Speaker 1: And now for our weekly visit with a genial doctor Watson.
Speaker 1: Good evening, Doctor.
Speaker 2: Good evening was to Foreman, come in and thank you.
Speaker 1: You're looking particularly comfortable tonight, doctor, feed up on the sofa,
Speaker 1: and puppy is asleep on your lap.
Speaker 2: Yes, my boy. The three of us went for a
Speaker 2: long walk on the beach this afternoon. Monkey and Winnie
Speaker 2: had a running battle with the seagulls. The consequence they
Speaker 2: have been faster sleep ever since.
Speaker 1: Because oh, I hope you're not too tired, doctor, I'm
Speaker 1: counting on a.
Speaker 3: New Sherlock home story, you know, No, no.
Speaker 2: No, I'm already for you, mister Foreman. In fact, I
Speaker 2: was going through my notes on the case just for you.
Speaker 1: Ride well last week you told us it concerned a
Speaker 1: strange society who held their meetings in an underground ball
Speaker 1: of the furniture warehouse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, by boy, now win no, no, no, no.
Speaker 2: The story we live agan one storm in November nineteen,
Speaker 2: eighteen hundred and eighty seven. I was marriaged at the
Speaker 2: time and living away from Baker Street. On this night
Speaker 2: in question, my wife had already gone to bed, and
Speaker 2: I was nodding in front of the par over one
Speaker 2: of Clark Russell's fine sea stories. I had a very
Speaker 2: tarling day. I remember it was about the hour that
Speaker 2: a man gives his first yawn and glances to the clock.
Speaker 2: And suddenly my front door bell jangle discordantly. A servant
Speaker 2: Edna had gone up to bed. So I crossed to
Speaker 2: the window and opened it. It was the littly dark,
Speaker 2: and I could just see the outcline of a figure
Speaker 2: scanning on my doorstep. It looked like a woman. Suddenly,
Speaker 2: a cultivated voice called up to me. Uh, yes, madam,
Speaker 2: I'm the doctor.
Speaker 4: And death I have a carryin.
Speaker 2: Oh right, all right, I'll be down immediately. I closed
Speaker 2: the window, scribbled an oue to my wife, wrapped my
Speaker 2: coat and hat and my bag, and a few minutes
Speaker 2: later I stepped out of the front door and closed
Speaker 2: it behind me. Carriage was standing at the curb, but
Speaker 2: I couldn't see any trace of the lady you called Bert.
Speaker 2: The only person in sight was an old and impossive
Speaker 2: look at bigger woman dressed in rags and tatters. After
Speaker 2: a moment of bewilderment, I spoke, uh, woman, did you
Speaker 2: see a lady leave here?
Speaker 4: A moment ago no, doctor, she didn't leave. She's still
Speaker 4: waiting for you.
Speaker 2: Oh forgive me, madam, But who's the order? I thought
Speaker 2: you're a beggar woman.
Speaker 4: There is any time to discuss that.
Speaker 5: Now, please get in this carriage.
Speaker 6: Where's the driver I'm going to drive? Please get in.
Speaker 2: Business. Are you sure that you can handle those horses? Madam?
Speaker 4: Of course I can.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: I wish you'd tell me the way you're driving, man.
Speaker 4: Please don't ask me anymore. Don't mind up.
Speaker 2: Oh, thank heavens, we've finally reached our destinations to have
Speaker 2: liven halfway across London.
Speaker 7: Hello.
Speaker 2: Hello, must be somewhere down near the river. No dwelling
Speaker 2: places here, nothing but enormous ware. Uh why we stopped here, madam?
Speaker 8: Steps?
Speaker 2: I wish you'd tell me where you're taking.
Speaker 7: Man.
Speaker 4: We have a club here in the business. I see
Speaker 4: for yourself.
Speaker 2: Been a solid looking door. How do you propose to
Speaker 2: get fasted?
Speaker 4: I'd show you.
Speaker 2: Lord, must be very secret club of yours, madam. It
Speaker 2: is done. Oh knocks number seven.
Speaker 4: Heave the password to the lentns.
Speaker 2: You may enter.
Speaker 6: Follow me, doctor, yeah, not of my I don't wish you.
Speaker 2: Tell me where you're taking man. This looks like the
Speaker 2: entrance to an opium. There, norah a thieves kitchen.
Speaker 5: Don't worry, doctor, You're in no danger. There Does that
Speaker 5: look like a thieves kitchen?
Speaker 2: Great Scott, I don't blame my eyes. Like curiously furnished room.
Speaker 2: What a strange collection of people. Some look like beggars,
Speaker 2: others in full evening dress.
Speaker 8: Amazing number seven always this man the doctor I went
Speaker 8: to kitchen. I thought, I said there were to be
Speaker 8: no strangers.
Speaker 2: Good man. I've been extremely patient, but my temper is
Speaker 2: beginning to wear a little thin. Either let me see
Speaker 2: your patient at once or show me out. My time
Speaker 2: is valuable and I don't propose to waste it.
Speaker 4: I'm sorry, doctor. Where is Julian?
Speaker 8: He's in the back room.
Speaker 2: And if you know what's good for you, doctor.
Speaker 8: Whatever you call yourself, you'll forget everything you see in here.
Speaker 2: You're not the least interested in your blasted club. Just
Speaker 2: take me to the patient.
Speaker 8: This is the man we wants you to examine.
Speaker 3: Doctor.
Speaker 2: What happened he fell.
Speaker 4: Down the stairs leading into the club.
Speaker 2: Room or why'd you move him?
Speaker 8: We wanted him to be comfortable.
Speaker 2: It's the worst thing in the world you could have done.
Speaker 2: Never never move a person with an injured skull.
Speaker 4: Is it going to be all right?
Speaker 2: Doctor, Madam? He isn't his next broken. He's dead. Sure
Speaker 2: of that, doctor, because I'm sure of it, My good man.
Speaker 2: I'm afraid you need an undertaker, not a doctor.
Speaker 8: Must tell the others.
Speaker 2: I wired everybody.
Speaker 8: Julian is dead.
Speaker 3: Julia dead.
Speaker 2: Oh, this is terrible.
Speaker 3: Who is this man?
Speaker 2: The doctor?
Speaker 4: I better get him out of here at once.
Speaker 8: We don't want any strangers nosing about it. That's right, though,
Speaker 8: should not bother me anyway.
Speaker 2: Gentlemen, I assure you, ladies and gentlemen, I haven't the
Speaker 2: slightest desire to stay here one moment longer. If you
Speaker 2: direct me to the door again, Madam, I'll try to
Speaker 2: find a cab myself and this doctor's taking just took
Speaker 2: and go home.
Speaker 8: Show him out and give him his money.
Speaker 4: Follow me.
Speaker 2: I'm delighted to.
Speaker 4: Do you mind if I don't drive you home?
Speaker 2: Doctor who No, I should prefer it. My nerves aren't
Speaker 2: in the best of shape.
Speaker 4: You mustn't be angry with me, doctor, Please weaving again?
Speaker 2: Number seven?
Speaker 4: No, but this gentleman is will you see if you
Speaker 4: can find.
Speaker 2: A cab for him to whom shall I send in
Speaker 2: my bill?
Speaker 5: Madam, here's a five pound note that should copy your
Speaker 5: time in trouble, shouldn't.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, it's far too much, madam.
Speaker 5: No, doctor, it's late at night and it hasn't been
Speaker 5: a very pleasant case for you.
Speaker 6: Please take it.
Speaker 2: Kind of very jealous indeed. But by the way, how
Speaker 2: did you happen to come to me in the first place?
Speaker 5: I was driving about looking for a doctor and a
Speaker 5: policeman directed me to your house.
Speaker 2: Found a cab. Thank you man, Thank you.
Speaker 4: Doctor. May I come round in the morning for a
Speaker 4: death certificate?
Speaker 2: Of course, because you remember my address?
Speaker 4: Yes, but I don't know your name?
Speaker 2: Watson, Doctor, Watson.
Speaker 5: Doctor, what's not not a doctor Watson who's associated with
Speaker 5: Shellack Holmes?
Speaker 2: That is that you know of me?
Speaker 5: Good night, doctor, and please forget about everything you've seen.
Speaker 2: Mh on my soul. An amazing business homes will be
Speaker 2: interested to hear about this. And that's the way it was, Holmes,
Speaker 2: one of the most curious adventures I ever held.
Speaker 9: Without you interesting Watson, you say the sun gown cellar
Speaker 9: was luxuriously furnished.
Speaker 2: Yes, and the people there were an amazing mixture. Some
Speaker 2: were in rags and some in evening dress like the
Speaker 2: Nisser rime. Eh, some in rags and some in tags,
Speaker 2: and some in velvet gown. Exactly give me the feeling
Speaker 2: that I was taking part in the story out of
Speaker 2: the Oragan nights. I must say, though I was pretty
Speaker 2: angry at the time. However, after a good night's versta,
Speaker 2: I feel quite differently this morning. But I thought i'd
Speaker 2: just drop around and tell you all about it.
Speaker 4: Dad.
Speaker 3: You did, my deaf fellow.
Speaker 9: It would be interesting to see if any repercussions.
Speaker 3: If you are a strange adventure Richards, Oh.
Speaker 2: I doubt it. The woman seemed frightened the death when
Speaker 2: I mentioned your name.
Speaker 9: We shall see. Meanwhile, I'm expecting a planned They're not
Speaker 9: too busy.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you can stay.
Speaker 2: No like very much. Who is it in diagram?
Speaker 9: Will tell you much more than I can arrive analgo
Speaker 9: tell me look.
Speaker 2: See at your lodgings this morning to discuss our problem.
Speaker 2: Signed amst. The high handed message be at your lodgings,
Speaker 2: so please. I suppose am S stands for.
Speaker 3: I'm just tying with that problem when you arrived.
Speaker 2: Could it be the American Medical.
Speaker 3: School no, no, there's no such body.
Speaker 9: It's the American Medical Association RGARO. A tone of the
Speaker 9: message inclines me to believe that the age stands for
Speaker 9: Amateur very.
Speaker 2: Possibly Amateur mascul.
Speaker 9: Society or the Amateur Murderers. Would be a nice spot,
Speaker 9: wouldn't it. And as there representative, now no doubt to
Speaker 9: save us the guess work homes.
Speaker 2: It looks like the same carriage as I drove in
Speaker 2: last night. The girl standing on your door just hight
Speaker 2: of fashion.
Speaker 3: Hudson's splendid.
Speaker 9: It seems that we have not heard the end of
Speaker 9: your adventure. Go and meet the lady at the top
Speaker 9: of the stairs. Well you happen save missus Hudson's wakes, Thank.
Speaker 2: You, Thank you all right, come me in, madam.
Speaker 3: To your service, madam?
Speaker 5: When down im Lady Dorothy Brownly, it's your voice.
Speaker 2: You're the lady who fetched me last night. Just up
Speaker 2: as a bigger woman.
Speaker 5: Yes I am, doctor Watson. Forgive me for being so
Speaker 5: mysterious at the time.
Speaker 9: Doubtless you have come to consult me regarding last night's
Speaker 9: unfortunate accident at the Amateur Mendicant Society.
Speaker 4: Did you know what the initials stood for mister Home.
Speaker 9: After hearing Doctor Watson's story of last night's happening, the
Speaker 9: connotation seemed obbyous.
Speaker 4: Am I right perfectly?
Speaker 5: Last night when Doctor Watton told us Julian was dead,
Speaker 5: we thought it was an accident.
Speaker 3: And now you think it is a murder.
Speaker 9: Eh, Lady Brahmeette, if you expect my help, there must
Speaker 9: be no more mystery. Just what is this amateur Mendican society?
Speaker 4: I'm as stray.
Speaker 5: It will be a little hard for you to understand
Speaker 5: our motives with a group of people, rather wealthy people.
Speaker 5: I suppose we find pleasure in deliberately leading a seamy
Speaker 5: life disguised as beggars. We use the basement the Jurion
Speaker 5: last night, doctor is our headquarters. We keep our beggars
Speaker 5: closed there and change out of them before we go home.
Speaker 9: Fantastic I a futile, worthless way of spending your leisure time,
Speaker 9: Lady Brahnette.
Speaker 5: I suppose it must seem so may to Holmes. But
Speaker 5: we are curious to learn how the other half lives.
Speaker 5: And of course there's a certain thrill in rubbing shoulders
Speaker 5: with the police.
Speaker 3: At least we.
Speaker 4: Do some good.
Speaker 3: Indeed, I should be interested to.
Speaker 5: Learn how all the money we make as beggars we
Speaker 5: give to charity.
Speaker 9: Oh do you really and you feel that this gesture
Speaker 9: on your part of all from any responsibility to the
Speaker 9: real beggars whose livelihood you are impairing.
Speaker 4: I hadn't thought of it just like that. No, then
Speaker 4: I suppose you won't want to help us.
Speaker 3: Oh that's quite another matter, madam.
Speaker 9: And as a professional detective, I cannot afford to be
Speaker 9: a modelist.
Speaker 3: Yes, I will investigate this case for you, though.
Speaker 9: I warn you my fee will be an extremely high one.
Speaker 5: Money isn't important, mister Holmes, as long as we can
Speaker 5: solve Julian's death without bringing the police into the king.
Speaker 3: Who is the dead man? The man you referred to
Speaker 3: as Julian.
Speaker 4: Julian treppor the poet. He was the one who started
Speaker 4: out design.
Speaker 3: I've read some of his work.
Speaker 2: What makes you think that he was murdered?
Speaker 5: Liny bran La you left last night, Doctor Watson. There
Speaker 5: was a terrible scene you in never cydny hold.
Speaker 2: He's a big fellow who is sawn pleasanter.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's the one.
Speaker 5: He said that he saw Lord Cecil deliberately tripped Julian
Speaker 5: as he came to.
Speaker 9: The head of the staircase, Lord Cecil being.
Speaker 5: Lord set appearing son of the Earl of Lusham. There
Speaker 5: was a bitter argument, says to the huge Sydney doing
Speaker 5: the same thing. Then they had a dreadful fight. It
Speaker 5: ended up with Sepper thretting to go to the police.
Speaker 5: But that's when we decided to send a telegram to you.
Speaker 9: So the proof of murder depends on such climsy evidence
Speaker 9: as to whether the dead man fell or well, we say,
Speaker 9: push what it seems.
Speaker 5: Like, mister Holmes, even though you don't approve, Please help.
Speaker 8: Us, won't you?
Speaker 3: Yes, Lady Browney, I will.
Speaker 4: Will you come back with me? Now? Do I headquarter him?
Speaker 3: I will join you within the hour. In the meantime,
Speaker 3: my old friend doctor Watson can go with you.
Speaker 2: What could I do without you?
Speaker 3: You know my method?
Speaker 8: Don't chat back tocording there very well, but you promise
Speaker 8: you'll be there.
Speaker 3: I promise you that I will be there, madam.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much, mister Holmes. We'll be expecting you.
Speaker 7: Well.
Speaker 2: I'll just get my hat and coat home.
Speaker 3: What do you want to go with her?
Speaker 9: And ask no more questions as I will join you
Speaker 9: within the hour.
Speaker 2: In your eye. I don't think you believe.
Speaker 3: Her story, of course I don't watch.
Speaker 8: Well and work and go with it, old fellow, and
Speaker 8: keep your.
Speaker 3: Wits about you. The game's a foot.
Speaker 1: The story of the Amateur Mendican Society will continue in
Speaker 1: just a few seconds time. I'd like to use to
Speaker 1: remind you that you're really missing something until you try
Speaker 1: having wine with your dinner, and I meet a Petree wine.
Speaker 1: Let's say a Petrie California Burgundy or a Petrie California
Speaker 1: Soul turned. Both wines are just made to make good
Speaker 1: food taste better. If you like a red wine, try
Speaker 1: Petri Burgundy, try it with hamburger, with stew, with any
Speaker 1: meat or meat dish. And if you like a delicious
Speaker 1: white wine, a wine that'll make chicken taste better than ever,
Speaker 1: try a well chilled Petrie so turned with food. Nothing
Speaker 1: can take the place of a good pet Tree wine.
Speaker 1: And now back to tonight's her Lockholm's adventure. The Amateur
Speaker 1: Mendicant Society, a group of wealthy eccentrics who posed as beggars,
Speaker 1: have come to Sherlock Holmes and doctor Watson with a problem.
Speaker 1: One of their members has apparently been murdered, and the
Speaker 1: famous Pair have been asked to investigate the killings. As
Speaker 1: we rejoin our story, doctor Watson, still awaiting the arrival
Speaker 1: of the Great Detective, is cross questioning three of the
Speaker 1: members at the headquarters of this unusual But I.
Speaker 2: Don't find your story very convincing, don't you. Now?
Speaker 8: Let's suppose you stop asking questions until Sherlock Holmes gets here.
Speaker 8: He's the man we've engaged to settle his business, not you.
Speaker 8: We're paying for his services, not those of his assistant.
Speaker 2: Mister Holmes asked me to conduct this preliminary investigation. My
Speaker 2: good man, I'm perfect familiar with his methods, So keep
Speaker 2: a civil toanue in your head if you want us
Speaker 2: to continue with his case.
Speaker 8: I'm not answering any more questions till he gets Here's potablefuler, Lord.
Speaker 2: Cecil, you say that you saw Holt delibered to tip
Speaker 2: the dead man as he came down the stairs last night, Yes,
Speaker 2: I did, well? Where were you standing her at the head.
Speaker 3: Of the staircase.
Speaker 1: It was beside me, and as Julian came by, he
Speaker 1: deliberately Please.
Speaker 10: Excuse me, Number eleven, excuse me?
Speaker 3: What is it there?
Speaker 2: Is a strange man.
Speaker 8: Just come in.
Speaker 10: He is stressed as you when you work. But I
Speaker 10: do not remember to have seen him here before. He
Speaker 10: speaks very rough. Did he get the correct signal? Yes,
Speaker 10: I'm the passport.
Speaker 4: He must be a new member, and I suppose.
Speaker 8: You better see him bring him in a bad time
Speaker 8: for to come here? Please wait, please saw.
Speaker 2: Me you got here?
Speaker 7: Yeah?
Speaker 3: Well not right?
Speaker 2: Let me do yourself. Praud out chair. Who are you
Speaker 2: and how did you get in here?
Speaker 3: I'll give you a signal on the passport? Just look
Speaker 3: Julian tell me too. You're a friend of Julian? Whose
Speaker 3: I am? You're go going to meet him here to die?
Speaker 2: Who?
Speaker 8: Are you really?
Speaker 2: All friends? Here?
Speaker 7: Yes?
Speaker 9: You can talk freely and permit me to introduce my said,
Speaker 9: I am Don Louis Jose Fernando at job studies.
Speaker 8: Why why do you want to join us? When Julian
Speaker 8: tell me about it?
Speaker 2: Well? It particular?
Speaker 3: Mind how you say? Are not funny gone?
Speaker 9: There's a sort of charming idea I could see another
Speaker 9: of Mendicantee.
Speaker 3: I suppose he's all right, thick bo time, All right? Now,
Speaker 3: where is Julian piece? He will vouch for me.
Speaker 8: He's in the other room. They had an accident and.
Speaker 3: I couldn't not the bad one, A very bad.
Speaker 8: One there was, and you better take him in there
Speaker 8: and break the news to him.
Speaker 2: We'll follow me.
Speaker 7: This is terrible.
Speaker 3: Please tell me what happened.
Speaker 2: Doctor yourself for the shocks.
Speaker 7: Your friend is dead head, his neck was sproken.
Speaker 2: Last night and some brawl.
Speaker 3: Except that, I do believe this is an accident.
Speaker 8: Homes, but not quietly enough, mister Sherlock Holmes, come on,
Speaker 8: come back to the others and let all take a
Speaker 8: look at you. Come on, get moving, both of you.
Speaker 8: This isn't a pop gun in my hands.
Speaker 2: Sorry, Homes are holding away.
Speaker 8: Oh, Cassil Dorothy, come here. I wanted to take a
Speaker 8: look at the great Sherlock Holmes walked into our trap,
Speaker 8: just like any stupid policeman. Now I had a dress
Speaker 8: up to do.
Speaker 2: It that, mister Olmes.
Speaker 3: We were waiting for you here anyway. You know I'm
Speaker 3: well aware of admister Holt. You see I knew I
Speaker 3: was walking into.
Speaker 4: A trap, did you know that, mister hol.
Speaker 9: Lady Brownie, the story you brought was today was so
Speaker 9: obviously a false one, just as there is no amateur
Speaker 9: mendicant society.
Speaker 8: Holmes, who heard miss Lms tell him, I see how
Speaker 8: much you really do? Now, why star to tell you
Speaker 8: what you already know on talk? If you know what's
Speaker 8: good for you?
Speaker 9: You're so persuasive, Aunt, mister Holt very well. Undoubtedly Julian
Speaker 9: Trevor's dead last night was an accident. You fetched the doctor,
Speaker 9: Lady Browney a very actual move, and later discovered that
Speaker 9: the doctor in question was the old friend of Dolock Holmes.
Speaker 3: We're all afraid that I.
Speaker 9: Would become interested in your unusual society until you invented
Speaker 9: that very thin story about the accident being a murder.
Speaker 9: You wanted to lure me here so that I could
Speaker 9: be this pose doll, and you could all continue your
Speaker 9: nefarious works without hindurance.
Speaker 8: Now aren't we clever? What is on a farious work?
Speaker 8: May I ask?
Speaker 2: No?
Speaker 3: Password?
Speaker 9: Gave me a two for the lanterns by the French revolutionists,
Speaker 9: They strung the aristocrats up on the lamp posts. Then again,
Speaker 9: the combination of curious costumes and a luxurious establishment in
Speaker 9: a low class area posed another question. What political belief
Speaker 9: provides a common meeting ground for misguided aristocrats and dangerous commoners,
Speaker 9: and how did you.
Speaker 3: Answer that question?
Speaker 9: Or it is imple, my DearS, one word nihilism, its
Speaker 9: doctrine of assassination and overthrow of government. To find every
Speaker 9: chance of being put into practice by all of you
Speaker 9: at the forthcoming Jubileus celebrations to be held here in London,
Speaker 9: and also with a count for your beggars clothes. A
Speaker 9: beggar would have greater.
Speaker 3: Freedom of movement in a cloud than an ordinary person.
Speaker 3: You're a clever man, mister Holmes. Too bad, you'll have
Speaker 3: to die.
Speaker 2: I'll get the roll.
Speaker 4: What are you going to do with him?
Speaker 8: Do give him my first hand to to nihilism. Of course,
Speaker 8: I can't live.
Speaker 2: I know too much. You can't possibly do this. You
Speaker 2: know the police will track us her.
Speaker 8: By the time the police get here, you and your
Speaker 8: friend Homes will be blown.
Speaker 3: The kingdom come.
Speaker 8: And to gather. Mister Holmes, Oh my risk of mind?
Speaker 3: We know it isn't that a shame?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 8: There's any better fool. Tie up the doctor cecil while
Speaker 8: I bind Homes as legs.
Speaker 4: I can't go through with this.
Speaker 8: Remain daughter, you can't go through it.
Speaker 4: I just cants ten by and stay too innocent.
Speaker 2: Then murder.
Speaker 4: Don't be a fool on they We can't let them live.
Speaker 2: They know too much, don't you.
Speaker 4: If you go on with this, I'm going out for
Speaker 4: the police.
Speaker 8: You tie up as well, cecil, let me alone besides.
Speaker 2: And go on.
Speaker 4: You're the devil.
Speaker 8: Shut up now, mister Holmes. I'm going to fetch a
Speaker 8: little invention, a little invention.
Speaker 2: I'm sure you'll be interested.
Speaker 8: Mister Holmes, it's a pity you and your friend didn't
Speaker 8: learn to mind your own business.
Speaker 9: I'm afraid it's too late to teach an old dog.
Speaker 3: You tricks.
Speaker 8: Too late now at any rate, quite comfortable, doctor watch, don't.
Speaker 2: You speak to me. You're a filtered traitor to your
Speaker 2: comfort of rubbish.
Speaker 8: Here we are example of Mikhail Petrov's mechanical genius. This
Speaker 8: bomb will blow the entire building sky high. The three
Speaker 8: of you are with it, nah, I wind the time
Speaker 8: clock so and set the fuse to go off in
Speaker 8: in five minutes. Will give us plenty of time to
Speaker 8: get away.
Speaker 2: So come on, siting, let's get out.
Speaker 8: Of your ride. Charming. Picture three of your bound hand
Speaker 8: and foot sitting beside each other on the sofa.
Speaker 2: Tada, doorth it?
Speaker 8: Think of our cause during the five minutes ask for you,
Speaker 8: mister Olmes and your friend.
Speaker 2: But reading the bad rubbish, this looks like myself. I
Speaker 2: haven't been so infernally noising and I recognized you, we
Speaker 2: wouldn't be in this mess.
Speaker 3: I think they suspected me anyway.
Speaker 2: I must say it seemed to me that you told
Speaker 2: them a great deal more than was necessary about your suspicions.
Speaker 2: Surely you could have pretended ignorant.
Speaker 3: I could have done.
Speaker 6: God, I'm not ready to.
Speaker 9: Go, by the way, was I right in assuming with
Speaker 9: your associates on nihilists?
Speaker 4: It's what they are. They're planning to assassinate the Prime Minister?
Speaker 4: Do you believe telebraate my Minster?
Speaker 2: Great heapens homes.
Speaker 9: We've got to get free, assuming some ridical happened and
Speaker 9: we did get free, and your former associates but are
Speaker 9: ranged in court.
Speaker 3: Would you testify against them? Of course I would?
Speaker 4: But what chance is there they.
Speaker 5: Bother?
Speaker 3: I'll stop it for you Holmes.
Speaker 9: Your hands are free, But then its wrist I mentioned
Speaker 9: just now, I've concealed a.
Speaker 3: Razor edged blade. I cut through the ropes almost before
Speaker 3: our friends had left the room.
Speaker 4: Then why did you keep us in the suspense.
Speaker 9: Mister Home, I wanted to quite sure that you testify
Speaker 9: on the forthcoming trial.
Speaker 3: Madam. We are that renders the bomb harveys.
Speaker 8: Ah, and that means that the police have.
Speaker 9: Sprung the fact that I set your associates.
Speaker 3: Lady Brownlee.
Speaker 9: It's lucky for you that you had a change of
Speaker 9: heart and prevented you from leaving us.
Speaker 4: Oh, mister Holmes, heart, did I ever thank you?
Speaker 2: Home? You have the place surrounded with police when you
Speaker 2: came in here.
Speaker 3: As I did, my dear fellow.
Speaker 9: Yeah, no wonder he was so calm.
Speaker 2: No wonder. You told them so much. You wanted them
Speaker 2: to show their hair.
Speaker 9: A sience, old fellow, and they obliged me most satisfactorily.
Speaker 3: They attempted triple murder.
Speaker 1: Ye are self confessed anarchists, and with the evidence of
Speaker 1: lady Brownlee, I'm sure that we can put them of
Speaker 1: They all belong. Considering it's barely noon, I think you'll
Speaker 1: agree Watson, that is a very comprehensive morning's work.