got out of
Speaker 9: that Feller. Oh, missus Chitty, I didn't know what you
Speaker 9: was planning, and I told you you're wasting your time?
Speaker 8: How could I know?
Speaker 3: Pray, Missus Tyler, let us hear it. There are several
Speaker 3: points on which I must confess.
Speaker 2: I'm still in the bar well.
Speaker 8: She was never happy at home, wasn't miss Alice? After
Speaker 8: he married again, you.
Speaker 2: Were referred of rucastle daughter.
Speaker 9: Yes, sir, she wasn't happy, but Sims never got real
Speaker 9: bad for her till she took up with mister Fowler.
Speaker 4: Mister Fowler the sea.
Speaker 9: Sharing gentleman mister Friend's house, and Rucastle objected.
Speaker 2: To the association.
Speaker 9: It wasn't just that, sir, You see, Miss Allis had
Speaker 9: a lot of money, of her own by her mother's will,
Speaker 9: and there seems to be a chance for her husband
Speaker 9: coming forward. Mister Rucastle wanted her to sign a paper
Speaker 9: giving him control of the.
Speaker 8: Money whether she married or not. When she wouldn't, he
Speaker 8: kept at her so much that she talked about running away.
Speaker 7: Ah, then I think I can deduce all that remains. Roucastle,
Speaker 7: I presumed took to this system of imprisonment.
Speaker 8: Yes, sir, do you mean.
Speaker 9: That Alice never went to Philadelphia?
Speaker 8: Mister Rucastle kept her locked up in that room.
Speaker 3: Yes, and had the ingenious idea of bringing you down
Speaker 3: from London to impersonator to give the watching mister Fowler
Speaker 3: the impression that she no longer wished.
Speaker 2: To encourage her. The laugh dow on these occasions was
Speaker 2: to convey the appearance that you remained.
Speaker 3: In good spirits and was under no compulsion of restract.
Speaker 8: But then where is Alice now?
Speaker 3: I presume mister Fowler, being as persevering as a good seamen,
Speaker 3: should be succeeded by certain arguments in convincing that.
Speaker 4: Lady that her interests were the same as his.
Speaker 9: Mister Fowler was a very kind spighten three hundred gentlemen.
Speaker 3: And in this way he managed that your good man
Speaker 3: should have no want to drink, and that the ladder
Speaker 3: should be ready at the moment when your master had
Speaker 3: gone us he suspected something and came back like us.
Speaker 3: He was too late for his daughter, the sponsons and
Speaker 3: the hunter. Here comes a lady.
Speaker 2: I presume it to be missus Rucastle.
Speaker 3: Our locusts stand by now is rather a questionable one.
Speaker 3: I think we'd better make our way back to Winchester
Speaker 3: and say goodbye to the Copper Beaches. The Case of
Speaker 3: the Copper Beaches was one of the stories of Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 4: By for Arthur.
Speaker 3: My name is Norman Shelley. My friend Carlcolm Hobbs played Sherlock.
Speaker 2: Holmes, and I was Doctor Watson.
Speaker 1: The script for this.
Speaker 4: BBC production from London was by Michael Harvey.
Speaker 3: I look forward to the pleasure of your company again,
Speaker 3: soul for more of the adventures of Sherlock Holmes.