Speaker 1: The Inventors of Sherlock Holmes, The Original and Immortal Stories
Speaker 1: of Sarasick holand Doyle Glommatized Daniel, with Sir Ralph Richardson
Speaker 1: as Doctor Watson and Sir John Gielgood in the role
Speaker 1: of Sherlock Holme. And now The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
Speaker 1: with Sir John Gielgod and Sherlock Holmes and Sir Ralph
Speaker 1: Richardson as our storyteller, Doctor James Watson. My name was Watson,
Speaker 1: Doctor John H.
Speaker 2: Watton. It may be familiar to you.
Speaker 1: Through my association over Middlewears. It's one of the most
Speaker 1: remarkable men I believe the world has ever known, mister
Speaker 1: Sherlock Holmes. I wanted to tell you about one of
Speaker 1: our earliest adventists.
Speaker 2: The first time when we went out.
Speaker 1: Into the Speech of London in active partnership, it was
Speaker 1: still a Youngish man. It was far back in the
Speaker 1: early eighteen eighties. We'd chaired those famous roomens number two
Speaker 1: hundred and twenty one b Baker Street.
Speaker 2: For yes you.
Speaker 1: Mom, Watson, my dear fellow, you're just in time, in
Speaker 1: time for what homes well you've so I can be
Speaker 1: good enough to express a genial interest in my singular profession.
Speaker 1: Now you'll be able to see me actually at work. Oh,
Speaker 1: I'm lightly homes It should have been fascinating. Ah, but I
Speaker 1: must sit down by the fire de.
Speaker 2: Chilly out, or do do my dear fellows? Oh, by
Speaker 2: the way, Watson, White Turkish? Turkish?
Speaker 1: How do you mean the bar? The bars you've just
Speaker 1: come from, my dear fellow. Why the relaxing and expensive
Speaker 1: Turkish rather than invigorating a homemade article across the passage here?
Speaker 1: Because I tells lazy and but I haven't said a
Speaker 1: word about it. How the deuce did you know i'd
Speaker 1: had a Turkish bar? Your boots boots, I think quite
Speaker 1: an elementary as surely no doubt. But you'll forgive me
Speaker 1: if i'd be able to see the least connection. You
Speaker 1: always do your boots out in the same way, Watson, however,
Speaker 1: on this occasion might even pass them with an elaborate
Speaker 1: double bow. And so of course you've had them all
Speaker 1: from someone else who's tied them for you, for example,
Speaker 1: The answer can only be your bootmaker or the boy
Speaker 1: to take his bars, as your boots will only maidens
Speaker 1: live here late last week it's hardly likely to have
Speaker 1: been the bootmaker. So what's the names? But the barbs
Speaker 1: sadly simple.
Speaker 2: Ha ha, pa, my soul, you don't really are.
Speaker 1: A strange Wait till you meet Milverton. He's stranger still Milverton.
Speaker 1: Who's Milverton, Tarles Augustus Milverton at Hampstead in all probability
Speaker 1: the most evil man in London. He sounds fascinating. I
Speaker 1: invited in the six thirty so he's almost you.
Speaker 2: I should have the thought of him. But what's he
Speaker 2: do for a living? This strange quarrel of ours?
Speaker 1: Blackmail Watson high here he looks like mister Pickwick that
Speaker 1: heaven helped the man, or worse still, the woman who's
Speaker 1: in discreet enough to get into his power?
Speaker 2: And what have you to do with him?
Speaker 1: Well?
Speaker 2: I've had the honor recently to.
Speaker 1: Be consulted by a particularly illustrious lady.
Speaker 2: Gracious do I know her?
Speaker 1: I expect to know her name, Lady Eva Brackwell, the
Speaker 1: most beautiful gab.
Speaker 2: Retunted last season. But of course isn't she to be
Speaker 2: married in a fortnight to the Earl of Dover Court. Yes,
Speaker 2: it's all arranged.
Speaker 1: I'm lucky for her Milverton has marriaged to get hold
Speaker 1: of some imprudent letters Waston, which she wrote some time
Speaker 1: ago to a penny this young fellow in the country.
Speaker 1: Only in prudent, mind you, but they'd be quite sufficient
Speaker 1: to break off the net.
Speaker 2: And you're commissioner to meet him? Yes, and make what terms?
Speaker 2: I can? I think you hear Watson? Well let him
Speaker 2: in the who Well he'll come in. Did this is
Speaker 2: mister Holmes? I take it you are Charles Augustus moment?
Speaker 2: How are you, mister Holmes?
Speaker 1: No, I prefer not to shake hands with you, mister Milburdoon.
Speaker 1: This is only a matter of business between us, I see,
Speaker 1: and we can talk of it.
Speaker 2: Be Paul. This gentleman needs to rather a delicate affair.
Speaker 2: Dr Watson is my.
Speaker 1: Friend and partner, sair. He knows our business well well,
Speaker 1: we need hard waste much time on it.
Speaker 2: My position is quite different. You are acting from the
Speaker 2: lady Eva. I understand I have that, honor. What are
Speaker 2: your terms, mister Mildertne seven thousand pounds mister Holmes and
Speaker 2: the alternative. Oh, my dear sir, it is painful to
Speaker 2: discuss it.
Speaker 1: But if the money is not paid by the fourteenth,
Speaker 1: there would certainly be no marriage on the eighteen and
Speaker 1: suposing I advise my clan to tell her future husband
Speaker 1: all about these letters you hold. You haven't do not
Speaker 1: know the Earl, mister Holmes, nor me. I'm practice at
Speaker 1: this game, sir. Look at the spotty book. I have
Speaker 1: eight or ten similar cases, all maturing.
Speaker 2: It is how I make my humble breath. Who scramble
Speaker 2: hows you like, sir?
Speaker 1: But that are detailed here that would surprise you for
Speaker 1: all your so called knowledge of affairs. You may remember
Speaker 1: the sudden end of the encouragement between the Honorable Missus
Speaker 1: Miles and Colonel Doff and only a bit caught. You've
Speaker 1: said some of twelve hundred pounds could not be found
Speaker 1: in time. Seven thousand is ridiculous, Lilburton out of the
Speaker 1: question here, and I think nuts. There was also the
Speaker 1: case of our well no more name pham welch, what's can.
Speaker 2: Get the hanging? Tell a lit it out now now, sir,
Speaker 2: that notebo you'll please to fall homes Stand back you
Speaker 2: think I go by the business like my alarms, Stand back,
Speaker 2: I say, don't do doctor, what nobody your name is?
Speaker 1: Put your hand homed out what I expected, something much
Speaker 1: more original, mister Holmes, I really did from you.
Speaker 2: Do you think I'm a fool as to carry the letter?
Speaker 2: The bounce of it?
Speaker 1: You only make me more determined than ever. One more
Speaker 1: word and I'll make it eight thousand and.
Speaker 2: The thirteen instead of the forties or night, mister Holmes.
Speaker 1: It was one of my earliest glimpses of the kind
Speaker 1: of thing confrontingess in what homes has been good enough
Speaker 1: to call our partnership?
Speaker 2: What you would do next? Had no idea? I was
Speaker 2: hardly prepared a few nights later.
Speaker 1: And on a particularly restorey using the appearance in our
Speaker 1: chambers of a tall, wreakish looking young workman with a
Speaker 1: goaty beard.
Speaker 2: Oh good, easing goodness, how are yes? How am I? Now?
Speaker 2: Look here? My good man? What you think you're doing?
Speaker 2: Walking any here? These are private apartment I happen to
Speaker 2: live here. Wats it dosence?
Speaker 3: Oh?
Speaker 1: Yes? I think I forgot to warn you around my
Speaker 1: little Tomshaws for disguise is what to just run?
Speaker 2: Among my many other accomplishments. Do what are appalling? Night
Speaker 2: outside is coming down in sheep? But what on earth
Speaker 2: have you been doing getting much.
Speaker 1: I've engaged to be married, to be married my DearS,
Speaker 1: So I I congratulate sure office of the hushmaid a
Speaker 1: Charles Augustus Wilberson was I had to Watson, I wanted information.
Speaker 2: Oh that was going too far, not at all in
Speaker 2: my present.
Speaker 1: Alias, I'm a rising young plumber named Escott. I've walked
Speaker 1: and talk to that girl every evening for nearly a week.
Speaker 1: The charming little post they were too, And now I
Speaker 1: know Milverson's husband, Hanst is like the palm of my
Speaker 1: hands in the basement of the attics. Yes, yeah, the
Speaker 1: home the poor girl early really can't be helped, Watson.
Speaker 1: He has to become a sacrifice on the altar of
Speaker 1: my art.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 1: Fortunately, I find I have a hated rival in the
Speaker 1: shape of the local grocery assistant. He sure to cut
Speaker 1: me out at the moment my back.
Speaker 2: Look out of the window.
Speaker 1: Watson, Oh, what a splendid night learning complaining about it
Speaker 1: development a girl as an honest citizen, as a burglar,
Speaker 1: I approved of it as a as a burglary. Is
Speaker 1: I proposed to burgle Milburton's house Before the night is over, Boston.
Speaker 2: It's the only way.
Speaker 1: I just want a few minutes to change my clothes
Speaker 1: and get rid of this ticklish bird, and then I
Speaker 1: shall be leaving you to the evening, to your peaceful solitude.
Speaker 1: Tell home, I'm coming with you. No, yeah, what I
Speaker 1: said that with a partner, and that I should do
Speaker 1: something to shake off my indo. Well, we've been sharing
Speaker 1: these same rooms for some months now.
Speaker 2: It'll be a new thing if you should finish up
Speaker 2: sharing the same self.
Speaker 1: You really mean it was to you that death where
Speaker 1: you are listed lightful fellow, Well do you think you
Speaker 1: could contide to make us up a couple of masks
Speaker 1: mass mass in five minutes from black silk. I have
Speaker 1: an old umbrella somewhere excellent.
Speaker 2: Then that will be your contribution for my part. I
Speaker 2: should be delighted to teach you how to use it.
Speaker 1: Jimmy and the glass cutter, and this set of adaptable
Speaker 1: key of wonderful specimens here in two hours time. Watsons
Speaker 1: he should be a little bit to study where he
Speaker 1: keeps his face. It adjoins his bedroom. Unfortunately, but I
Speaker 1: think he's pretty sure to be sound asleep. My little
Speaker 1: fiancee tells me he always looks at the log is
Speaker 1: a divide in what.
Speaker 2: Is a bug in home? Well, here we are. You
Speaker 2: see what that deal it wants. But in two hours
Speaker 2: he makes a capital tale of burdles.
Speaker 4: He would die always dedicated, no purpose.
Speaker 2: I don't like it.
Speaker 4: Homes it will too little trouble. You mean because the
Speaker 4: door hast he wasn't eating, locked the holes and overside
Speaker 4: jolk there's a knight under the bedroom door. He often
Speaker 4: falls asleep at the bedroom and that's still burning. I
Speaker 4: don't have to mind Beyonce too. Now they want them
Speaker 4: to work.
Speaker 2: Well, what do you want me to do? Time the
Speaker 2: will o the door? There? I'm giving a warning if
Speaker 2: we had any one time, he's fly.
Speaker 3: If they come right in, you still have time to
Speaker 3: hide behind the window curtain's side. I'll begin on the
Speaker 3: safe by flight No, then skeleton keys. Uh oh, this
Speaker 3: fellow the fouri very ordered that a much more modern
Speaker 3: face of this.
Speaker 2: Fund nerve than the series. If I could only now
Speaker 2: it owns home? What did it got from? Confided?
Speaker 1: I've almost got it open. Someone coming along the corridor.
Speaker 1: Two people are use taking for a moment to chow
Speaker 1: too bad quick behind the curtain. You can't have been
Speaker 1: in bed, after all, have to be waiting in the
Speaker 1: hall for.
Speaker 4: Some wats Some of you are right, definitely so baba
Speaker 4: t kid.
Speaker 2: I can just see who.
Speaker 3: No one's coming upstairs getting and all left.
Speaker 4: Ah, it's all right, there's a woman with him fail.
Speaker 4: They're coming in.
Speaker 2: Where you decided to come in half an hour late.
Speaker 2: I couldn't done me earlier. No mischiefs cut me.
Speaker 1: Well, if it's a hard miss, you had a chance
Speaker 1: to get even with her. You tell me in your
Speaker 1: life that you've managed to get hold of some letters
Speaker 1: which compromised their conscious.
Speaker 2: Galbert, Oh yes, uh huh. You want to sell them
Speaker 2: and I want to buy them so so good. I
Speaker 2: can use them in my business now else to price
Speaker 2: the price, mister Nolverton, for everything is your life? What
Speaker 2: you mean? Girl? Look at me?
Speaker 4: It's lifting a fail homes.
Speaker 2: That's no lady's made great sermons, is it you? Yes,
Speaker 2: I Charles Nolverton. I'm don't to dare to speak my name.
Speaker 2: You foul it enough. You ruined me the way you
Speaker 2: ruined so many others. You should have found the money.
Speaker 1: In tire and because I couldn't, because I begged you
Speaker 1: for two days A great he sent those letters you had.
Speaker 2: To my husband, and he died, and you know how
Speaker 2: he died, not the finest man in the world. And
Speaker 2: the letters were four you changed the dates from them.
Speaker 2: They were written before I met him. That from me, No,
Speaker 2: not till I use it.
Speaker 1: You'll break no my heart?
Speaker 2: Chide me Aton, who's broken mine? To hound? Oh? Say hound? Great?
Speaker 2: Hasn't hold wild Man? He's done for because she's got away. Thanks?
Speaker 2: Who was that woman? You know that face? Not that
Speaker 2: that's it.
Speaker 1: I've never never meant name, No re quick what you're
Speaker 1: doing that faith? What's the papers of the faith to
Speaker 1: save our own class? Who knows how many more?
Speaker 2: Besides? Quick? Put that?
Speaker 1: Bundle your horse wats and get and give this to me. Hurry,
Speaker 1: have someone ust to hurt the shop. Listen that people
Speaker 1: coming after the window quickly? What serial escaped down a
Speaker 1: convenient drain pipe, over two garden walls and rock They've
Speaker 1: found an empty handsom at the bottom of the road
Speaker 1: and reached baker'step at last and safety. Our day shore
Speaker 1: was over, almost over.
Speaker 2: And I lay tossing steeplessly in bed that night.
Speaker 1: I've found myself more than ever intrigued by the personality
Speaker 1: of my strange companions, as recollected our first speaking only
Speaker 1: a few months before, I'd just come back from medical
Speaker 1: service abroad and was moping miserably about this old London
Speaker 1: of ours, of handsome cabs and fog and gas, like
Speaker 1: doing something nothing at Paul and then standing has a
Speaker 1: piccadly lit.
Speaker 2: Bar one day there was of it, Remember me? But
Speaker 2: why yes, tamper, young temper used to the addressed Undy.
Speaker 2: You you were a medical student of darts, remember, of course,
Speaker 2: I remembered.
Speaker 1: Confound is the pleasure to see a friendly face tampered
Speaker 1: Londons are very useful a lonely man, or what else
Speaker 1: if you'd been doing with yourself?
Speaker 2: Wat them that as a larger dollars than that Afghanistan,
Speaker 2: you know, the campaign out their army servants. I say,
Speaker 2: I have a drink for your thanks.
Speaker 1: If I'm the start, I think I got wounded pretty
Speaker 1: badly at my one countroduced sub Savian artery tub glasses.
Speaker 2: Is fute it up? Eh? And just what are you
Speaker 2: doing with yourself now? Nothing? Nothing?
Speaker 1: Trying to solve the problem with finding comfortable rooms on
Speaker 1: my army pencil E eleven and six A day to have.
Speaker 1: He says, your health campon your what there's the all
Speaker 1: time strange to say that, you know, say what I
Speaker 1: was looking for rooms.
Speaker 2: You're the second man to day who said it to me?
Speaker 2: And who was the first?
Speaker 1: Oh, Sun fellow was working in the chemical lad up
Speaker 1: at the hospital. A fellow called home. You wouldn't like
Speaker 1: to go Halves, I suppose exactly what he was saying,
Speaker 1: looking to I want to share with him?
Speaker 2: And with an hand, then what's his other names? Sharing?
Speaker 2: But it is no, no, no, no, Sharlof. You're to
Speaker 2: sthing queer Sharlock's host. What does he do with you? Said?
Speaker 1: I know he's got a whole store and out of
Speaker 1: the way, not in to put astonished the professor, and
Speaker 1: he's the first class chemist they did day him. But
Speaker 1: I've been quite special, I say, Watson, huh, it's go
Speaker 1: along the way. I have a meeting. He's started it there.
Speaker 1: Let's have lunch somewhere and then go on. Tell me exel,
Speaker 1: I hope it comes to hunting. I must can say
Speaker 1: to thou five years a sea wats them, this is
Speaker 1: mister Sherlock's home. Are you doctor from Afghanistan?
Speaker 2: I perceived, But how on earth did you over?
Speaker 1: Never mind homes, I wanted you to beleeve because Watson's
Speaker 1: on the look after someone to share diggings with him.
Speaker 2: Oh, the favors who are ethical, doctor, you look a
Speaker 2: very man for me.
Speaker 1: I've had my eye on the street in Baker's seat
Speaker 1: number two hundred and twenty one B. And missus Hudson
Speaker 1: is the land lady's name. You don't mind the smell
Speaker 1: of strong tobacco. I hope I always spoke ships myself.
Speaker 2: That's good enough.
Speaker 1: And oh when I generally have a few chemicals about
Speaker 1: in cardiot experiments like this one, that wouldn't annoy you
Speaker 1: by no need?
Speaker 2: We then let me see one of my other shortcomings.
Speaker 1: Oh, I get down in the dumps sometimes and don't
Speaker 1: open my mouth for days on end. And or I've
Speaker 1: offensive to a revolver practice in bow. So long as
Speaker 1: I can rely on your aim intellible, I assure you.
Speaker 2: Now, what have you to concept? See? Well, I get
Speaker 2: up at all.
Speaker 1: Fours about godly ours, and I'm very lazy. I don't
Speaker 1: like two months raw, but but oh but I put
Speaker 1: up with the revolvers afterward. I've got another set of
Speaker 1: advices when I'm well, but these are the principal ones
Speaker 1: for the president.
Speaker 2: That's all right, thanky cute stamp, But I'm very much
Speaker 2: oblige Field.
Speaker 1: Well, should we go together, Dr Watson, and look at
Speaker 1: the rooms tomorrow, say, at noon, at noon home? It
Speaker 1: will suit admirably. Oh one other little things, the violin.
Speaker 1: You don't include violin playing in your category of rows.
Speaker 1: It depends on the player my home if it's badly playing.
Speaker 1: But that's something I should have to leave you to
Speaker 1: judge yourself, my dear fellow, and I should pleasure in
Speaker 1: testing your ear with a few of my own little compositions.
Speaker 1: Then you will be able to judge my modest capability.
Speaker 2: Till tomorrow, then, my dear doctor Watson.
Speaker 1: So it took those womens together and settled down quite amicably.
Speaker 1: As the week went by, my interest in my companion intensified.
Speaker 2: I studied his sharp piercing eyes, his skill work like face.
Speaker 1: And I wondered time and again what he's did sudden giving.
Speaker 1: So it's to pay share of our humble reckoning. He
Speaker 1: was out at all thoughts of strange hours, and when
Speaker 1: he was at home, curious visitors were always calling on him.
Speaker 1: And they think he would ask if he might have
Speaker 1: our sitting room for himself. With a sting endow, dark
Speaker 1: eyed fellow caused less trade for the distance. He came
Speaker 1: three or four nights in one week. Once a fashionably
Speaker 1: dressed young girl waited on him. At another time it
Speaker 1: was a well reporter in his velveteen uniforms. The city
Speaker 1: puzzled reason, and still at.
Speaker 2: Last one day. Ah, you wonder what I do for
Speaker 2: a living.
Speaker 1: Watch today I've seen you looking quizically one for price,
Speaker 1: at least, visiting plans of mine.
Speaker 2: Fad.
Speaker 1: Or just properly over the person slipper, will you might
Speaker 1: dear fellow, I.
Speaker 2: Always keep at the doctor in it. Thank you.
Speaker 1: The fact is I'm a professional thinker, doctor. I think
Speaker 1: certainly I peak things together. You see, just as a
Speaker 1: logician could infer the possibility of an Atlantic or a
Speaker 1: Niagara from a single jot of water without having seen
Speaker 1: or heard.
Speaker 2: Of either of them.
Speaker 1: So I build rare editative and deductions from the observation
Speaker 1: of issues.
Speaker 2: Simple sess, Oh, come, it's the truth. I will show you.
Speaker 2: If you're looking around for a cigar, by the way.
Speaker 1: I might just said, you'll find them in a coast couple. Yes, yes,
Speaker 1: I have a played all my own Watsons, the only
Speaker 1: one in the whole world.
Speaker 2: I'm a consulting detective.
Speaker 1: Oh that London full of detectives, lots of government ones
Speaker 1: and plenty of private ones, but none like me. I
Speaker 1: built up quite a special little connection, wasn't And when
Speaker 1: any of these other fellows that are lost, they generally
Speaker 1: come to me to put them right.
Speaker 2: Just by thinking about things.
Speaker 1: I suppose exactly I have a term for observation and deductions.
Speaker 1: As Hu must admit that first time we met, for instance,
Speaker 1: when I mentioned, to your surprise that you just come
Speaker 1: from Afghanistan. You are told about it, no doubt, nothing
Speaker 1: of the soft I just knew. Why take a nature
Speaker 1: to me my train of fortram something like this. Here
Speaker 1: a fellow who's a doctor, but the air of a
Speaker 1: military man is clearly an army surgery man just come
Speaker 1: from the topics. But his face is dark, but that
Speaker 1: isn't his natural color, to his risks of fair his
Speaker 1: army is stiff wounded. Where in the tropics could an
Speaker 1: English army doctor have been wounded lately? And the obvious
Speaker 1: answer is in the Afghan campaign, probably the battle of
Speaker 1: my wife.
Speaker 2: Ha ha ha ha.
Speaker 1: It's simple enough, and you'll explain it. I can says
Speaker 1: I was taken aback a bit of a side. And
Speaker 1: do you mean to say that you apply these principles
Speaker 1: to the detection of five?
Speaker 2: Of course I do. That fellow is trade you will
Speaker 2: ask me about the other day. For instance.
Speaker 1: He's a Scotland yard man, one of the best. But
Speaker 1: he got him set into a fog over a forgery
Speaker 1: case recently and came to me to ask.
Speaker 2: My advice on the evidence you had. I sold it
Speaker 2: for him on the spot. Up to my life. You
Speaker 2: astonished me at home. I have no idea that that
Speaker 2: was what you were up to. What gave you the notion?
Speaker 1: All natural talent, I suppose when I was still college.
Speaker 1: This morning happened to become my way, which enabled me
Speaker 1: to solve a curious crime.
Speaker 2: I decided it. But I did take to such methods,
Speaker 2: and so here I am now a professional investigator. That's
Speaker 2: the kind of thing ideal with in this life of mine. Watson,
Speaker 2: That and of course my music.
Speaker 1: Well, I never thought that you were a professional investigator
Speaker 1: of crime, even when you talked about it so much
Speaker 1: as the hospital that time we next well, when really
Speaker 1: must do something to keep myself from border, you may
Speaker 1: find yourself mixed up in it. While at these fine
Speaker 1: days you know you never know what's he is, never
Speaker 1: know And I was, of course you know that now
Speaker 1: with the must and exploit. As I've related it, so
Speaker 1: the first well adventure of them all in which I
Speaker 1: felt myself truly involved.
Speaker 2: It English rather.
Speaker 1: Ugly at Burglary episode of ours the very morning after it,
Speaker 1: after my sleepless night that came even the little man
Speaker 1: I've so often seen before, let's say, the good less
Speaker 1: Trade of Scotland Yards, Good morning, my dear lestrade, Good morning,
Speaker 1: it said. Only I was wondering, was doctor Watson, by
Speaker 1: the way, he was asking all about you the other day?
Speaker 2: How you got there? Any friend of mister Holmes is
Speaker 2: a friend of mine, the latter to me to inspect of.
Speaker 1: But sit down on shore and shall pipe with so
Speaker 1: much if irry, I'm afraid I just wanted to ask
Speaker 1: if you were anything particular on hand, Miss Holmes. Oh,
Speaker 1: I don't think so nothing much. A little natter down
Speaker 1: of the docks involving a giant rat from Sumatra.
Speaker 2: You've got to need the rest, look after themselves themselves.
Speaker 2: Yet they've been murdered. The apput Hampsteon wanted you to
Speaker 2: look into it for us queer business. Oh really, who's
Speaker 2: been murdered? sEH called New Vision. Indeed, I believe I've
Speaker 2: heard the name homes homes not feeling dicky? Are you
Speaker 2: what any details of stray world we know? Who didn't?
Speaker 2: Of course, you know, could have. Couple of them got there,
Speaker 2: nearly got him.
Speaker 1: They did.
Speaker 2: There was a humane crist you see. They got away
Speaker 2: worse love where they were seeing.
Speaker 1: How interesting and what are they supposed to look like?
Speaker 1: The first one very tall? I a fellow middle side
Speaker 1: pick nict man. We're gonna start to startle her head
Speaker 1: masks over their eyes?
Speaker 2: Oh comelish trade. That's other vague, isn't it? On my sord?
Speaker 2: It might even be a description of what's on me,
Speaker 2: as it might need.
Speaker 1: If you're your right, mister Hope, you're perfectly right. I,
Speaker 1: by jove, it might be.
Speaker 2: Will you handle it? I'm afraid not as traid, not
Speaker 2: this time. I know something of this fellow milvert of
Speaker 2: me with a rogue and a blackmailer.
Speaker 1: There are certain crimes of the law confundish adequately, my
Speaker 1: dear fellow, And in this instance my sympathies are with
Speaker 1: the criminals as trade. I will not handle the case.
Speaker 1: Will if you won't, you won't, y'all. I'll get the
Speaker 1: fellows all right in time, I dare say, will Moon
Speaker 1: as trade.
Speaker 2: I do hope you may pass me my violin.
Speaker 1: If you go out there as a good fellow. I
Speaker 1: kill juice Lazy this morning had rather a strenuous night.
Speaker 1: Praysure it well, good morning, yeh he will gain an air,
Speaker 1: said always Inna the biggest teagonal comony, Inspector Morn Michuel.
Speaker 2: Good morning. That's a luckless say, oh.
Speaker 1: Ant of five minutes like at homes, I'll take myself
Speaker 1: back to Afghanistan. Oh no, you won't, Watson, you go
Speaker 1: to love it tools. This is only the beginning, my
Speaker 1: dear hello, only the beginning. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 1: Based on the part of doctor Watson and Sir John
Speaker 1: Gildgood that of Sherlock Holmes, A program was produced by
Speaker 1: Harry Allen Towers,