Speaker 1: Now, doctor Watson, you have my undivided attention. How about
Speaker 1: the adventure of the hostless carriage.
Speaker 2: It all begun one morning when Holmes and I were
Speaker 2: breakfasting in our rooms in Baker Street.
Speaker 3: Holmes was opening his nails.
Speaker 1: If you can tear yourself away from the kidness and
Speaker 1: bacon for a moment, Watson, I'd.
Speaker 2: Like to read you a letter the herd Home thirdening
Speaker 2: your mind with problems with breakfast.
Speaker 4: It appears as is yesterday told you two hundred times.
Speaker 1: But my dear mister Holmes, my friend mister Alexander Holder,
Speaker 1: the banking firm of Holder and stephenson of fred Needle Street,
Speaker 1: informs me that you recently were great assistance to him
Speaker 1: in a highly confidential matter.
Speaker 4: I'm therefore taking the.
Speaker 1: Liberty of calling upon you at ten o'clock tomorrow morning, Tuesday,
Speaker 1: in the hope of obtaining your assistance and the device
Speaker 1: yours faithfully. Austin griers to.
Speaker 4: Me, I've heard already about that name, so relater, that's
Speaker 4: more Keith.
Speaker 1: Thank you know, take a look at his letter and
Speaker 1: see you to conform any conclusion from it. While I
Speaker 1: have a glance at what our reference books can.
Speaker 3: Pop on.
Speaker 2: Mail yesterday, postmark Southampton. Mister Geerson is presumably well to
Speaker 2: do the old papers, expensive.
Speaker 3: Quality, Sabel Watson? What else?
Speaker 1: Nothing else I see, my dear Watson, nothing else that
Speaker 1: you observe?
Speaker 3: You mean?
Speaker 1: Mister Greerson has evidently written.
Speaker 3: Under the stress of strong emotion.
Speaker 1: Notice how the femnib has dug into the paper several points.
Speaker 1: He is evidently a man who is used to having
Speaker 1: his own way. The manner in which he appoints the
Speaker 1: art which he will call upon us today indicates that
Speaker 1: he is obviously mechanically minded, and despite.
Speaker 3: His wealth, still interests himself in machinery.
Speaker 4: Oh, now, homes, how can you tell us?
Speaker 1: There are traces of two fingerprints of the writer's left hand,
Speaker 1: where he held a paper with fingers.
Speaker 3: That were a trifle oily.
Speaker 1: And you are, Nostril, who should enable you to identify
Speaker 1: the very faint odor machine oil. Oh not smooth the
Speaker 1: lights that are over here near the window. Let's see
Speaker 1: what our reference books said, well, Austin Grierson, Chairman Board
Speaker 1: of Directors, Southampton Machine Web's patenty of Gearson's internal combussionation motiv.
Speaker 2: Ah, that's why I saw his name in a newspaper
Speaker 2: can't concerning a race of some of these idiotic new
Speaker 2: hossless carriages.
Speaker 3: Quite so.
Speaker 1: And furthermore, Watson, I can tell you that mister Greyson
Speaker 1: is fond of animals, and especially a large airdale.
Speaker 2: Our homes are absolutely refuse to believe that you can deduce.
Speaker 4: That from the fellow's letter.
Speaker 1: I never said I could, But it's precisely ten o'clock
Speaker 1: and mister Greerson, complete with airdale, has just.
Speaker 3: Been ushered in our front door by missus Hudson.
Speaker 2: Amazing deduction.
Speaker 4: Ever you saw that the blossed window.
Speaker 1: Come in, good morning, mister Gresson. I'm Charlotte Holmes, and
Speaker 1: this is my colleague, doctor Watson.
Speaker 3: How to home, Doctor Watson.
Speaker 1: I'm there, imitate Jeff quiet there. This is my colleague,
Speaker 1: a very good guardian. Joy I said to miss Aggresson,
Speaker 1: and tell me why you will feel the need of
Speaker 1: a watchdog. The newness of his collar lead would indicate
Speaker 1: that you've only recently acquired here. Quite right, mister Hermes, Well,
Speaker 1: I get to.
Speaker 3: The point at once.
Speaker 1: I made all my money and machinery. I don't mind
Speaker 1: saying that I'm a pretty wealthy man. During the past
Speaker 1: three years. I've divided all my time and most of
Speaker 1: my fortune to developing the coming wonder of the world, Sir,
Speaker 1: the motor car.
Speaker 2: Under the world, eh never replace for hows mister Gresson, you.
Speaker 1: Sound like my nephew Edward, Doctor Watson, he shares your opinion.
Speaker 1: But I assure you, sir, but if my new Moti
Speaker 1: car can only win the fourth coming endurance test, which
Speaker 1: you may have read, I shall have no difficulty in
Speaker 1: selling a part.
Speaker 4: I wait two cars a year.
Speaker 1: Nevertheless, it is the case, doctor Watson. In fact, mister Holmes,
Speaker 1: it is the very excellent of my prospects that has
Speaker 1: brought me to you. How's that, mister Gresson. I have
Speaker 1: just recently completed and been testing the first model of
Speaker 1: my new car, two cylinders instead of the old fashioned
Speaker 1: one tremendous power.
Speaker 3: Mister Holmes.
Speaker 1: In Jordan's test is to be held tomorrow over the
Speaker 1: course from Southampton to Alter I'm back a distance of
Speaker 1: over forty miles forty miles, and I feel certain be
Speaker 1: my new car will win, and as you can easily imagine, everyone,
Speaker 1: the ensuing publicity will be invaluable. In fact, mister Holmes, I.
Speaker 3: Have no hesitation in saying that I must win. I
Speaker 3: seem at least one.
Speaker 1: Of the backers of the other three car that entered
Speaker 1: this contest feels the same way. In the last two
Speaker 1: weeks have been one very definite attempt to damage my
Speaker 1: new car, and yesterday are second attempt almost per.
Speaker 3: Second of my death. And then to some people do
Speaker 3: take these horses, sa.
Speaker 1: Nurse doctor Watson, unlike you and my Nevy Edward all
Speaker 1: feels that I'm dissipating the family fortunes of a mad
Speaker 1: scheme come people do. Only the fortunate fact that I
Speaker 1: was driving slowly at the moment saved me from death
Speaker 1: when it's testing apparatus broke. It could not have been
Speaker 1: an accident, mister Greerson. Did the mechanism show definite signs
Speaker 1: of being tampered with?
Speaker 3: Beyond any doubt? Mister Holmes of a file mass on
Speaker 3: the steering YopE, And.
Speaker 1: You are certain of these attempts are being made by
Speaker 1: outside sources, not by members of your own family or
Speaker 1: persons associated with your intern, My family and fellow workers
Speaker 1: on above suspicions to homes. So I hope that you
Speaker 1: will undertake the guard both the car and myself during
Speaker 1: the next twenty four hours until the race is over.
Speaker 3: Under one condition, mister Gerson, matye, sir, I'm.
Speaker 1: Always anxious to experience a new sensation. My condition is
Speaker 1: that you take doctor Watson and myself for a drive
Speaker 1: in your race as soon as we can get to Southampton.
Speaker 3: What done, mister Holmes.
Speaker 2: Not I you'll never get me toist my life in
Speaker 2: one of those wretched things.
Speaker 4: I can't play.
Speaker 3: How fast are we going?
Speaker 4: Sixte dust enough to tekyo? Thank him? Let's have to
Speaker 4: plug out?
Speaker 3: What do the fighting? That farmer?
Speaker 4: Whoa, whoa? Then you go found your stinking go the
Speaker 4: car useful lyre coming to have to slow do almost
Speaker 4: stand so every.
Speaker 3: Time you see a horse, I don't worry, doctor, A
Speaker 3: horse doesn't get used to it. Horse sense. You like
Speaker 3: the home appalling, my dear washing Well, gentlemen, here we
Speaker 3: are safely home again. Most interesting experience, mister Griffins.
Speaker 4: Shoot, I'll do better when I washed off.
Speaker 1: Some of this dust got to the house in a moment.
Speaker 1: Dr Watson, I'm I'm so sorry. There's no place to
Speaker 1: wash up down here in the barn. I've been keeping
Speaker 1: the car here for the past couple of weeks instead
Speaker 1: of done. If the machine works. At least this old
Speaker 1: barn is near a house. I wonder where it's a Simmons.
Speaker 4: Can be doctor moment, gentlemen, I'll hang ye and I'll
Speaker 4: get away from that car.
Speaker 3: You too.
Speaker 2: If you don't, you Scott will be besting with your hand.
Speaker 3: That's a moment, my good man.
Speaker 4: The only beautiful I know.
Speaker 3: Who you are. You're someone at home, Simmons. Hold on.
Speaker 1: These gentlemens are friends of mine. This is mister Sherdrock
Speaker 1: Holmes and doctor Watson. Oh, this is Joe Simmons per
Speaker 1: forman of my machine works and the best motorcar mechanic.
Speaker 3: In the world.
Speaker 5: You'll understand my suspicions, mister Grayson when I tell you
Speaker 5: to missus. Charles saw some blokeing in about here while
Speaker 5: you were happy in London.
Speaker 1: What did you catch him?
Speaker 3: Sorry, sir, I didn't say chase Jimmers. The body got away. Hello,
Speaker 3: uncle Watson. How did she run?
Speaker 4: Perfectly?
Speaker 3: Charles? Perfectly? You and Joe have a tune or a hair?
Speaker 1: A gentleman, my nephew Charles Greyson who helped me design
Speaker 1: my car.
Speaker 3: Charles, mister Holmes, doctor Watson, I don't know she's a beauty,
Speaker 3: isn't you. Gentlemen? Come, let's go up to the house
Speaker 3: with some tea. Simmons, you will be here on guard tonight.
Speaker 3: You bet our will, mister Grayson, and keep Jeff with you.
Speaker 3: Stay here, Jeff dog. It was rotten locket fellow getting away. Uncle.
Speaker 1: I was gaining on until I climbed the fence near
Speaker 1: the road, and then I gave my ankle a twist
Speaker 1: that ended all up with catching all two bad shoves.
Speaker 1: Tell me, mister Griffin, have you or your nephew any
Speaker 1: suspicions that might indicate which one of your competitors is
Speaker 1: behind these of him?
Speaker 3: No, a lot of them. I wish we had.
Speaker 1: Mister Holmes, have you taken any precautions? We breaked an
Speaker 1: alarm bell from the barn to the house, Simmons is
Speaker 1: only to touch a leaver and the gone will ring
Speaker 1: in the main hall. Walter Simmons himself. They're such a
Speaker 1: thing as bribery. You know, I'd take my life on
Speaker 1: Joe's honesty.
Speaker 3: He's been with me twenty years. Ah.
Speaker 2: Now that I've watched the dust of the outside, I'm
Speaker 2: glad to see you, gentlemen, has something.
Speaker 3: This will do the job in two.
Speaker 1: Yes, here you are, Doc, Thank you, Hello, Uncle Auston,
Speaker 1: Oh Helen, my dear. This is mister Holmes and doctor Watson,
Speaker 1: my Ward, mister Helli Lacy and her fiance, my.
Speaker 4: Other nephew, Edward Dress.
Speaker 3: How are you.
Speaker 4: I'm glad to see you.
Speaker 3: Gismond survived your riding. My uncle's in permanent tribal dis
Speaker 3: I surprised me.
Speaker 4: I gather that you agree with my low opinions.
Speaker 3: The Foster's carry I've told my uncle offer nothing. I
Speaker 3: regard it in the same light as the south Sea bubbles. Now, Edward,
Speaker 3: don't get started under Kim.
Speaker 1: Just you wait until we won the race and are
Speaker 1: turning out cars by the dozen men. When then you'll
Speaker 1: find yourself with plenty of legal work on your hand
Speaker 1: taking care.
Speaker 3: Of damage to the Probably by the way, I ran
Speaker 3: across a rather odd thing today in a letter of
Speaker 3: inquiry from America.
Speaker 1: Did you know that in all countries except England people
Speaker 1: drive on the wrong side of the road. Do you
Speaker 1: mean to say that in other countries they don't keep
Speaker 1: to the left, Absolutely not, they drive on the right.
Speaker 1: Bar Eric, mister Holmes and doctor Watson are going to
Speaker 1: be staying with us, telling them Jim still arm.
Speaker 3: Shimmons, the car coming, hboy, Samons, let us in. You
Speaker 3: are right, I'm all right. Why did you ring the alarm?
Speaker 3: We'll look at that, mister Oones right, the dog, he's
Speaker 3: dead of all the.
Speaker 1: Rotten things and from the ridge of the limbs. I
Speaker 1: have no doubt he was poisoned, no question of at home.
Speaker 1: Scoundrel mus have been flackened off by the alarm bell
Speaker 1: before he could tackle Simmons.
Speaker 3: What do you think is to Holmes?
Speaker 1: I think, mister Gresson, that doctor Watson and I will
Speaker 1: stand God over the carn till racetime tomorrow. I wouldn't
Speaker 1: like to see Jeff's fate visited upon a human being.
Speaker 3: Before eight seconds to the.
Speaker 4: Good luck, mister Gresson.
Speaker 3: You got your job, mister Arms, I'll do that careful.
Speaker 3: You would not come back all in one feet out
Speaker 3: of the.
Speaker 1: What's the time, Helen, we're with rut the first constipt
Speaker 1: by finishing zoons from this, you are overlooking the time
Speaker 1: necessary for changing tires.
Speaker 3: Mister Holmes. After all, covering better than forty miles at
Speaker 3: top speed.
Speaker 4: They have to make two or three change ses.
Speaker 2: I never heard of having to change a Hawsey shoes
Speaker 2: three times and forty.
Speaker 3: Miles A d oh, quiet Watson.
Speaker 1: The day will come, doctor Watson, when you will see tires.
Speaker 1: It will go as much as five hundred miles without
Speaker 1: requiring replacements.
Speaker 3: Don't prime him, Dr Watson.
Speaker 4: He has the same delusions as my uncle, the future
Speaker 4: of the inspectful mate said, day, come on, God, what time.
Speaker 3: Is the tie?
Speaker 4: What can you see so much?
Speaker 3: Tucker? I don't make a man of bread. Oare bread
Speaker 3: that you're on? You're ye thirty.
Speaker 4: I told you we'd win.
Speaker 3: Come on, let's be the first to congratulate Uncle.
Speaker 4: Well Holmes, our little job is finished now.
Speaker 3: I hope so Watson, I hope so. I mid the way,
Speaker 3: mister Grierson.
Speaker 2: Took the bridge outside Orton.
Speaker 3: My aunt was in my mouth, but with a great race.
Speaker 3: Follow everybody, Hello, Joe, where's mister Grierson? Charm oh? I
Speaker 3: left him down in the barn. He's crooling over the
Speaker 3: car like a mother.
Speaker 5: You don't think, mister Olmes, that the twisters who've been
Speaker 5: causing this trouble would try and he twix nat of
Speaker 5: the races over Desy.
Speaker 3: I hardly think anyone will make any attempts on the car. Oh,
Speaker 3: here's a telegram to mister Holmes. It's just a riot.
Speaker 3: Thank you. Uncleoston's still down at the barn. Just passed
Speaker 3: by there. I heard a motor running. Uncle's farmis to
Speaker 3: let me drive the next race. I bet it's you were,
Speaker 3: not Edward, who likes motives. I see Holmes, where are
Speaker 3: you going down to the barn.
Speaker 4: You don't think there's anything wrong?
Speaker 1: I tolj you, Watson, I was no longer concerned about
Speaker 1: the car. Give me a hand with his door. Watson thinks, mistuf, Yeah,
Speaker 1: let me get my filder again.
Speaker 4: Thank what's back?
Speaker 3: What what's wrong? Mat Off? Don't go back?
Speaker 1: Oh go wady those kills, but said the copy of
Speaker 1: an off side Edwards take coming back to behind?
Speaker 4: No no homes, no person of all. Right, I'll come
Speaker 4: Jim tell you don Jocko Waton, you don't be kidding
Speaker 4: this right now? Ye set your head at Cetter take jovin.
Speaker 3: Watching's know what's going.
Speaker 4: On with that artificial inspiration and gels.
Speaker 3: And said, there's nothing further we can do for your uncle.
Speaker 3: Will you get in touch with the police, Giles. I'll
Speaker 3: send someone to town right away. I'll best get down
Speaker 3: to the factory and tell them what's happened. There'll be
Speaker 3: no party over the victory tonight.
Speaker 4: There's another devious thing that you can.
Speaker 2: Charge up to the murderca homes Gearson. Evidence has stayed
Speaker 2: in the closed bottle of the Murka, running to overcome
Speaker 2: by the deadly fumes. Tell and die the suffocation And Hi,
Speaker 2: how do you account with that deep wound at the
Speaker 2: back of his head? Well, obviously when he plenty struck
Speaker 2: his head against the mess of bonney to the car,
Speaker 2: you saw the blood on the edge of the bonnet.
Speaker 3: Didn't do quite so.
Speaker 1: And I also noticed that Griersma's faces extremely failed. Did
Speaker 1: you notice that, Watson?
Speaker 4: Yes, of course, what of it?
Speaker 1: Simply the carbon monoxide victims invariably so at cherry rape.
Speaker 3: Discolouration of the face. What do you mean, Holmes, This
Speaker 3: is no accident.
Speaker 1: Watson, this is MURDERO just a moment, we'll rejoin Shellack
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Speaker 1: Now, Doctor Watson what happened after Sherlock Holmes discovered mister
Speaker 1: Gerson had not.
Speaker 3: Died accidentally but had been murdered.
Speaker 2: Well, I was still the only one to whom Holmes
Speaker 2: had revealed the shocking discovery, and he'd caused me to
Speaker 2: say nothing of it. As we walked back to the
Speaker 2: house a few minutes later, I suggested a fares And
Speaker 2: on what do you.
Speaker 3: Base your suspicions of Edward Watson?
Speaker 4: That's obvious.
Speaker 2: Pearson told us last night that his two nephews would
Speaker 2: have headed equally, and Edward has made no secret of
Speaker 2: effect that he felt his uncle was showing away the
Speaker 2: family fortune in this wild venture.
Speaker 4: Besides, he had the opportunity.
Speaker 3: But do you think Homes and I think Watson? With
Speaker 3: the libel laws being what they are and Edward being a.
Speaker 1: Lawyer, you'd better not air your opinion where he can
Speaker 1: hear you, Ah, Edwin, how is Helen? He's resting upstairs
Speaker 1: to home one of the mazes, staying with us. This
Speaker 1: horrible affair has shaken her badly. Of course I've sent
Speaker 1: her a Simmons to time with a message for the police.
Speaker 3: Mister Holmes, thank you, Charles. I'm afraid it'll be the
Speaker 3: better part of an hour before we can expect them.
Speaker 3: I wonder Wson, that you would be good enough to
Speaker 3: take care of this little matter if I've noted down
Speaker 3: on the step of paper. Oh, that's right, I'll see
Speaker 3: you it at once home.
Speaker 1: Gentlemen, I gathered from what your uncle said last night
Speaker 1: that you will now be the joint owners of the
Speaker 1: Southampton Machine Works and of his motor car patterns.
Speaker 3: Yes, do you intend to carry on as before? Of
Speaker 3: course up, mister Holmes. My uncle knew how I felt
Speaker 3: about all this expensive foolishness.
Speaker 1: I've agreed to buy out Edward's share, and he's going
Speaker 1: up to London to carry on his legal career. Well,
Speaker 1: if you don't need me for anything further, mister Holmes,
Speaker 1: I think i'll sit upstairs and see how Helen is doing.
Speaker 3: Of course, edwould I hope you will find her bearing
Speaker 3: up on the shark h Thank you, Charles.
Speaker 1: There are one or two minor points that I'd like
Speaker 1: to get clear in my own mind before the police arrived.
Speaker 3: Anything I can tell you, mister Holmes, I'll.
Speaker 1: Be glad to and now, Charles, when you lived when
Speaker 1: we left you and your uncle he was about to
Speaker 1: have you check some question regarding these sparking plugs and
Speaker 1: the motors. That right, quite, mister Holmes. I opened the
Speaker 1: bonnet and removed the sparking plugs for Uncle's inspection. Meanwhile,
Speaker 1: he refilled the petrol tank so that there would be
Speaker 1: sufficient petrol to allow him to test the motor. I
Speaker 1: assume that's right. The tank was almost emptier after the rate.
Speaker 1: Precisely you didn't help him refill the tank, then, to John, No,
Speaker 1: I was busy removing the sparking plugs. And when you
Speaker 1: were finished, Uncle told me not to wait for him,
Speaker 1: that he wanted to run the engine for a few minutes,
Speaker 1: and that I should join you others up here. And
Speaker 1: you came straight from the barn to the room in
Speaker 1: which we all were. Why, yes, you'll stop nowhere on
Speaker 1: the way nowhere, mister Holmes. Well that all seems simple enough?
Speaker 3: Is I do care? That little matter? Home? Is everything satisfactory? Right? Good? Excellent?
Speaker 4: If you and Charles will.
Speaker 3: Excuse me, Watson on the back in a few minutes,
Speaker 3: mister Holmes. And by the way, Charles, doctor Watson and
Speaker 3: I will be returning to London as soon as the
Speaker 3: police have been here very well.
Speaker 1: I suppose doctor Watson that this magic accident confirms your
Speaker 1: this stacee for the motor car.
Speaker 3: It does, Charles, or rather it would if.
Speaker 4: For Holmes hadn't convinced that it wasn't an accident.
Speaker 3: What do you mean, I sudn't what Holmes had told you?
Speaker 4: That told me?
Speaker 2: What?
Speaker 3: No, no, no, no, I am just on knowing what
Speaker 3: you're Are you implying that my uncle's death was not accidental?
Speaker 2: Of course it didn't occur to me, But Holmes poisonous
Speaker 2: is in the case of an upside poisoning.
Speaker 3: The face and lips would be congested, and.
Speaker 2: Your uncle's face was pale.
Speaker 3: Home seemed to think that. I don't say for myself
Speaker 3: what Holmes thinks. I won't stand for any insinuations.
Speaker 1: Home seems to think that your uncle's Oh god, Watson,
Speaker 1: does he take the bait.
Speaker 3: And has swallowed it? Hook? Try and thinker, good.
Speaker 1: Way, Watson, You evident to carry out my instructions and
Speaker 1: the note the perfections.
Speaker 2: I think I convinced him to cut out of the
Speaker 2: bag quite accident, plim.
Speaker 3: He said he was going off to head it out
Speaker 3: with you at once.
Speaker 1: He must have changed his mind rather suddenly, judging from
Speaker 1: the way he hurried down the hall and tiptoed out
Speaker 1: of the front horse. And to prove that Auston Gerson
Speaker 1: was served at Watson would be a matter of utmoscentricity.
Speaker 1: But my certainty that it was Child's who murders and
Speaker 1: rests upon so slender a bit of evidence that I'm
Speaker 1: sure no jury in the world would convict him.
Speaker 3: It was necessary to make Charles betray himself.
Speaker 1: And he fell into our hands. Is that he fight
Speaker 1: as a concession of guilt. Ah, listen, that's why you
Speaker 1: tell me to remove those things parting plugs. You've called
Speaker 1: him from the car right so that Charles would be
Speaker 1: caught to make his escape on one of the horses
Speaker 1: once he discovered that the car would not start.
Speaker 2: At home, and down that he had taken the fastest horse.
Speaker 2: How on earth are we going to catch up with
Speaker 2: him in the motor Car's course, motor car?
Speaker 3: But Simmons isn't here? Who asked for the drives? The
Speaker 3: infernal thing.
Speaker 1: I observed mister Greerson's actions rather closely yesterday. I feel
Speaker 1: quite certain that I am competent to operate the machine
Speaker 1: and come on Watson, show me where you hit those
Speaker 1: sparking plugs.
Speaker 3: For him's sake. Flow down.
Speaker 4: It's so dark, I Candela see the road with your
Speaker 4: eyes open. Waton, it don't be overtaking him any moment.
Speaker 3: And keep your service, you harber heady. I know there's
Speaker 3: something up ahead there. You're not exempted it against the
Speaker 3: skylight there he is.
Speaker 4: Brace us up what's not ahead of him?
Speaker 3: Stop or require good shot, Watson. You killed me, you devils.
Speaker 3: Take a look at him, Watson. Let him through the shoulder, painful,
Speaker 3: but not fatal.
Speaker 1: Blast your homes You had the devil's own, I can
Speaker 1: assure if it wasn't luck that.
Speaker 3: Gave you away and revealed your whole scheme. You thought
Speaker 3: that once your uncle was out of the way, and
Speaker 3: who had brought out your brother's interest, you would have
Speaker 3: sole control of a business. That would prove a goose.
Speaker 3: You can't prove it, old man.
Speaker 2: Why Edward tell me that mister Greyson had tent a
Speaker 2: fortune into his experiments.
Speaker 3: So he had.
Speaker 1: But what Edward did not know, but Charles had evidently learned,
Speaker 1: was that the banking firm of Hold and Stephenson had
Speaker 1: offered mister Grierson one hundred thousand pounds where his patterns.
Speaker 1: The offer was dependent upon him winning the race. The
Speaker 1: telegram I received yesterday from Holden Stephenson was an answer
Speaker 1: to online inquiry, you devil.
Speaker 4: Heavens and homes.
Speaker 2: All those previous attempts at Sabota.
Speaker 1: Those who are designed to make us think that some
Speaker 1: competitor was responsible, all meant to point away from.
Speaker 3: The real murderer, a right point in the dogs.
Speaker 1: Another attempt to lead us off the track by making
Speaker 1: us believe strangers were responsible at Herms.
Speaker 3: What was it?
Speaker 4: Just made you realize that it was Charles who killed
Speaker 4: his uncle.
Speaker 1: And as I've often told you, Watson, you see, but
Speaker 1: you do not observe. You may remember that when we
Speaker 1: returned from our drive, mister Austin Grierson, when you wanted
Speaker 1: to want off the ducks, told you that there was
Speaker 1: no place in the barn where you could do.
Speaker 4: So what a these that's gonna do?
Speaker 3: When this fellow here had removed.
Speaker 1: The sparking plus after the race, he said his uncle's request,
Speaker 1: his hands must have been covered with dirt and grease,
Speaker 1: But when he joined as the best house his hands
Speaker 1: were quite pleased. He told me when I questioned him
Speaker 1: that he had not stopped anywhere on the way. Obviously
Speaker 1: it must have been he that killed the petrol tank
Speaker 1: so that the engine would keep running out. He had
Speaker 1: killed his uncle, nothing but petrol would a white after
Speaker 1: oil and dirt from his hands. Terms And that was
Speaker 1: a slender clue which told you that he'd killed Gerlson. So,
Speaker 1: slender klu Watson, that it was only your excellent performance
Speaker 1: that betrayed this fellow into the flight that will convict him,
Speaker 1: or did?
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