Speaker 1: Now, doctor Watson, I am all eased well.
Speaker 2: I was playing Homes one of my frequent visits.
Speaker 3: His cottage is situated on the southern slope of the
Speaker 3: Sussex Downs, commanding an excellent view of the English Channel.
Speaker 4: At this point.
Speaker 3: The coast is made up of chalk cliffs which can
Speaker 3: only be descended by a single tortuous path which is
Speaker 3: steep and slippery.
Speaker 4: At the bottom of a.
Speaker 3: Path that are curves and hollows which makes splendid swimming
Speaker 3: pools and are filled afresh with each flow of.
Speaker 4: The tide and warmed by the sun.
Speaker 5: What town is mister Harns place near.
Speaker 3: A village called Falworth with even that is at a distance,
Speaker 3: and the house is quite.
Speaker 4: Lonely half a mile away? Is Homes is only neighbor?
Speaker 5: And who is at?
Speaker 4: Harold Stackhurst?
Speaker 3: Who's the head master of the well known preparatory school
Speaker 3: the Gables, the private.
Speaker 4: Schoolers, suppose you'd call it. It was summer.
Speaker 3: Most of the boys were away on holiday, except a
Speaker 3: few who.
Speaker 4: Were catching up. The teaching staff was reduced to three.
Speaker 2: First of all those Harold.
Speaker 3: Stackers himself, who was an old Pellamine.
Speaker 2: We went this toolgether.
Speaker 3: He suspended fuller and the well known blue for rowing
Speaker 3: in his day, assisting him with two younger men, Fitzroy McPherson,
Speaker 3: redheaded and cheerful, and summer in winter he went for
Speaker 3: his morning.
Speaker 6: Swim, winter swimming, quite as.
Speaker 2: Fright as this.
Speaker 3: Indeed, the other schoolmaster was Ian murdered a tall dark man.
Speaker 4: Tesciturn and aloof with occasional outburst.
Speaker 5: Of temper, the villain of the Pietan.
Speaker 3: There you go, anticipating again as well. It was early
Speaker 3: one morning, just after sunrise. There'd been a severe gale
Speaker 3: the day before, but the wind and the waves had
Speaker 3: finally abated.
Speaker 2: Everything looked newly washed and fresh.
Speaker 3: The air had a decided nip to it, and Hans
Speaker 3: and I run our way down to the beach for
Speaker 3: our morning sacks. I say, Holmes, that water's blue this morning,
Speaker 3: and met rather cold looking.
Speaker 7: If you ask me, do good Watson, your circulation needs
Speaker 7: toning up.
Speaker 4: You can run all the way home, run up the
Speaker 4: cliff path. That's the hard rubbish.
Speaker 6: The boy is doing well.
Speaker 3: I'm not under the delusion that I'm still in my
Speaker 3: first youth.
Speaker 7: Hello, isn't that Stackhurst coming along the cliff. He's got
Speaker 7: a towel of his arm obviously going down to the beach.
Speaker 7: He's not afraid of a little cold water. And he's
Speaker 7: almost as old as you are.
Speaker 8: He's older, oh, dear older.
Speaker 4: He was two forms above me at school.
Speaker 5: Dear dear, quite an old man.
Speaker 4: I had no idea to stop ragging me home.
Speaker 7: Hello there, Sackhurst, Hello, Hello, great swimming.
Speaker 5: Yes, wait for us, Come on Watson.
Speaker 6: Oh, bless my soul.
Speaker 7: If he didn't Watson delighted to see you, world chap,
Speaker 7: I thought you weren't coming down for another mile.
Speaker 4: I just couldn't stay away any longer. I'm so full
Speaker 4: of the swimming years.
Speaker 7: Watson has just been saying that there's nothing like a
Speaker 7: good dip before breakfast to tone up the systems.
Speaker 5: What did you say? What Stackhurst?
Speaker 7: Where are your two young assistants mcperson and murder the
Speaker 7: gloom is Scott, I've never known them to miss there
Speaker 7: and tutinal toun o. Murdoch has had to keep some
Speaker 7: of the boys at their algebra. You'll be along later
Speaker 7: that McPherson has gone on ahead.
Speaker 6: I expect he's in the water now any more.
Speaker 7: Outbursts of temper on Murdock's part lately, No, not since
Speaker 7: last week when he found the boy putting toads in
Speaker 7: his bed.
Speaker 6: His temper is ferocious, homes.
Speaker 8: I suppose I should give him this.
Speaker 7: Little but he's such a confoundedly good teacher. A little
Speaker 7: bit of temper won't harm the boys now, and then
Speaker 7: help to keep him in line.
Speaker 4: Yes, where the next.
Speaker 3: Fellow wants to put extraneous objects in Murdoch's barrel, then.
Speaker 2: Twice about it.
Speaker 7: Look there's someone's tangling up the edge of the clips.
Speaker 3: This is evaving trunks and an overcloat flapping in the wind.
Speaker 5: What's the matter with him?
Speaker 8: Dunk? Probably?
Speaker 6: Look at him?
Speaker 7: Real a fine example from my boys?
Speaker 6: And who the devil can it be?
Speaker 5: It's yes, it's McPherson.
Speaker 7: I could turn that red hair anywhere. He's trying to
Speaker 7: wait to us, and I've never known him to behave
Speaker 7: like this.
Speaker 5: He's not drunk.
Speaker 4: He is an agony.
Speaker 6: He needs help, Hoddy. What'sn't run?
Speaker 4: I say?
Speaker 2: He fainted?
Speaker 4: No, no, no, he's trying to get up again.
Speaker 7: He's writing on the ground, carry go boy, we're coming.
Speaker 3: Bed.
Speaker 7: I can't breathe killing me?
Speaker 5: What is it? What's happened to you.
Speaker 2: The name the lines.
Speaker 8: But good heavens, he's having conversion. His face is turning purple.
Speaker 6: Yeah, now he's stuck. Thank him.
Speaker 2: How is he?
Speaker 5: Watson? I can't see him breathe he Wait a.
Speaker 2: Minute, he's dead.
Speaker 4: Some terrific shock that game out.
Speaker 3: Look he's lipping through his lower lip with the paroxysm
Speaker 3: of his agon.
Speaker 4: What could he have been?
Speaker 7: He's not wounded, no signs of a struggle.
Speaker 8: And take that coat off.
Speaker 5: Let's take a look at him.
Speaker 3: He's now easy, Good heavens, Holmes, his back, just look
Speaker 3: at his back, great red welts around his showers, around
Speaker 3: his ribs.
Speaker 8: This is terrible.
Speaker 6: What was it he tried to tell us?
Speaker 4: He said something about a lion.
Speaker 5: A lion's mane, to be exact.
Speaker 7: But you don't think he's been clawed by a lion
Speaker 7: or some wild beast in this part of England.
Speaker 5: Yes, it's unthinkable.
Speaker 7: Quite Besides, the close of an animal would have dug deeper.
Speaker 7: These welts are inflamed, and there are little red spots
Speaker 7: at certain intervals. It looks as if someone has used
Speaker 7: a lash on him, a thin iron skirt with knots poisoned?
Speaker 5: Knots Who could it have been?
Speaker 8: If you know?
Speaker 6: One along the edge of the cliff, and.
Speaker 7: We can see from mine on the beach, and there
Speaker 7: are some fishing boats, but they're too far out.
Speaker 2: I wonder how you didn't want to bear him a grade?
Speaker 4: Did he quarrel with anyone?
Speaker 3: Why?
Speaker 6: Know that it is not recently?
Speaker 8: Hello?
Speaker 5: What's up? But yeah, looks so serious, fellow murder?
Speaker 6: And where did you come from the classroom?
Speaker 5: I just left the boys. But what's the matter with McPherson?
Speaker 4: What are you lying like that?
Speaker 5: For?
Speaker 8: He is dead, murdered, He's been plugged to death.
Speaker 3: Dead.
Speaker 8: It's horrible.
Speaker 5: Who could have We don't know? Is there anything I
Speaker 5: can do?
Speaker 8: Yes?
Speaker 7: Yes, go back to the house, send for the police
Speaker 7: and keep the boys indoors.
Speaker 6: I don't want to mixed up in this.
Speaker 5: Of course, did I? I can't believe it. Stankhurst.
Speaker 7: You stay here with the body, Watson and I will
Speaker 7: go down to the beach to see what we can
Speaker 7: find the good.
Speaker 6: But don't be any longer than you can help.
Speaker 7: Come along, Watson. Here's the path beating down the face
Speaker 7: of the cliff, the only path for miles. He was
Speaker 7: attacked down on the beach.
Speaker 5: The murderer is still there.
Speaker 4: I say, he may be armed. I'd better go back
Speaker 4: from our revolver.
Speaker 2: Bepose the murderer goes for us.
Speaker 7: Rubbish come along, with no time to waste, they escape. Careful,
Speaker 7: let's pray here.
Speaker 6: Slipper it Look home.
Speaker 7: Footprints, Yes, this same one's descending and then returning again
Speaker 7: the person undoubted. That means no one else has been
Speaker 7: to the beach by this path since the storm. He
Speaker 7: has the mark of his hand where.
Speaker 5: It fell, the print of both knees. That's all that
Speaker 5: the path holds for us, not the beach itself.
Speaker 4: Look. Look this pile of gold left by the tie.
Speaker 2: This towel is lying the tide.
Speaker 5: Hold it and dry, so he didn't enter the water.
Speaker 5: And there's his thread beside the pool.
Speaker 7: Look here on the sand, footprints naked and with a
Speaker 7: canvas shoe. The presence again that prus he made ready
Speaker 7: to bathe. But the towel shows he returns without bathing
Speaker 7: or any rate, without drying himself.
Speaker 4: Look home.
Speaker 7: There some plisful figures up there on the beach, and
Speaker 7: too far away besides this lagoon lay between them and
Speaker 7: the person.
Speaker 2: That's see fishing boat.
Speaker 7: Perhaps, but I can see no sign of a boat
Speaker 7: having been beached.
Speaker 6: Along the shore.
Speaker 4: Yes, then who.
Speaker 7: How white.
Speaker 4: Stackhurst?
Speaker 2: We saw him coming from the direction of the gables.
Speaker 4: Hmm, how about Murder?
Speaker 2: He has a glowering look.
Speaker 4: I don't trust him.
Speaker 2: Do you think that he really was up at the school?
Speaker 2: The boy?
Speaker 5: That is an alibi we shall have to look into.
Speaker 6: Uh close, Beckers, Why did you leave about it?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 7: Murdoch sent down one of the gardeners to stand watch
Speaker 7: over it, so I came along.
Speaker 6: Besides, I just thought of something. Yes, you asked if
Speaker 6: anyone had a gudge.
Speaker 7: Against mc person, and I I thought I ought to
Speaker 7: tell you. Go on, Well, about a year ago this
Speaker 7: chap Murdock was rather fond of a girl down in
Speaker 7: the village, but mac Person cut him out, so Murdock
Speaker 7: didn't seem to mind at the time. But about two
Speaker 7: months later mac Person and Murdock had a pretty bad row.
Speaker 7: So Meddock was always a bit pighy.
Speaker 6: You know. Well, when mac Pess's.
Speaker 7: Dog got excited, he went for Medrock, and Murdoch went
Speaker 7: into one of his bradies and threw the animal out
Speaker 7: of the window.
Speaker 6: Well, the dog wasn't hurting it. The quarrel was patched up,
Speaker 6: at least, so we all thought.
Speaker 8: But you never know this.
Speaker 7: Gentlemen sometimes smolders for a.
Speaker 3: Long time, particularly if there's a woman in the case.
Speaker 7: Quite well, let's have a look at the towel and sweater.
Speaker 7: We've seen everything else there is to see down here. Hello,
Speaker 7: there's something.
Speaker 8: In the pocket of the sweater.
Speaker 5: M it's a note, a note of assignation.
Speaker 2: Well, what's it, sir?
Speaker 5: We'll be there in the same place, darling.
Speaker 4: And they are a woman.
Speaker 5: Oh my love, Mardie.
Speaker 7: Why that's the girl the when I told you about
Speaker 7: more Bellamy, that person was in love with her. Obviously,
Speaker 7: this whole affairs upset me. So you may give the
Speaker 7: school a bad reputation. There's only by chance that several
Speaker 7: of the boys went with Leclerson when it happened.
Speaker 2: I say, was it chance?
Speaker 4: After all?
Speaker 3: It was a murder who held him back. He was
Speaker 3: the one who insisted on algebra for breakfast.
Speaker 7: And at a present time more interested in this girl
Speaker 7: than in murder. Suppose we take a walk to Fallworth
Speaker 7: and call on her.
Speaker 4: I don't I'm with you?
Speaker 7: Come along not so fast once and not so fast.
Speaker 5: We'd better dress first.
Speaker 7: We might cause quite as stirparading down the village.
Speaker 5: Streets and these costumes. Remember, you've still got your bathing
Speaker 5: suit on.
Speaker 2: And I've forgotten all about how how chilly it was.
Speaker 1: In just a moment, we'll find out what Sherlock Holmbs
Speaker 1: discovers in his visit to Maude Bellamy. Men, I'm sure
Speaker 1: you'll agree that well groomed hair adds a great deal
Speaker 1: to a man's appearance. And one of the first requisites
Speaker 1: of handsome, healthy looking hair is a hygienic scalp. So
Speaker 1: start at once and take better care of.
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Speaker 1: never feels greasy or sticky. And if your hair, like
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Speaker 1: and falls when you comb it, Kremmell actually helps condition
Speaker 1: the hair in that it makes it feel softer, more pliable,
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Speaker 1: become such a nationwide favorite. Now, doctor Watson, you dressed
Speaker 1: and went over to forwith to call on Macpherson's girl.
Speaker 8: Is that right?
Speaker 4: That's right?
Speaker 3: Mister bell SACas points the house out to us.
Speaker 7: That's the Bellamy house over there, mister Holmes, the one
Speaker 7: with a corner of tar and the slate roof. More
Speaker 7: is the daughter of old Tom Bellamy, who owns all
Speaker 7: the boats and bathing huts. It farwor He was a
Speaker 7: fisherman to start with, but not a man of some substance.
Speaker 4: I believe, judging from the house, you must have come
Speaker 4: up in the world.
Speaker 6: Boy is the prettiest girl for miles around.
Speaker 8: Quite a duty. In fact, you must have had scores
Speaker 8: with Myles.
Speaker 6: Why, Joe, look who's coming out of.
Speaker 4: The front gage, I say, it's Murdoch?
Speaker 8: What is Sanday?
Speaker 4: Is he doing here?
Speaker 6: Hey?
Speaker 4: There, Murdock?
Speaker 8: What do you mean by coming over here?
Speaker 9: I thought I'm your subordinate, sir, under your own roof.
Speaker 9: I am not aware that I owe you any account
Speaker 9: for my private actions.
Speaker 8: Your answer is pure impertinence, So is your question.
Speaker 7: This is not the first time that I've had to
Speaker 7: overlook your insubordinate ways, but it will certainly be the last.
Speaker 7: You will make arrangements to leave my school as soon
Speaker 7: as possible.
Speaker 9: I intend to go in any case, lost the only
Speaker 9: person who made the Gable's.
Speaker 8: Habit work.
Speaker 5: Incidents.
Speaker 7: How dare young with a snapper?
Speaker 4: He seems very eager to tear out of here.
Speaker 3: Perhaps you will a trifle hasty in giving him an
Speaker 3: excuse to gol.
Speaker 7: I never thought of that. Shall I tell the police
Speaker 7: to place him under arrest? No, we can prove nothing
Speaker 7: against him, as yet, better persuade him to stay until
Speaker 7: we are sure he didn't do it very well. It's
Speaker 7: against my principles, but I'll I'll go after him and
Speaker 7: see what I can do.
Speaker 8: Spend it.
Speaker 5: Now?
Speaker 6: Wats I'm supposed to call him?
Speaker 5: Miss Bellamy and present? How contolence is.
Speaker 7: I take it that mister Murders has already broken the
Speaker 7: news of the tanty.
Speaker 5: Ring the bell as good fellow.
Speaker 4: Don't you think it's a mid heartless house calling it
Speaker 4: this time?
Speaker 7: If the girl has any character at all, she will
Speaker 7: want to help us discover the murder of her sweetheart.
Speaker 5: Any woman with any what do you want? We would
Speaker 5: like to speak to Miss Bellamy?
Speaker 10: Well you can't.
Speaker 5: You are her father?
Speaker 10: I take it yes, I'm her father, and I know
Speaker 10: you'll be miss faucherck Ome and I'm not having you
Speaker 10: mixing my daughter up and then you have your dirty business.
Speaker 7: I thought you might want to help us solve the murder.
Speaker 7: Ah you did.
Speaker 5: Well, I'll have you know I can sell him.
Speaker 10: Mister Macsison's attention to my morg was insulting, and messn
Speaker 10: William has the same mind. Letters and meeting, but never
Speaker 10: a word of marriage. I'll not have your breaking her ut.
Speaker 10: I'll not have a namesa.
Speaker 4: Do I know that fitz Roy is dead?
Speaker 3: I want to help find his murders.
Speaker 10: I'll not have your mins.
Speaker 7: This is my business, father.
Speaker 3: That he managed it in my own way.
Speaker 4: I'll do anything you say.
Speaker 2: Mister Holmes, to help bring them to justice.
Speaker 5: Why do you say them? Mister McPherson was not a weakling.
Speaker 6: He was brave and strong.
Speaker 7: No single person could have been fitted such an outrage
Speaker 7: on him. One thing more, we found this note in
Speaker 7: the dead man's pocket. Can you throw any light on it?
Speaker 5: Did he go down to the beach expecting to meet you?
Speaker 3: No?
Speaker 7: I said it.
Speaker 2: It's true, but we were to meet tonight. I see
Speaker 2: no reason for mister.
Speaker 3: We were engaged to be married. We only kept his
Speaker 3: secret because Fitz didn't want to be reagged by the
Speaker 3: boys at the school. Here is my engagement ring.
Speaker 5: Well you might have told me, I would if you.
Speaker 7: Had shown a little more sympathy for this, But the
Speaker 7: note it didn't come by post.
Speaker 5: Who was your goal between?
Speaker 2: I'd rather not answer that question.
Speaker 7: It really has nothing to do.
Speaker 3: With the matter.
Speaker 7: Do you realize that this goal between was the only
Speaker 7: person who knewed your meetings with youngest person? Had he
Speaker 7: any reason to resent him?
Speaker 2: That's no business of yours.
Speaker 5: You had many suitors. I believe that she did. Was
Speaker 5: Ian Murdock one of them.
Speaker 4: There was a time when I thought he was, but
Speaker 4: all that was changed when he found that destroy and
Speaker 4: I cared for.
Speaker 5: Each other, Miss Bellamy?
Speaker 7: Do you think it natural that a hot tempered young
Speaker 7: fellow like Murdock would get over his feeling as easily
Speaker 7: as that?
Speaker 8: What are you trying to.
Speaker 3: Make me say? If you think Ian Murdoch had anything
Speaker 3: to do with the murder, you're wrong. A final man.
Speaker 4: Never do the breath of life.
Speaker 2: He wanted us to be happy.
Speaker 3: He wasn't the kind to think of himself first, he'd
Speaker 3: gotten over his feelings for me.
Speaker 7: Then why did he want to be the first to
Speaker 7: tell you the news of your fience's death?
Speaker 2: Because he was destroyed? Friends, He thought it was his duty,
Speaker 2: he thought, he what does it matter?
Speaker 9: This is dead? Why don't you find it murderous?
Speaker 6: What's the good of all this?
Speaker 5: Thank you for your information, Miss Jelemian.
Speaker 4: Leave me alone?
Speaker 8: Can't you leave me alone?
Speaker 5: Go and find the murders.
Speaker 7: You're so clever, Perhaps we shall well.
Speaker 8: Good day.
Speaker 7: Looks like another black wall to me has perhaps, but
Speaker 7: even that is enlightning. There are only so many possibilities, Watson,
Speaker 7: we may finally arrive at the correct solution by crossing
Speaker 7: off all the rest.
Speaker 3: I must say, almost for a detective on a case,
Speaker 3: you seem extraw lacas who you spent the better part
Speaker 3: of the last three days up in your Garreton, on
Speaker 3: your book.
Speaker 5: I have been looking for the solution something. I once
Speaker 5: read it in the back of my mind.
Speaker 7: But I can't seem to bring it into the right
Speaker 7: of my consciousness.
Speaker 3: And in the meantime, it's murder follow me, slip through
Speaker 3: our fingers. Once he leaves the school, we'll never be
Speaker 3: able to get a hands on him again.
Speaker 5: I wonder that it hasn't left before this.
Speaker 3: How can you sit there so calmly and say that,
Speaker 3: homes you're losing your grip?
Speaker 5: Perhaps I am? Perhaps I am? If I could only
Speaker 5: find the fact that I'm looking for. It began with
Speaker 5: a sea.
Speaker 7: I'll swear it began with a sea.
Speaker 3: Well, then how about the olynsicycyclopediaar a couple of the
Speaker 3: seas in the book, But.
Speaker 5: I'm not sure it to see.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're being exasperating and exaggerating.
Speaker 4: You know, the murder didn't escape along the beach or
Speaker 4: even climbed the top of a cliff. But did it
Speaker 4: ever occur to you.
Speaker 3: That it it might see somebody hiding in world caves,
Speaker 3: some sadistic mania.
Speaker 7: Yes it did occur to me, but it's not possible.
Speaker 7: I searched every one of those caves, and there's no
Speaker 7: trace of human habitation in any of them. Yes, and
Speaker 7: horrible as that theory sounds, I'm convinced that the truth
Speaker 7: is even more horrible. That death came from the sea,
Speaker 7: and the truth is more ghastly than anything you can imagine.
Speaker 3: Will you make the chills run down my spine? I
Speaker 3: must say I shall never have the carriage to go
Speaker 3: swimming down there again.
Speaker 7: And a wise thing too, at least for some time.
Speaker 4: So I don't see how young Murdoch has an earth.
Speaker 7: Murdoch medic went swimming down on that beach when i've
Speaker 7: quarter hi.
Speaker 4: An hour ago. I saw him go by the towel
Speaker 4: over his arm.
Speaker 7: Why didn't you tell me, come on, women's bring him back.
Speaker 7: Poor boy hasn't a chance.
Speaker 4: Of good heaven home. I had no idea. Look, something's happened.
Speaker 3: Someone's coming up the path stackert he's carrying someone on
Speaker 3: his back. My thundred's murder and he's in bathing trunks.
Speaker 6: He holds watching heaving murder.
Speaker 4: What is it?
Speaker 7: It's the same thing at Kirk a person I made him.
Speaker 6: I had made him staggering up the face of the cliff.
Speaker 6: He was too far gone for me to get him home.
Speaker 8: So I got him here.
Speaker 5: Put him on the cover.
Speaker 8: Look at him.
Speaker 4: Getting out. He can hardly breathe.
Speaker 3: His face is turning quite black.
Speaker 4: Ethict home.
Speaker 3: Put me out of glass of that brand over there, right,
Speaker 3: hold it well, I kind of get.
Speaker 4: It down a sid If he can only swallow, that's
Speaker 4: the more. Take the bottle. You can't give him too much.
Speaker 6: His color is coming back.
Speaker 8: He's going to breathe again.
Speaker 4: His heart is getting stronger.
Speaker 6: Look, it's trying to talk.
Speaker 4: It lashed me, and the water it lashed me.
Speaker 7: I remember in the water.
Speaker 4: Of course, the pain.
Speaker 8: It's terrible.
Speaker 4: I can't stand.
Speaker 6: Give me something more than anything.
Speaker 4: Don't give him a se a matter effect. The heart
Speaker 4: homes here. Get the cotton wool down and the olive oil. Right.
Speaker 8: Oh, what is it?
Speaker 4: It's a point of some kind. It affects the nerves
Speaker 4: seem terribly painful. Wanted good now saturated the cutton wool
Speaker 4: dressing on his back. That's like you. He's plenty of oil.
Speaker 8: There we are. That's oh, that's much better. I jove
Speaker 8: his figure.
Speaker 4: I don't think so. He's just fallen asleep from sheer exhaustion.
Speaker 6: Bear Watson has our patience coming along.
Speaker 4: The nurse says, we can move him tomorrow. He's very physique.
Speaker 3: That boy must have had to stand up another strain,
Speaker 3: I says, Texas. We all owe that chap and apology
Speaker 3: to suspect him of mcpheerson's death.
Speaker 6: Yes, but who is under did kill him?
Speaker 7: I'll show him to you to like, because you you've
Speaker 7: discovered the murderer. Yes, one of the most gruesome instruments
Speaker 7: of torture ever devised.
Speaker 5: He is waiting for.
Speaker 6: Us at the foot of the closes.
Speaker 8: It is a trafe to go down.
Speaker 7: You said that, Yes, if you don't go too near,
Speaker 7: come along all right.
Speaker 8: If you say, sir, sir, the tide's coming in.
Speaker 2: I don't see him murderer.
Speaker 6: I mean no, he's not as obvious as all that.
Speaker 6: Treacherous as well as deadly.
Speaker 7: I must say, this place gets on my nerves. Since
Speaker 7: the tragedy. I haven't allowed the boys to go in. Lady,
Speaker 7: I suppose it's foolish of me. On the contrary, you
Speaker 7: would have had a few more tangites if you'd allow.
Speaker 4: Him to swim.
Speaker 5: This death strikes like lightning. There's no estaking it.
Speaker 3: But great God, if if it's as dangerous as all that,
Speaker 3: we'd I get back up the cliff before before the
Speaker 3: murder of fans out.
Speaker 5: We're quite safe unless we take a tip in the lagoon.
Speaker 5: MacPerson went swimming in.
Speaker 8: That's when I thought you said that he didn't go
Speaker 8: into the water, so I did.
Speaker 7: The towel fooled me in the truth of the matter
Speaker 7: is that he was in such agony when he came out,
Speaker 7: but he failed to use the towel. That's what threw
Speaker 7: me off the track in the first place.
Speaker 8: It's the murderer down here.
Speaker 7: Where's he under the cliff where the lagoon is quite deep? Ah,
Speaker 7: there's your murderer on that rocky shelf about three feet
Speaker 7: below the surface.
Speaker 5: Look down there, see it?
Speaker 3: Why tangled mass grats cut it alive. It's vibrating and waving,
Speaker 3: a hairy creature with streaks of silver amongst it.
Speaker 4: It's yellow stresses. Oh what what?
Speaker 7: A foul and sinister thing, sinasor enough the death that
Speaker 7: comes from the sea, as fatal as a cobra and
Speaker 7: morphire reaching that is signere the fearful stinger, sometimes called
Speaker 7: the lion's mane. And I've been born in bred in
Speaker 7: these parts and I've never seen anything like it.
Speaker 8: Ugh, look at that hurl thing.
Speaker 6: Well it doesn't belong to Sussex.
Speaker 5: I swear just as well for Sussex.
Speaker 7: The Southwest gale must have brought it up. What do
Speaker 7: you say, Shall we end.
Speaker 5: This murder forever?
Speaker 4: Shall we end it by all means?
Speaker 8: Very well?
Speaker 5: I think this boulder should do the trick.
Speaker 7: Help me move it.
Speaker 5: It's too heavy for one man.
Speaker 8: Right there, she goes good.
Speaker 7: The boulder is settled right on the fifty creature, pinning
Speaker 7: it to the.
Speaker 4: Ledge one edge of yellow membrane.
Speaker 7: It is still flapping, not for long notice. The oil
Speaker 7: is come oozing out from under the stone, rising slowly
Speaker 7: to the surface.
Speaker 5: That is the end of the killer