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Speaker 1: Petrie Wine brings you.

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Speaker 2: Kasil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce and the New Adventures.

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Speaker 1: Of Sherlock Holmes.

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Speaker 2: The Petrie family, the family that took time to bring

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you good wine, invite you to spend the next half

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hour listening to doctor Watson tell us another exciting adventure

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he shared with his old friend.

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Speaker 1: That master Detective Sherlock Holmes.

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Speaker 2: And I'd like to tell you about something you ought

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to share with your family before dinner, and that's Petrie

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California's sherry, because Petrie Sherry can make that time before

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dinner a high spot in your day.

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Speaker 3: At Petrie Sherry is a truly fine wine.

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Speaker 2: Its color is a deep amber, rich and inviting, and

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the wine is wonderfully smooth and full body flavor just well, honestly,

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I mean it when I say the best beginning a

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good meal ever had, it's a glass of Petrie sherry.

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Oh and look, if some of your family like their

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sherry dry, you know, not sweet, they really like Petree

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pale dry sherry. So to be sure you please everyone,

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don't buy one, buy two, Buy the regular Petrie sherry

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and Petree Pale dry sherry, and.

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Speaker 1: Be sure you look for those letters P. E. T R. I,

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because they spell.

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Speaker 2: The proudest name in the history of American wines, Petree.

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And now I know our good friend doctor Watson's expecting us.

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Let's go in and join it. Good evening, doctor, good evening.

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Say how are you feeling, doctor, all over that attack

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of flew your head.

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Speaker 4: I'm feeling very much better, Thank you, my boy. I'm

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still a little weak. We old fossils take much longer

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to get over that sort of thing the.

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Speaker 5: New young fellows.

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Speaker 1: Well, you take good care of yourself, Doc, You've got

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a lot of friends, you know.

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Speaker 5: Oh I'm very glad to hear that. Thank you, mister,

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about hell.

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Speaker 4: And now settle yourself down and I'll get on with

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tonight's new Sherlock Holmes Adventure.

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Speaker 1: Where did it take place?

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Speaker 5: You may not be familiar with.

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Speaker 4: The names of Jersey, Kuernsey, Alderney and Sack, but those

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are the four principal islands that make up the group

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known as the Channel Island.

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Speaker 3: Oh, yes, doctor, I have heard of them somewhere.

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Speaker 1: In the English Channel.

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Speaker 2: Aren't they between the southern coast of England and the

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northern coast of France.

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Speaker 5: Quite right, my boy, though I very much doubt.

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Speaker 4: If you've ever heard of the tiny island on which

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this story happened, it was the island of Goth, a

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minute but self contained spot for the population of just

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under a thousand inhabitants, subsisting, and from what I saw

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of the island in those days, subsisting very well on

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its dairy products.

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Speaker 1: Was it under the rule of the British government?

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Speaker 4: Doctor, Oh no, it, mister about Hill, not exactly. You see,

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the island belong to a family by the name of Horn.

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The head of the family, who's known as the Senior

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of Goth was an independent ruler, owing nominal allegiance to

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the King of England. That allegiance was expressed by one

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of those traditional ceremonies in which the Sei year annually

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presented one pound of freshnet churned butter to a representative

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of the British crown.

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Speaker 2: Times haven't changed much, have they, Darkly, pound of butter

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is still worth a king's ransom. But tell me what

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were you and the great Sherlock Holmes doing on the

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island of Garth.

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Speaker 5: Well, just come into that, boy, who give a minute.

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Speaker 4: It was in the summer of eighteen hundred and ninety

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six when, to my utter amazement, Homes informed me that

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we were going to the Island of Garth as the

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official representatives of the British Crown to accept the annual

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presentation of butter. At the time, I must confess I

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couldn't see why Holmes wanted to accept such a ridiculous mission.

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It was only as we approached the island in a

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small fishing boat that he told me a great deal

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more was at state than a pound of butter. Unfortunately,

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mister Bartel, I'm not much of a sailor, and as

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the wind was blowing hard and the sea racing, I'm

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afraid I wasn't a very intelligent confect.

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Speaker 6: Te Watson, will sum be bea I hope?

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Speaker 5: So I feel wretched home.

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Speaker 4: I must say the whole trip seems exactly ridiculous to me,

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plunging and bobbing about in a little boat in a

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raging current just because somebody wants to give somebody else

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upon the mother.

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Speaker 7: Dear Ol Watson, you don't really think the amblission is

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so innocuous to you?

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Speaker 5: Opening Why are we going to the Island of God.

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Speaker 7: Under the Island of Garth at the express wiship?

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Speaker 5: It's present ruler math A horn Mouth Horn.

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Speaker 1: I never heard of it.

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Speaker 7: It's an extremely spirited old lady, and the only woman

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who dared tell a certain resident of Windsor Castle that

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you look devilishly dowdy.

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Speaker 6: For an emperors.

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Speaker 5: It's got humans.

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Speaker 7: I mean at Watson that Martha Horn's behests are not

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likely disregarded. Obviously, she wishes to see me urgently. Also,

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my brother might cough with pressure on me. He reminded

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me that a visit to goth might be closely allied

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to this emerald typeing.

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Speaker 5: I wear, of course you recall the origin of the

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can naturally.

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Speaker 4: That lady at Windsor Castle gave it to you after

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our little trouble last year. I will go stolen plans

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for the Bruce Partington submarine.

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Speaker 6: Exactly, my dear fellow.

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Speaker 7: But remember that the spy Oberstein had put those plans

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up for auction in all the naval centers of Europe.

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Some hint of their nature must have leaked out. It's

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even possible that other powers may be able by now

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to duplicate the pride.

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Speaker 5: Of our submarine fleet.

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Speaker 6: And whoever controls the channel.

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Speaker 7: Watson controls England.

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Speaker 5: There dropping anchor, and yet we're still a quarter mile

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out from the island. Why why do you think they're

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doing that? That comes a skipper here?

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Speaker 1: Tell us here the iss close to the island.

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Speaker 8: As we may approach Michieu. We have already sent signals.

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A smaller boat is putting out for you. It will

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be here in a little Why thank you a smaller boat?

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Speaker 4: Good lord Poems, you were hinting at the naval significance

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of the island of God.

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Speaker 6: Yes, what have I was?

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Speaker 4: Or what good would it be as a pot if

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even a small boat like this can only come within

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half a mile awa.

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Speaker 5: It for a service?

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Speaker 6: Doesn't know? But we speaking of submarines.

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Speaker 7: The gas I learned from the Encyclopedia boasts a magnificent

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interior of cavern accessible only through underwater channels.

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Speaker 5: S got an.

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Speaker 4: Ideal natural harbor and dry dock for a submarine fleet is.

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Speaker 7: Slain and on the control of the island of Garth,

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Watson may well rest.

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Speaker 6: The fate of the British Isles. Now old chap perhaps

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Speaker 7: Why Micraft were so anxious for us to collect a

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Speaker 4: Almost doesn't seem wonderful to be on land again. First

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of fishing smack and then that wretched little rowing boat.

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Then the bucket swinging is up to the face of

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the cliff. Now at last I can stretch the legs.

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Speaker 6: Stay old chap steady is dady? Let me give your hand.

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You will soon get your land legs back.

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Speaker 4: Thank Here, I have a big shake here I must confess. Hello,

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who's that couple walking.

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Speaker 6: To orders welcoming committee? No doubt?

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Speaker 5: How do you know.

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Speaker 1: Mister Shela Corms and doctor Watson. We'll maybe to present myself.

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I'm doctor Hugo Obervalle.

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Speaker 6: How do how do you do?

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Speaker 5: Doctor?

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Speaker 2: And this is missus Reeves the housekeep at horn Castle

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where you will be staying.

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Speaker 3: How do you Welcome to the island of God.

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Speaker 2: Gentlemen, you are deput to come and greet you and

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take you back to the castle. We can walk there

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across the cliff tops. It isn't very fast, clendid.

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Speaker 7: I think my friend will appreciate traveling on telepernel.

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Speaker 2: Once again, dear me here, doctor, you are not a

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good sailor perhaps no.

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Speaker 5: Perhaps about it, sir, I had a miserable crossing.

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Speaker 6: I am sorry to hear it.

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Speaker 2: I trust you a short state the castle will be

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some recompense for the job.

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Speaker 9: The former presentation of the butter will take place tonight.

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There will be no reason why you, gentlemen cannot return

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Speaker 7: Oh, thank you, Missus Reeves. But it's more than likely.

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Speaker 3: It will be quite unnecessary.

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Speaker 7: I'm afraid that is a matter for Missus Horn and

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ourselves to decide.

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Speaker 9: I'm afraid that Missus Horn is incapable of making any

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Speaker 5: What do you mean, madam?

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Speaker 2: Obviously you have not heard, but the news is slow

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Speaker 3: Missus Horn died yesterday.

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Speaker 5: Died, good Lord, a natural death.

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Speaker 3: I spirst, But of course I attended her myself.

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Speaker 1: A simple case of heart failure.

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Speaker 9: The poor lady died.

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Speaker 6: In her sleep.

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Speaker 1: Shelby, begin our walk to the castle.

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Speaker 4: Hi, Johanns has changing things? Do you suppose it was

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Speaker 6: I suppose nothing, old fellow.

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Speaker 7: But in almost twenty years of practice, I can recall

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precisely three clients, actual or potential, who died natural deaths.

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Speaker 6: Come on, let's follow.

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Speaker 10: Them, mister shellicombe, Doctor Watson.

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Speaker 9: This is this Christopher Horn, grandson of Missus Horn and

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the new ruler of God.

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Speaker 2: Hello, son, ask your fellows to come over here. Too

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bad you have to arrive just as the poor old

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girl kicked the bucket.

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Speaker 7: Though, Allow me to offer my condolences on your grandmother's death.

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Speaker 2: Indeed, mister, thank you, it was a ghostly business. I

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found her frightful sight. There was an awful, an awful silly.

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Speaker 6: Grin on the old Jes's pace.

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Speaker 9: And don't you think it would be more to the

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point if you were to explain the ceremony and connection

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with tonight's presentation.

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Speaker 1: You're right, breb Ve is a.

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Speaker 2: Terrible tyrant, but she is efficient, and what I do

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without her? Always ran everything for poor old Granny.

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Speaker 1: Why when the old.

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Speaker 9: Girl was ill, he Christopher, I gave you a schedule

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of the ceremonies this morning.

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Speaker 3: What did you do with its?

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Speaker 9: Apreeby, I don't know, must have lost it, and I

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have my own copy in the study.

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Speaker 1: That's well, I don't know what I do without your Excuse.

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Speaker 5: Us a moment, gentlemen. I'll be back.

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Speaker 4: Ma Oh, what a fuss going on here? That boy

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is completely under the farm of Missus Reeves. He was

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trying to tell us something, but that frightful woman kept

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changing a subject.

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Speaker 7: We spoke of an awful, silly grin on the dead

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woman's face. Didn't that suggest something to you.

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Speaker 4: Right, Joe, That's one of the characteristic symptoms of stricting.

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Speaker 6: Poison, exact, your fellow.

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Speaker 7: And perhaps he was going on to mention the equally

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characteristic arching of the body. We've got to get mister

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Hornt to ourselves for a little while, and you've got

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to examined the body of the dead woman, and it's

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going to be difficult.

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Speaker 6: Hmm.

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Speaker 7: Another balcony outside the window. Yes, tears come along. Let's

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see what it leads to.

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Speaker 4: The balcony seems to lead right round this particular wing

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of the castle.

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Speaker 5: Must have served as a lookout of the olden days.

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Speaker 7: Yeah, hello, here's mister the windows and the room adjoying

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the one we just came out of. It's got a

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little closer show. We may be able to find out something.

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Can you see anything? Yes, they're in there. Missus Reed's

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and the boy. She's leaving the room. That's an opportunity.

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I'll tap on the window.

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Speaker 5: Have you seen this? He's coming to open it.

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Speaker 3: What are you two doing out there marrying a few?

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Speaker 5: Yes, my boys, it's quite beautiful.

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Speaker 6: And mister Harn, yes, mister ns.

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Speaker 7: I was a great Admira of your grandmother, and I

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was interested in what you were telling me of her death.

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Speaker 6: She had a grin on her face, who said.

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Speaker 1: Yes, it was It was awful.

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Speaker 2: Her her body was all hunched up like a croquet hoop.

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Speaker 5: I asked that.

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Speaker 2: Dtor Oberbart said it was perfectly all right, but I

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must say it.

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Speaker 1: Seemed geshed odd to me.

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Speaker 5: It was far from all right.

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Speaker 6: Time, I assure you, and you started to say something else.

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What was it?

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Speaker 10: Let me?

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Speaker 6: You said, when she was ill?

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Speaker 1: Oh, yes, that was a silly business.

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Speaker 2: When she was ill, she thought she was in danger

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from poisoning, so she made missus Reeves taste all her

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food and drink.

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Speaker 6: You really, where is your grandmother's body now?

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Speaker 1: In the west wing?

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Speaker 3: The funeral's to a bit monow, money, I see where did.

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Speaker 6: Missus Reeds go?

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Speaker 9: You around the balcony behind you, gentlemen, listening to your

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conversation with the greatest interests Christopher. Let me warn you

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these men are the emissaries of the British government. They

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would stop at nothing to take the island over. These

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men are trying to influence you against me, against Tibe,

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who has looked after you ever since you were born,

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and who tries to protect you now that your grandmother

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has gone and you are alone.

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Speaker 5: Yes, I know, really, but after all, what is your.

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Speaker 9: Pride as the head of the Horn family, the tenure

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of gath the gas that I am trying to say

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for you. This man is completely I'm scrupulous. He was

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about to accuse me of murder and you, mister Sherlock.

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Speaker 6: Holmes, the thought had occurred to me, and missus Reeves.

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Speaker 9: Of course it had, because you wish to poison.

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Speaker 3: Christopher's mind against me. Well, mister Holmes, we have no.

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Speaker 9: Police on the island of goth Our.

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Speaker 1: Only law is the.

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Speaker 9: Word of the senor, and Christopher now holds that title.

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Speaker 1: Senior.

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Speaker 6: What do you say?

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Speaker 3: Will you allow an.

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Speaker 9: Englishman to blind you by accusing.

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Speaker 2: Me of being a murderess, mister Holmes, Doctor Watson, I

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shall meet you at the ceremony tonight beyond that I

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don't care to speak to you again.

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Speaker 5: Good day.

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Speaker 9: A shame to spoil your plans, isn't it, mister Holmes, Well.

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Speaker 7: From so magnificent Watson magnificent, a murderess who seeks to

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defeat me by choosing herself superb, then you gain, my

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dear fellow, and one that must be played for finish.

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Speaker 2: We'll he have the rest of doctor Watson's story in

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just a second. So I'm just going to remind you

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that right now is one time you'd really enjoy a

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glass of Petrie California Port.

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Speaker 3: You couldn't ask for a more delicious wine.

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Speaker 2: Petre Port, with its deep, rich red color and its

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heart of the grape flavor, is one of America's.

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Speaker 1: All time favorite wines.

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Speaker 2: Pet Report is wonderful after dinner and perfect to serve

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when company comes.

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Speaker 1: Try it. But just remember that when you want the.

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Speaker 2: Kind of port I'm talking about, you've got to make

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sure it's pet Report, because all Petree wines are good wines.

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Doctor Watson, this is certainly an unusual story you're telling

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us tonight. What happened after Missus Reeves left you and

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Sherlock Holmes standing on the balcony.

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Speaker 4: We've taught to our rooms and had a quiet and

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lonely lunch those the great man said little. I could

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see that he was deeply excited that his Jane was

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evolving some plan that would enable us to solve.

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Speaker 5: The mister missus Horn's death.

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Speaker 4: After lunch, we started to descend the stairs leading to

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the main hall of Garth Castle.

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Speaker 5: As we did so, Homes said.

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Speaker 6: Weston, there are no danger ourselves.

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Speaker 7: Missus Reeves knows that we're here as emissaries of the

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British governments, and if we didn't.

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Speaker 4: Return with the butter within a few days, there'd be

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a British dreadnought here looking for us.

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Speaker 7: However, I am in danger of one of my worst defeats.

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Speaker 6: My professional pride is peaked.

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Speaker 7: If only I I Watson at home. If at any

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time today it's the pure note, don't read it at

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once the.

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Speaker 5: Sh bere comes.

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Speaker 7: Missus Reeveeves precisely. Marts and I entirely agree. If I

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do not make the test on Missus Horn's body within

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twenty four hours of our death, it will be useless.

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I must make it by three o'clock this afternoon.

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Speaker 9: Mister Holmes, oh yes, Missus Reeves, I want to apologize

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for my behavior before London.

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Speaker 3: I was intolerably rue.

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Speaker 9: Whatever of my quaros, maybe with British politics, I at

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least oh to both have you the duties.

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Speaker 7: Of hospital It's very gracious of you, Missus Reeves. I

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wonder would your hospitality also include a personally conducted tour

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of the subterranean caverns for which this island has become

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internationally famous.

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Speaker 3: Would they really interesting?

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Speaker 5: Well, i've heard that my friend and I won't have

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the tops monitor.

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Speaker 7: We have plenty of time. As long as we're back

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here by three o'clock.

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Speaker 9: I'm sure doctor Oberbolt would be delighted to join us.

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Speaker 4: He has made quite a study of the unique rock for.

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Speaker 6: Me that spended it should prove a most interesting excursion.

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Speaker 5: But Holmes, why do we want to go stomping around

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a lot of dampens? Will they carefully exercise? What do us?

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Speaker 6: Good old fellow?

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Speaker 7: Will you leave the way, Missus Reeves, and please remember

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that it's most important.

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Speaker 5: That I return.

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Speaker 9: You remember, mister Holmes, you must be back here by

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three o club little fervor, mister Holmes, and we shall

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reach the giant cavern.

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Speaker 7: Ah most interesting. Watson and doctor Oberbaugh seem to have

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lagged behind us somewhat.

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Speaker 3: They will be here in a moment.

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Speaker 1: There this is the giant cabin.

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Speaker 7: Ah magnificent, truly un miracle of nature. It's a natural

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submarine dry dock, hewn out of the rocks.

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Speaker 3: Yes, mister Holmes.

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Speaker 9: And in the olden days, only the smugglers who inhabited

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this island knew the entrance that leads to this cave.

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The first tenure of Garth found a kasher vun told

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wealth hidden here, big soup jewels. There are still the

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remains of some of the finest cal that os brand

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is taught.

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Speaker 6: Upon the body an incomfortable drink.

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Speaker 3: Would you care for some?

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Speaker 9: It is our custom whenever visitors an er us with

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their presence.

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Speaker 6: To offer themage delighted.

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Speaker 9: There is a national shelf here in the rocks, perfiding place.

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Speaker 3: Hey, you are amister Holmes, and here is a glass.

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Speaker 7: This is a rare privilege. I imagine that very few

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people have been.

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Speaker 9: Offered, only our most distinguished visitors.

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Speaker 3: I assure you this.

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Speaker 7: Cabin is completely inaccessible from the outer sea.

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Speaker 9: I presume completely, unless, of course, ships could swim under

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the sea witches.

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Speaker 6: You know as well as I.

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Speaker 7: They can'tsis reads, even outside the imaginings of Ulva.

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Speaker 9: Indeed, would you care to explore a little deeper?

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Speaker 1: The others will be with us.

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Speaker 4: Soon, not overthow. The others seem to be somewhere hell

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of us, Yes.

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Speaker 1: They do, don't they?

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Speaker 5: Doctor homes home?

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Speaker 1: Well, are tear me?

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Speaker 6: I'm afraid we cannot follow them?

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Speaker 2: What do you mean the next cabin is already cut

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off by the rising tide?

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Speaker 5: Wait? You mean that cut off?

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Speaker 6: I am afraid so, But do not worry, doctor.

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Speaker 3: In a few hours the tide will will see it.

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Speaker 2: They are in no danger, just shall I say, temporarily more?

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Speaker 6: Oh, I can't understand it.

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Speaker 7: I'm getting in front of you, sneaky.

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Speaker 1: I'm so sorry.

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Speaker 9: I'm afraid that we stayed here longer than I intended.

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I fear that we are cut off by the tide.

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Speaker 6: Cut off for the tide.

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Speaker 9: Really no danger. In a few hours we should be

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able to return. But I'm afraid I cannot get you

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back at three o'clock, which was the time I promised.

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Speaker 7: It's vital, hey, heaps absolutely the vitels that I can

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get back, As looks sleepy, please keep talking.

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Speaker 4: Must keep awake, Go go. I must get to Shlock

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Holmes at once.

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Speaker 2: I am sorry, a doctor, but we are not able

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to control the forces of nature. We cannot force the

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water to receive. Your friend is in no day job.

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Speaker 4: And nobody's got a most important test he must make

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by three o'clock.

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Speaker 6: I'm afraid that will be impossible.

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Speaker 5: I've got to do something.

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Speaker 4: You should have come to these plastic change the first

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place kind of on.

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Speaker 5: Earth I ought to do. Thank you. Note at Holmes

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gave me told me to what where did I put it?

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Speaker 9: Ah?

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Speaker 4: Here it is note for mister Sheilla Holmes. Then vital

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that you make medical tests.

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Speaker 5: Great Scott talk overall.

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Speaker 4: It's absolutely necessary for me to return to the castle

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at once.

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Speaker 2: Indeed, it notes for mister Sherlock Holmes, and now it

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is most important that you return to the castle. No,

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my fine English friend, I am afraid I cannot allow

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you to.

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Speaker 5: I don't know how you propose to stop this, sir.

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Speaker 6: You see this while ba and.

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Speaker 5: Do you see this stick? I warn your head, Doc

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dom I know you don't. I'm sorry you can't hear me.

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Doctor over vote.

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Speaker 4: But when Sherlock Holmes gives me orders I carry him out.

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Speaker 7: Ah Eh, missus Reeves are still trapped for the tide.

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Speaker 6: What time is it?

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Speaker 9: I'm afraid that you'll be a trifle late for your

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importance appointments.

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Speaker 6: Deliberately trapped me here. He dragged the brandy and kept

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me a prisoner.

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Speaker 1: Did I now?

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Speaker 9: Why should I do that, mister Holmes, Because you are agreed.

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Speaker 7: With a power that's obvious in our domination of that

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person to weak young man who is now senior at Gath.

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I'm sure your beliefs would find support in certain ideologies

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now arising in Germany. You are choice of a German

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doctors and accompass in your plans would support that theory.

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Speaker 9: And what might my plans be?

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Speaker 7: I should say that you're determined to give goth As

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a submarine based to Germany. With this island and their power,

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they could control the channel.

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Speaker 9: Very interesting, and I suppose, as well as being a spy,

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I'm responsible for missus Horn's murder.

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Speaker 7: You and doctor Oberbauve between you, she was too strong

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for you had to get her out of the way.

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You'll probably made subtle attempts on her life at first,

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the origin of which he did not realize that which

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caused her adventurely to.

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Speaker 5: Send to me.

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Speaker 6: My arrival fothed your hand, and so you.

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Speaker 7: And doctor Oberbaud resort into the quite unsubtle expedient of

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poisoning her.

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Speaker 9: All pure supposition, mister Holmes, the only law and silent

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as Christopher Horn.

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Speaker 3: Do you suppose he will believe you?

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Speaker 2: Now?

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Speaker 7: I suppose you were You've outputted me, Missus Reeves. I

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walked into your track just as you intended me to.

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Speaker 9: Then in that case, you may collect your pound of

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butter tonight's and return to the mainland.

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Speaker 7: Tomaster Reeves, How much longer do we have to wait

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for the tide before we can make our way back

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to the castle.

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Speaker 1: We can leave now. We could have left at any time.

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Speaker 9: There's another secret entrance that is above the tide level.

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I merely had to make you overstay the hour of

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your test. I could not risk Christopher's seeing definite proof.

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Come now I shall lead you back, you fool.

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Speaker 5: Holmes. Holmes, where have you been all this time?

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Speaker 6: My bad watch? And did you open the note?

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Speaker 5: Yes?

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Speaker 6: Followed my instruction?

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Speaker 5: Yes, it was as you've suspected.

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Speaker 6: Thank Kevin ol Chat. Then now we can hoist have

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weather on the touch? Here she comes.

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Speaker 9: I am glad to see, gentlemen, that you have assembled

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here in the Sai Year's room. The ceremony of presenting

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the butter Traditionally it takes place here. As soon as

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Christopher arrives, we will explain our customs in this matter,

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Doctor Watson. I trust that her Overwald proved an interesting companion,

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and your excursion this afternoon.

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Speaker 5: Yes, is indeed most interesting.

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Speaker 4: We had a discussion of the relative minutes of the

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walking stick versus a revolver. I think I was able

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to make my argument fairly convincing.

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Speaker 3: There is doctor Overwalts now.

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Speaker 5: I imagine he's lying down.

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Speaker 4: He had all the symptoms of impending headache when I

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saw him last.

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Speaker 3: Why are you smiling, mister Holmes?

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Speaker 1: What's been going on?

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Speaker 7: I'm afraid Missus Reeves that your plans have miss fired

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rather badly. As soon as mister Fawn arrives, I expect

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you will be under arrest for murder and high treason.

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Speaker 6: Christopher would never believe.

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Speaker 2: You, wouldn't I, Missus Reeves, you poisoned my grandmother.

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Speaker 1: Christopher?

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Speaker 9: What lies have these men been telling you?

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Speaker 1: You're the one that's been telling me, Lie.

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Speaker 2: I believed you when you said you'd been tasting the

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old lady's food. When Dr Watson showed me the results

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of his test this afternoon and was as clear as

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daylight that the tests could prove.

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Speaker 9: Nothing after twenty four hours had passed, you said.

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Speaker 6: So yourself, mister Holk, deliberately.

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Speaker 7: Missus reeves, I'm afraid that I invented that mythical twenty

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four hour test. I knew that as soon as I

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mentioned it, you would attempt to prevent my carrying it out,

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so I was delighted when you fell into my trap.

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You thought that you were shanghaiing me, whereas in reality

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I was shanghaiing you.

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Speaker 1: My job is to prove.

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Speaker 7: Your guilt to the signor. With your dominant presence away

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from the household, it was easy for Doctor Watson to

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make his test, You devil. You knew all the time,

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of course I did, but I had to deceive you.

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I'm glad my performance was sufficiently convincing. By the way,

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missus Reeves, the.

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Speaker 6: Drug brandy was dreadfully clumsy.

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Speaker 7: You didn't drink it home, of course I didn't, but

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it was very unflattering to me that Missus Reeves.

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Speaker 5: Thought I might.

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Speaker 2: Missus Reeves he realized what this means, don't you. I'm

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going to ask these gentlemen to take you and doctor

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ber Out back to the mainland with them.

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Speaker 9: Tomorrow you can stand trial in a British court.

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Speaker 7: Liver.

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Speaker 5: I was born on the island of Dawn.

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Speaker 1: I have lived here all.

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Speaker 5: My life, and I said, die, what are you up to, Supper?

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She's going out on the balcony one day, God along

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to Germany one day. The whole world we belong to Germany.

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Goodbye you plenty rats. Truck's gone.

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Speaker 6: It must be a couple hundred feet the rocks below.

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Speaker 5: What's a dreadful thing?

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Speaker 3: I still can't believe she was a murderers and kind

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of traitor.

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Speaker 7: Now shock shabby finished with shabby business, mister Vaughan. I

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suggest if we make sure doctor Oberbau does not escape justice,

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and that we then perform the ritual presentation of the butter.

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Speaker 2: Yes, mister Holmes, the Island of Gods will still Patrigert

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to England, and I think it always will.

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Speaker 3: Well, Doctor, that was some story.

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Speaker 1: So Germany didn't get the island of Garth afterrol.

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Speaker 4: No, it's about telling fact in after years, Island proved

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to be an invaluable submarine based for England.

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Speaker 3: Say what about the pound of butter?

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Speaker 1: Did Holmes get it?

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Speaker 7: Oh?

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Speaker 5: Is, yes, But why are you so interested in the butter?

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Are you kidding?

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Speaker 3: In our house?

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Speaker 2: Butter is our second most favorite topic of conversation?

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Speaker 4: Your second most favorite? Well, what's your favorite topic of conversation?

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Speaker 1: Remember you asked me Petree wine? If I didn't know, doctor, that.

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Speaker 2: Petree wine is something to really talk about. You know,

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the Petrie family has been making wine for generations. Why

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the art of making fine wine is their heritage, handed

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down from father to son, from father to son.

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Speaker 1: Believe me, when it.

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Speaker 2: Comes to turning luscious sun ripen California grapes into fragrant,

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delicious wine, the Petrie family really knows how, and they're

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proud of their wine too. That's why the name Petrie

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on a bottle of wine really means something, the personal

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assurance of the Petrie family that every drop of that

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wine is good wine. It ought to be because Petrie

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took time to bring you good wine. Well, Doctor Watson,

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what new Sherlock Holmes adventure do you have lined up

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for us next?

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Speaker 5: Week.

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Speaker 4: Next week, mister bout churl, I'm going to tell you

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a story that took place on the Sussex Downs many

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many years ago.

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Speaker 5: It concerns a young.

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Speaker 4: Girl, a painter in watercolors, and a very wise old lady.

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Speaker 5: I call it the Adventure of the Living Doll.

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Speaker 1: Tonight.

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Speaker 2: Sherlock Holm's Adventure was written by Dennis Green and Anthony

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Boucher and was suggested by an incident and the Artur

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Connan Doyle story. The Adventure of the Bruce Pottington Plants.

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Music is by Dean Fossler. Mister Rathborne appears through the

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courtesy of Metro Goldwyn and mister Bruce through the courtesy

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of Universal Pictures. But they are our starring in the

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Sherlock Holmes series. The Petree Wine Company of San Francisco,

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California invite you to tune in again next week, same time,

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same station. Sherlock Holmes comes to you from our Hollywood Studios.

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This is Harry Bartel saying good night for the Petrie Family.

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For a solid hour of exciting mystery dramas. Listen every

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Monday on most of these same stations at eight o'clock

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to Michael Shane followed immediately by Sherlock Holmes.

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Speaker 1: This is the mutual broadcasting system.