Speaker 1: And now how about that Christmas bride, Doctor Watson.
Speaker 2: Her name was Genevra, and she was the heir and
Speaker 2: only child of Lord Robert Neville, tenth Earl and fifty
Speaker 2: fourth Baron Pensdragon of Pensdagon Castle. Yes, I shall never
Speaker 2: forget my first glimpse of that ancient and somewhat forbidding edifice,
Speaker 2: the walled gray and bleak, without the summer covering of ivy,
Speaker 2: the towers square and defiant, with the red or rouged
Speaker 2: dragon Pennant angrily defying the winter gales. Will as I
Speaker 2: was saying, a rather urgent message from Lord Neville on
Speaker 2: elegant embosstationery had arrived at two twenty one b Baker Street.
Speaker 2: Would mister Holse and Dr Watson do him the honor
Speaker 2: of a visit to Pensdragon over the Christmas holidays. The
Speaker 2: visit to include the wedding of his daughter led Geneva
Speaker 2: to the immensely wealth favor. Slightly middle aged went with Trimingham,
Speaker 2: which was due to occurred on the second day of
Speaker 2: the new year.
Speaker 1: Now don't tell me.
Speaker 3: The eminent mister Sherlock Holmes was called in to guard
Speaker 3: the wedding presence doctor.
Speaker 1: Watch hardly, mister Harris.
Speaker 2: At any rate, the day before Christmas Pounders are lighting
Speaker 2: from our plane at a small station in the Cumberland Hills,
Speaker 2: which as you know, are situated in.
Speaker 1: The north of England. There had been a slight fall
Speaker 1: of snow.
Speaker 2: An ancient carriage with great wheels and the little arms
Speaker 2: on the door was down up to the station platform,
Speaker 2: while the anxious peace of the Lord of the manor
Speaker 2: himself in top hat and ear mups peered through one
Speaker 2: of the steamy windows.
Speaker 4: Mister ORMs and doctor Watson, that's right this way, gentlemen,
Speaker 4: His Lordship expect your incourage.
Speaker 1: Quite a fall of snow you've had here, I sir,
Speaker 1: more of common my rights.
Speaker 4: We should have brought the sleigh only his Lordship loaded
Speaker 4: to the vicar for tomorrow night. Vicar always plays by
Speaker 4: the Christmas and they all on Christmas Eve. Panos and
Speaker 4: mister ORMs and doctor Watch. Good afternoon, gentlemen, Good afternoon.
Speaker 4: You'll hop in before you free to death?
Speaker 1: Are you here? Mister Holmes? Here your friend off?
Speaker 3: Is it? Ha? And now then Dennis back to Pensdragon
Speaker 3: as fast as you can.
Speaker 1: I'm a lot, mister Holmes.
Speaker 3: You are doubtless curious as to why I've invited you
Speaker 3: and doctor Watson to share our yule Tide celebrations at
Speaker 3: pens Dragon. To be quite honest, Lord Novel, I didn't
Speaker 3: think it was entirely for the pleasure of our society.
Speaker 3: Although Watson is quite an asset when it comes to
Speaker 3: carol singing.
Speaker 1: Oh tenor, certainly not a baritone. That's good.
Speaker 3: The vicar who leads the Christmas singing, he's rather proud
Speaker 3: of his tenor voice, and I may say he's not
Speaker 3: too fond of competition. Mister Holmes, I have invited you
Speaker 3: to pens Dragon to make sure that nothing nothing occurs
Speaker 3: to prevent the marriage of my daughter to mister Wentworth Trimmingham.
Speaker 1: Why is that marriage so inferative, Lord Neville.
Speaker 3: To be brutally frank, mister Holmes, the neble Estates are
Speaker 3: mortgaged up to the ears. If the marriage does not
Speaker 3: go through on the second of next month, I shall
Speaker 3: be bankrupt, totally bankrupt.
Speaker 1: You'll see.
Speaker 3: Has anything occurred, Lord Neville, to make you fear that
Speaker 3: this marriage may not take well? No, that is nothing definite.
Speaker 2: Perhaps the Lady Genevra hasn't been able to hide her
Speaker 2: distaste for the mayor.
Speaker 1: Oh no, no, no, nothing like that.
Speaker 3: I wouldn't say it was a passionate attachment on either side,
Speaker 3: but they like the same things. She laughs at all
Speaker 3: his jokes. What better foundation could one ask for a marriage?
Speaker 3: J Watson, That's what I should have said. Well, everything
Speaker 3: was as smooth as silk until the dowager Duchess of
Speaker 3: Terse gave the engagement dinner last month. It was at
Speaker 3: her suggestion that I sent you the invitation to Penn's Dragon.
Speaker 3: She's been decidedly edgy ever since Percy returned in the
Speaker 3: midst of the betrothal dinner two weeks ago. Percy as
Speaker 3: Percy is my cousin. Although he's only seven years older
Speaker 3: than Genevra, he's our next of kids.
Speaker 1: As a matter of fact, he's an orphan and lived.
Speaker 3: With us at Pen's Dragon until he went off to
Speaker 3: Canada to seek his fortune two years ago.
Speaker 2: If anything should happen to your daughter before she produced
Speaker 2: an air, would Percy never inherit?
Speaker 1: Yes, doctor Watson.
Speaker 3: Both the title and the estates Percy Neverell's return was unexpected.
Speaker 1: I gather it was unexpected and melodramatic. To say the least.
Speaker 3: The betrothal dinner was being held in the great hall
Speaker 3: of Penn's Dragon Castle. My daughter had just risen to
Speaker 3: return the bridegroom's toast. As she lifted her glass, a
Speaker 3: casement window was thrown violently open, and Percy walked in
Speaker 3: out of the night.
Speaker 5: And now I should like to make a toast to
Speaker 5: my future bridegroom.
Speaker 6: Percy side of a session abrupt lurse. But I came
Speaker 6: as soon as I received news of the engagement, Percy.
Speaker 7: Why didn't you let us know you were coming?
Speaker 1: Let you know, Let you know when you never bother
Speaker 1: to answer my letters?
Speaker 7: But Percy, we never received any let us.
Speaker 6: We thought you'd forgotten this I had forgotten, so if
Speaker 6: that would have mattered, Percy.
Speaker 5: That's not true. You know how fond I we are
Speaker 5: of you, How touching Percy? This is Wentworth Wentworth killing him,
Speaker 5: my future bridegroom.
Speaker 6: Sure, this is the little man they've sold you to
Speaker 6: start at once.
Speaker 7: I'm very fond of us, are you?
Speaker 1: My dear Geneva?
Speaker 7: How'sy? Why do you look at me like that to.
Speaker 6: Think you should so soon forget our family motto nay
Speaker 6: bela baylis the name never means that, you know, nay bela.
Speaker 8: Baalis, nay v they venus, let it take it a
Speaker 8: home quite, it means stooped to nothing base.
Speaker 1: In case you've forgotten your obbit, Watson.
Speaker 3: Oh teacher, grandmother to suck as, tell me god Neville,
Speaker 3: what happened?
Speaker 1: Doctor Percy quoted the family motto to your daughter.
Speaker 3: He stamped off to his old rooms in the tower
Speaker 3: and hasn't been out of them since.
Speaker 1: How does the lady Geneva react to this unfriendly behavior? Who,
Speaker 1: she says, let himself, it's no concern of hers.
Speaker 3: Lady Terce, on the other hand, is thoroughly unnerved by
Speaker 3: Percy's return. Is she feels sure he'll do something outrageous.
Speaker 3: The day of the wedding, Paul wentworth as his edgy
Speaker 3: as a hen on a hot riddle. Well, of course,
Speaker 3: that may be due to his encounter with a white lady.
Speaker 3: White lady who she the ghost.
Speaker 1: Of the first Genevra.
Speaker 3: You know, the bride who played hide and seek on
Speaker 3: her wedding night and was never seen alive again. Years later,
Speaker 3: her skeleton was found in her great dour chest, still
Speaker 3: dressed in her wedding gown. She'd hidden in there, and
Speaker 3: somehow the hasse must have fallen down and she was
Speaker 3: locked in and smothered to death.
Speaker 1: Seems to me I remember a rather famous perm on
Speaker 1: the subject.
Speaker 3: Of a Yes, so all the Genevas and the Nevile
Speaker 3: family have been named after her. She's supposed to walk
Speaker 3: through the halls of the castle whenever a misfortune is
Speaker 3: due to a.
Speaker 1: Curtain cheerful damase or her homes. When and how did
Speaker 1: went worth trimming a meat the lady?
Speaker 3: Well, mister Holmes, it seems it's his habit to knock
Speaker 3: on my daughter's door on his way to bed to
Speaker 3: wish her good night. Last night, the wind was rather high,
Speaker 3: and he couldn't seem to make my daughter hear.
Speaker 1: Suddenly he heard a strange creaking noise down the corridor
Speaker 1: behind him.
Speaker 3: Looking round, he saw the lid of the dark chest
Speaker 3: rise slow. Geneva, Geneva, my DearS, I went forth, I've
Speaker 3: come to bid you good night.
Speaker 1: Dene Are you there, genever o.
Speaker 3: Me?
Speaker 1: Was that? Good lord?
Speaker 3: But the lid of the chest sizing there's something woman
Speaker 3: in white.
Speaker 1: She's rising out of the chest.
Speaker 7: Who are you, Genevera? You call to me, so.
Speaker 9: I have come to warn.
Speaker 10: You go away, go away before.
Speaker 1: It is too late. Then what happened, Lord Noble to nothing,
Speaker 1: mister Holmes.
Speaker 3: Apparently the white figure glided past my daughter fiance and
Speaker 3: disappeared up the task stairs.
Speaker 1: What did the lady look like?
Speaker 3: Fland Brunette Wentworth says her features were hidden by the
Speaker 3: bridal veil. Yes, interesting, I suppose anyone in the house
Speaker 3: would have access to that power chest. On the contrary,
Speaker 3: mister Holmes, too many people are possessed of insatiable curiosity.
Speaker 3: I keep the silly thing safety petlocked. I promise you
Speaker 3: how many keys are but to that petlock.
Speaker 1: One which I keep by me here on my hearing.
Speaker 10: A very wise precaution, I say, Holmes, w that is
Speaker 10: even mo than the one in my room.
Speaker 2: But the tells me Queen Victoria slept there when she
Speaker 2: paid a visit in eighteen forty six.
Speaker 1: It looks so superior, Watson.
Speaker 3: Queen Elizabeth, I'm told, slept here quite a few years before.
Speaker 2: There or come in all, lady tis beautiful and charming
Speaker 2: as ever.
Speaker 1: Stuff and nonsense. Glad to see you both of you.
Speaker 7: Something's going on here.
Speaker 1: Don't like it? What sort of something. Are you referring to,
Speaker 1: Lady Turs.
Speaker 7: No, if I did, shouldn't have sent for you. Ginebra
Speaker 7: looks as if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth. Bad sign.
Speaker 7: Percy looks like a thunderclow.
Speaker 1: That's worse. I thought Percy locked himself in his rooms
Speaker 1: and refused to see anyone.
Speaker 11: I'd like to see anyone refuse to see me. So,
Speaker 11: but I'm gavin you will want to view the premises.
Speaker 3: Yes, First of all, I'd like to inspect that dour chest.
Speaker 3: It might be interesting to investigate how a lady in
Speaker 3: white can emerge from a carefully padlock copper.
Speaker 7: Then you don't think it was a ghost, neither do I? Well,
Speaker 7: what was she up to?
Speaker 3: You should be able to answer those questions better, Lady Turse,
Speaker 3: after you've had a look inside that box. I wonder
Speaker 3: if you could persuade Lord Neville to lend us the
Speaker 3: key perfectly, mister Holmes.
Speaker 7: The Lord never insists having it back the moment you've
Speaker 7: finished with him.
Speaker 1: Suspicious, old boy, he Holmes.
Speaker 11: Not suspicious doctor Watson bussy. Well, mister Holmes, why the
Speaker 11: lay open the silly chest? Let's see what's inside?
Speaker 3: So fast, Lady Tourst Not so fast. First, let's have
Speaker 3: a look at the lock. Heavy old bit of machinery.
Speaker 1: It's almost impossible to pick it without showing signs. There
Speaker 1: are no signs. Then whoever opened it chuse that key
Speaker 1: not necessarily wants some. But there's only one key. Lord
Speaker 1: Neville told us so.
Speaker 7: And if Robert says the thing, it's gospel.
Speaker 1: Yes, interesting carving around the lock. The wood's pretty old.
Speaker 7: Naturally open it up, fine, dying of curiosity?
Speaker 1: Really well, luck and Biling hasn't been unlocked for some time.
Speaker 3: I'll remove the padlock, Hell Watson, hold it now, Lady Tersts,
Speaker 3: if you'll help me raise the lib right, good.
Speaker 11: Lord Watson, Oh it's for Genevra's spaniel goes everywhere with
Speaker 11: her regular shadow.
Speaker 7: Oh, yes, here she can.
Speaker 5: Hello there, I'm Genevra By. You must be sherl Or
Speaker 5: Colmb's and doctor Watson delighted.
Speaker 7: Don't let me stop you, mister Holmes. You want Father
Speaker 7: told me what you're up to. I'm dying to see
Speaker 7: what's in the chest too. Go ahead, open it up,
Speaker 7: God dong boy.
Speaker 1: You see it's a biggish box, isn't it. Yes, a
Speaker 1: woman could easily hide in there.
Speaker 7: Something white and certain lying on the bottom. Wonderful. It
Speaker 7: must be her wedding dress. I've always heard it was
Speaker 7: still in there.
Speaker 5: Remarkable to find it in such good condition after all
Speaker 5: these years.
Speaker 3: The remarkable thing about it, Lady Geneva, is this dust
Speaker 3: and dirt on the hymn.
Speaker 1: Watson, give me an envelope. I shall want to take
Speaker 1: a sample. But that's fascinating.
Speaker 5: I've heard simply fabulous things about you, mister Holmes, and
Speaker 5: now I believe them.
Speaker 3: Everyone do you yes, I think we've seen everything there
Speaker 3: is to be seen here.
Speaker 1: Watson, you may close the lip and lock it right.
Speaker 1: Uh huh.
Speaker 6: So this is mister Sherlock Holmes and his famous deductions.
Speaker 1: They told me you were coming. They Who's they? I understood?
Speaker 1: You get no one in here, not even the maid.
Speaker 6: You've overlooked, Lady Terce, try to keep her out of anything.
Speaker 7: I didn't mention, mister Holmes, per Se, or did?
Speaker 1: I don't look so suspicious, Lady Terse. I've decided to
Speaker 1: be a good boy.
Speaker 6: I've even decided to come downstairs tonight and join in
Speaker 6: the Christmas Eve festivities.
Speaker 7: Per Se that gleam in your eyes. I've known you
Speaker 7: too long. You're up to something.
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Speaker 7: Oh, dear, the vicar's late down for calm yourself.
Speaker 1: In over he'll be here.
Speaker 7: Here's the snow so deep.
Speaker 6: But if he can't get through, Oh don't worry a
Speaker 6: slayer's light. He has Vixen, the best horse in the county.
Speaker 6: Nothing can pass her.
Speaker 7: You though, dear, I hope so no, so down.
Speaker 1: He may prove to be a bit of a problem,
Speaker 1: don't you think, goodness? I hoped.
Speaker 5: Oh mister Howes, I didn't see you behind that chair.
Speaker 1: Should wing chair often provides a good listening post.
Speaker 6: My dear, now look here, you meddling busy bodies to
Speaker 6: please you promised, suppose you allow me to solve the
Speaker 6: problem of the dark lady.
Speaker 1: You never would you?
Speaker 5: I mean, listen straight there the biggest driving.
Speaker 1: Up here, Father Christmas has arrived.
Speaker 3: Open the door, pedal fird now then everyone.
Speaker 6: Going first, look down the.
Speaker 1: Well slowly sold my ideas, hot.
Speaker 5: Froze, Come along, Father Christmas. First you'll take you into
Speaker 5: the dining room.
Speaker 7: You can have a hot tardy while.
Speaker 5: You get out of your rest.
Speaker 8: That's a good idea, A good idea.
Speaker 6: And better disguise your voice, sir, or all the children
Speaker 6: will guess who you are.
Speaker 1: That's a good idea too. Gather around all bringing the
Speaker 1: mule law. Father Christmas will.
Speaker 8: Be with you in a moment to give out the
Speaker 8: presents to all the good boys and girls.
Speaker 5: There your wonderful now going along.
Speaker 7: Take good care of him, Percy, Never fear my fear.
Speaker 5: Mister harms. The bringing in the yould haven't helped me
Speaker 5: set fire to it?
Speaker 1: Oh?
Speaker 5: Dr Watson's caught.
Speaker 7: Lady turns with the missile. I declare, I've never had
Speaker 7: such a Christmas come along to Nora and they're ready
Speaker 7: for you to like the par Dear, where did I
Speaker 7: put the matches? Thank you, doctor Watson.
Speaker 5: Locky, I do like to toast my.
Speaker 7: Teeth in front of a youla.
Speaker 3: I think your pardon, Lady Geneva, haven't you raised job
Speaker 3: skirts a bit too high? Oh?
Speaker 11: My goodness, I forgot, my dear, that your fian say
Speaker 11: is making quite an ass of himself, who runs into
Speaker 11: the library every other minute to see no one's lifted
Speaker 11: one of the wedding presents.
Speaker 2: All that silver and your present, lady test for diamond Tiara.
Speaker 5: I'll admit that Tiara is a temptation.
Speaker 7: You shouldn't have given it to me, Lady tst. It's
Speaker 7: one who not at all a confounded loose and is
Speaker 7: giving me a headache for years. Glad to be rid
Speaker 7: of it. Ah, Here here comes Father Christmas.
Speaker 3: Gaggle around the punch boone everyone, and we'll have a
Speaker 3: drink or so before we give out the present? Should ticket?
Speaker 11: I say there, Father Christmas, I mean, let's start us
Speaker 11: all on the cattle car prick.
Speaker 7: Correct dog without a song?
Speaker 6: Right you off a lady, But the rest you fairy
Speaker 6: gentle man, and nothing you dismay.
Speaker 1: On Christmas. Jolly English Christmas.
Speaker 10: And joy a time.
Speaker 1: Hello, they're Father Christmas not leaving us so soon? Well,
Speaker 1: that is a long ride home. Must get going. Don't
Speaker 1: tell the others. I wouldn't want to disturb the party quite.
Speaker 1: How about a hot tuddy before you leave? Still a cup?
Speaker 3: You know?
Speaker 1: Time haven't time? I thought you might say that, so
Speaker 1: I prepared this jug full of grog. Keep it well wrapped.
Speaker 1: It'll keep you warm.
Speaker 3: It's a long cold drive to Gretna Green. But mister Hole,
Speaker 3: no time to waste. Hung your way, Father Christmas, think
Speaker 3: of me. When you drink the grog, we will wastle, whastle.
Speaker 3: Many Christmas and a happy New Year.
Speaker 1: Hello? What's this Vica? Off? So soon? Yes, Lord Neville,
Speaker 1: he seemed in a hurry to get home.
Speaker 3: Can't blame him this cold night. Hell, let us get
Speaker 3: inside before we freeze to death.
Speaker 7: Good idea, Oh, I say they're ready to start the dancing.
Speaker 7: Wigworth's trying to find you, Nebra, so they can lead
Speaker 7: the dancers.
Speaker 1: Hell calling, good heavens, what is that? Get me out?
Speaker 3: Someone's got himself locked in the dungeon. This way the
Speaker 3: entrances through the dining room, was hoping for more of
Speaker 3: a head start. Posse nothing at all. This is the
Speaker 3: door to the dungeon.
Speaker 1: Let me out, Let me out, I say, yeah, the
Speaker 1: door has bolted.
Speaker 7: Just a moment.
Speaker 4: Get me out of here.
Speaker 3: Lord, it's the vicar down there in his underwear and
Speaker 3: trust up like a New Year's goose.
Speaker 1: This is an outrage.
Speaker 7: Get me out of here.
Speaker 1: But if the vicar is.
Speaker 3: Here, who drove off in the sleigh? Presumably an impostor
Speaker 3: who stole the Vicker's clothes. I thought it might be,
Speaker 3: you know when I heard Father Christmas sing bass say.
Speaker 1: Homes homes were are you lady genever? Have Fellosi can't
Speaker 1: find her anywhere. She's disappeared, vanished into thinner. Hey Scott,
Speaker 1: someone get the vicar out of the dungeon. I've got
Speaker 1: to find my daughter.
Speaker 7: Oh, mister Holmes, come quickly. Jan never has disappeared. The
Speaker 7: dog is crouched in front of the door chest.
Speaker 1: Oh hurry, gentlemen.
Speaker 3: The same scoundrel that locked the Vicker in the dungeon
Speaker 3: has undoubtedly put Geneva in the dower chest.
Speaker 1: Hop up too late.
Speaker 7: I can't as good to break the chest open, but
Speaker 7: the dog won't let him near.
Speaker 1: S.
Speaker 3: Easy, easy thought, you boy, he says, I know, I
Speaker 3: know what you're trying to say. We'll get her out.
Speaker 1: Oh confounded the key, lady, test What did you do
Speaker 1: it with the key?
Speaker 7: I gave it to you.
Speaker 1: No you didn't, Oh yes you did too. I don't write,
Speaker 1: you know, no key needed.
Speaker 3: The wood's so old and the staple's so loose it's
Speaker 3: quite possible to lift the lock.
Speaker 1: Right out like this that I raised the lid. Crap Scott.
Speaker 3: There's nothing in there, but a roasted beef four is
Speaker 3: made off with it. I'm afraid that explains his interest
Speaker 3: in the chest. But if Geneva isn't here, where is
Speaker 3: she with Father Christmas? I imagine they're heading for the
Speaker 3: Scottish border in the sleigh. Don't ever catch them, I'm afraid.
Speaker 7: Oh god, she's a lope with person. So she did
Speaker 7: talk a round good baha. So that's why she trailed
Speaker 7: off up the tower steps in that old bridal gown.
Speaker 3: I suspected as much when I discovered some of Percy's
Speaker 3: ashes on its heim bo.
Speaker 1: But this is dreadful. I should be ruined. We'll have
Speaker 1: to return all the wedding presents.
Speaker 7: Civil Diday personally. All make mine a much handsomer contolution.
Speaker 7: Jenever shall have the tiara and my emeralds as well.
Speaker 7: They're worth the king's ransom.
Speaker 1: Lady Tis, you are an astounding she made.
Speaker 7: Four women are but keeping the dancers waiting? You shual
Speaker 7: leed the lancers with me.
Speaker 1: Robert, Come along, say Holmes, you old fraud. I believe
Speaker 1: you knew what was going on all the time. I suspected. Watson,
Speaker 1: I suspected.
Speaker 3: But when I saw the lady Geneva raise her ball
Speaker 3: gown and display a pair of traveling boots, I was sure.
Speaker 3: But come along, Watson, we shall have to get out
Speaker 3: of the kitchen and make peace with the cropper. Why
Speaker 3: that but making off with Sunday's roasted beef. Something had
Speaker 3: to be done to keep the dog interested, or he'd
Speaker 3: have given the show away.