Speaker 1: And now doctor Watson. What was the guy Fox society?
Speaker 2: Well, mister Harris, it was the beginning of November eighteen
Speaker 2: ninety seven. Holmes and I were returning to two twenty
Speaker 2: one B Baker Street after a late dinner. We were
Speaker 2: enveloped an unprecedented yellow fox. We were groping our way
Speaker 2: up the stairs toward our flats.
Speaker 1: The key on hees.
Speaker 3: Here we are if I can find the lock?
Speaker 4: Oh, confounded?
Speaker 3: There's something on the floor here. Kicked it with my foot. Well,
Speaker 3: see if I can budget out of the way. Homes,
Speaker 3: it feels like a body match.
Speaker 1: What right?
Speaker 4: Good?
Speaker 3: Heaven's homes. It's a man. His throat's been cut. Will
Speaker 3: you look at this pool.
Speaker 5: Of blood like that lamp pop? Certain, Yes, his throat's
Speaker 5: been split from ear to ear. Look, homes on the wall,
Speaker 5: there's hand right there. Someone's evidently dipped his finger in
Speaker 5: the dead man's blood and scrawled a message as.
Speaker 2: It says, guy Fawkes lives, Guy Falks lives. What sort
Speaker 2: of diabolical nonsense is there? Shall I fix the police home?
Speaker 5: In due course we shall observe that technicality which have
Speaker 5: a closer look at the course.
Speaker 3: What's that lives head. Is that a chunk of wood pinewood?
Speaker 1: Watson?
Speaker 5: Oh, look, there's some sort of grease of the tip
Speaker 5: of the wood from the Odor Watson, I should say
Speaker 5: it with oil.
Speaker 2: What the dickens you suppose he was going to do
Speaker 2: with the jug of wood dipped in oil?
Speaker 5: Clearly the dead man was preparing a torch, torches and
Speaker 5: the sack.
Speaker 3: Why should anyone wanted to go marching about with a torch?
Speaker 5: The weather about which you've been complaining throughout the evening
Speaker 5: supplies the answer to that riddle. You mean the fog,
Speaker 5: the unbelievably thick fog, Watson. The torch coupled with the
Speaker 5: fog signifies that the dead man lying before us was
Speaker 5: a link boy.
Speaker 2: Link boys, I've heard the term, can't say I've ever
Speaker 2: seen one.
Speaker 5: The venerable tradition originates from the days when it was
Speaker 5: necessary to accompany members of Parliament home due to the
Speaker 5: danger of there being attacked by thieves and dissenters and
Speaker 5: riff rats.
Speaker 1: Of course, the customers.
Speaker 5: Been abandoned, except for those rare occasions when London suffers
Speaker 5: an impossible farm. Then the link boys with their torches
Speaker 5: are called out to escort the parliamentarian's homeward anything in
Speaker 5: his pocket. There is nothing, h This man's torch hasn't
Speaker 5: been used. He was therefore on his way to perform
Speaker 5: his duties. Come, Watson, we're off to see the Sergeant
Speaker 5: at Arms in the Parliament buildings. We shall ask the
Speaker 5: name of the link boy who failed to appear this evening.
Speaker 3: You intend to leave the body here just like.
Speaker 5: This, of course, but I shall mention it to the
Speaker 5: first policeman we meet, and thanks to the nature of
Speaker 5: bureaucratic ineptitude, we shall be many steps ahead of them
Speaker 5: while they're still here scrippling in their little notebooks.
Speaker 2: We certainly had the Sergeant at Arms in Parliament baffled,
Speaker 2: asking all those questions about the link boy, without ever
Speaker 2: telling him what it was all about. Eh, let's see
Speaker 2: their homes.
Speaker 3: Let's see.
Speaker 2: We've learned that the dead mad's there was held Pickering,
Speaker 2: and missus Hudson admitted him downstairs that Pickering asked for you,
Speaker 2: but she saw him go up. Two other gentlemen appeared
Speaker 2: at the front door a moment later, one of them
Speaker 2: misshapen and very ugly that she saw them gup. She
Speaker 2: then went back inside to her rooms and heard and
Speaker 2: saw nothing after that until the police arrived.
Speaker 3: Then, Holmes, what are you doing to your face?
Speaker 5: Smudging it with such got thought? I, mister humor, disreputable appearance?
Speaker 5: Once you must assume work Here we are now talk
Speaker 5: with this tweet suit and into some tattered things. Unfortunately
Speaker 5: you cannot accompany me on this grotesque mission.
Speaker 3: Watson, where are you going?
Speaker 5: You'll recall that at Parliament we were told that the
Speaker 5: dead man, the Pickering, resided on Bridge Road.
Speaker 1: By the West Indian Docks.
Speaker 5: We've also told that he spent a considerable portion of
Speaker 5: his time at various pubs in that vicinity. I intend
Speaker 5: to visit every shabby is spot on Bridge Road. But
Speaker 5: why the disguise? I hope to learn what it was
Speaker 5: that mister Pickering wished to tell me when he came here.
Speaker 5: Obviously it was something so insidious that it was necessary
Speaker 5: to cut his throat before he had a chance to talk.
Speaker 5: I shall visit the pest hole the Bridge Road. I
Speaker 5: should be very vocal about loathing the government.
Speaker 6: You were never in here before, were you?
Speaker 1: That's quite right?
Speaker 7: Do you know aboutis dan with you feel a kind of mountain?
Speaker 7: I like to make friends with everybody who comes in.
Speaker 7: Do you like this place very much? It's the best
Speaker 7: around this chart of London. The ch are the other places.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is my fourth seven tonight.
Speaker 6: My name's No No Peter.
Speaker 8: What's yours?
Speaker 5: Like so many of your customers, Maude, I must ask
Speaker 5: you to accept as the magnificant silence and answer to
Speaker 5: that question.
Speaker 6: Nah, you're a fancy way of talking. Did you hear anything?
Speaker 1: Yes, delightful?
Speaker 6: You can you tell you anything about yourself? Where do
Speaker 6: you come from? What's your game?
Speaker 1: Anything? My game? More?
Speaker 6: Try to keep watching the door. If you can trust more,
Speaker 6: everyone will tell you that the police looking for you.
Speaker 4: They might be what sort of job did you do?
Speaker 1: Suppose we just say that it was unpatriotic?
Speaker 6: Is that all you're gonna tell me?
Speaker 5: Yes, suffice that it was unpatriotic. I have very little
Speaker 5: use for our current government. I'm one of those who
Speaker 5: feels that England, once master of the planet, is collapsing
Speaker 5: of its own weak Ah.
Speaker 7: He sounds just like him, like who her friend of mine?
Speaker 6: He always talks that way.
Speaker 9: He'd like you. You talk like you've got brains. You'd
Speaker 9: be helpful, helpful to whom for what purpose did you
Speaker 9: say anything to your game? I didn't what murdering your game.
Speaker 3: If it were worth the candle.
Speaker 9: I don't mean just taking care of some bloats in
Speaker 9: a dark alleyway with a pocket knife.
Speaker 6: We can find.
Speaker 9: Patty around here to do that for a few pounds
Speaker 9: or a few brinks.
Speaker 6: I'm talking about.
Speaker 7: Murdering a much bigger way. I'm inten in a few
Speaker 7: hundred people, maybe a thousand.
Speaker 6: You have the stammach for that.
Speaker 1: It's the sufficient to be gained. I'm man.
Speaker 9: Oh, there's more than money in it is much much more.
Speaker 6: It's a wonderful.
Speaker 9: Scheme, and there's a wonderful man running it.
Speaker 6: You and he did it all fine, Why.
Speaker 1: Don't you introduce me to a gentleman.
Speaker 6: Maybe I will see what's all the elpie can find. Yes,
Speaker 6: you come along with me. It's just a minute walk
Speaker 6: from me.
Speaker 4: It's close.
Speaker 6: Start, duck.
Speaker 7: It's a basement under an empty warehouse.
Speaker 6: If you did, he's the leader of the guy folks society.
Speaker 6: Your finger.
Speaker 5: Now about time I might catch my death of cold
Speaker 5: sitting here waiting in the damp spacemom in the next.
Speaker 9: Room, I'll just go through that door. Yeah, you better
Speaker 9: take my candle as darkest pitch, oh wor honest.
Speaker 6: Tell you may think he's a bit dumb at at first.
Speaker 7: He says strange things sometimes, but.
Speaker 6: That's just his way.
Speaker 9: He's really brilliant, and don't be frightened by Gerardo is
Speaker 9: the leader's man, sort of a stotted dart and sickest face.
Speaker 6: Gerader's the ugliest man I've ever seen.
Speaker 7: Most of his face was burnt off in a fire.
Speaker 4: But he won't let you.
Speaker 10: I'll wait out here, go on through that door, very well,
Speaker 10: Come in, Come in, I am Gerardo.
Speaker 1: How do you do?
Speaker 11: Before I introduce you to our leader? Would you raise
Speaker 11: your hands high a place? You do not have a
Speaker 11: gun on a knife? I have no, I have not.
Speaker 4: I just want to be sure an their formality.
Speaker 3: I have the honor to ast to do our later.
Speaker 5: Sit out, get out, yes, Lord tells me if you
Speaker 5: wish to join our ranks.
Speaker 4: Possibly, I don't know anything about you.
Speaker 5: I could be rather the boast about you, though yoursel
Speaker 5: You're extremely nervous, vain, and spent a great deal of
Speaker 5: time outside of England, to be more specific, in a
Speaker 5: tropical country. How do you know those pencils on your
Speaker 5: death showed almost to the point of uselessness. The restless
Speaker 5: way you paced up and down before me. The nervousness
Speaker 5: is it is capable else. The auvanity you're squinting your
Speaker 5: eyes in order to have a better view of me,
Speaker 5: a characteristic of near sightedness.
Speaker 4: You require spectacles, but do not wear them.
Speaker 5: You've spent a sizeable portion of your life in tropical
Speaker 5: countries because your teeth have a distinctive corrosion caused by
Speaker 5: endest munching upon sugar cane.
Speaker 4: It's good, very good. May be bored?
Speaker 8: Fight about I have need of men with their wits
Speaker 8: about them? Or is it a great task? It's a bloodiant,
Speaker 8: dangerous task, but the.
Speaker 4: Rewards will be well worth the sacrifice.
Speaker 1: What is the task, mister Stewart?
Speaker 8: What I shall say may sound fantastic, but the proof
Speaker 8: is often very shocky. My name is Douglas Stuart. My
Speaker 8: genuality may be taste of the steward who once ruled
Speaker 8: my England. Really you don't seem to believe it, Well,
Speaker 8: it's the truth.
Speaker 6: I can prove that I am.
Speaker 3: The rightful ruler of the Physician Empire. I've been teated
Speaker 3: of my bethright? Have you the progainst me?
Speaker 8: The impostors who sit now upon my throne. They prodded
Speaker 8: against me when I went to when I made my dreams.
Speaker 8: They ac choosed me of being insane. They are nothing
Speaker 8: but animals wallowing in the sky of their wealth and privilege.
Speaker 3: They must be exterminated.
Speaker 5: Path They held me prisoner, Oh where Stewart?
Speaker 1: On what tide?
Speaker 4: They helped me prisoner in the hospital for a year,
Speaker 4: a hospital for.
Speaker 3: The mentally ill.
Speaker 1: When we released, I was not released.
Speaker 4: They would have kept me there until I guide.
Speaker 3: They tortured me.
Speaker 4: I escaped.
Speaker 3: I escaped. Now I'm freeed and.
Speaker 4: I shall take back.
Speaker 3: What is your plan? And you are not well?
Speaker 4: They made me shicken.
Speaker 3: That hospital injected me with drugs. I'm not well, but
Speaker 3: I need I need men of strength to surround me.
Speaker 1: What is your plan?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 4: To have marched with.
Speaker 3: Me will tear my inevitable triumph?
Speaker 1: Much will you were when we are none?
Speaker 8: The guy for Ivy Can you imagine why.
Speaker 5: Quite evident Guy Fox at the vetter smuggled back into
Speaker 5: England by a group of conspirators in sixteen hundred and five.
Speaker 5: They protty to overthrow James the Second in his government overthrow.
Speaker 5: They planned to do this by concealing a huge store
Speaker 5: of gunpowder beneath both houses of Parliament. Yes, they intended
Speaker 5: to blow up both houses and stage of COUDETI. Their
Speaker 5: plan was exposed now November the fourth of sixteen hundred
Speaker 5: and five.
Speaker 1: They were captured in prisons. I dare say you have
Speaker 1: revised the Guy Fox p.
Speaker 3: Yes, I have. Guy Foxley is just forty eight hours away.
Speaker 8: We've dugged secret tunnels in the proper places.
Speaker 3: In just forty eight hours.
Speaker 8: Guy Fox planned to blow up Parliament, its members and
Speaker 8: the royal.
Speaker 12: Family will become a reality.
Speaker 5: Well, doctor Watson, mister Holmes is uncovered of breath taking schemes.
Speaker 2: Yes, he certainly has, mister Heapins, And you've provided me
Speaker 2: with just the word I've been seeking.
Speaker 1: What word is that?
Speaker 3: Breathtaking?
Speaker 2: Is the word for clippercraft clothes, subject on which you
Speaker 2: are well qualified to speaks up wojoe.
Speaker 1: Thank you, doctor Watson.
Speaker 5: Men who used to spend small fortunes on their clothes
Speaker 5: are now wearing expensive looking clippercraft suits because clippercraft gives
Speaker 5: them all the handsome looks and long dependable wear they
Speaker 5: demand without digging deep into the savings. Why they pay
Speaker 5: only forty and forty seven to fifty for clipper Craft
Speaker 5: suits you'd swear cost twice as month. Really fine fabrics
Speaker 5: and top knots tailoring are unheard of at prices as
Speaker 5: low as Clippercraft. Then what's the trick? Well, what do
Speaker 5: you suppose happens when more than twelve hundred of this
Speaker 5: country's finest independent stores, from coast to coast, stores you
Speaker 5: can trust, concentrate their huge buying power.
Speaker 1: You're absolutely right.
Speaker 5: Their combined purchasing power drastically cuts the cost of manufacturing
Speaker 5: and distribution. Doesn't take an adding machine to figure out
Speaker 5: how Clippercraft's unique operation saves your money or white Clippercraft
Speaker 5: suits are such terrific values at only forty and forty
Speaker 5: seven fifty, That's why men who know insist on clipper
Speaker 5: Craft clothes. So be sure to visit the clipper Craft
Speaker 5: store in your city.
Speaker 13: These leading stores in the metropolitan area are proud to
Speaker 13: add their names to Clippercraft in your suits, top coats,
Speaker 13: and sports jackets. In Manhattan, Sacks thirty fourth Broadway at
Speaker 13: thirty fourth John Wannamaker Men's Stores Broadway at eighth and
Speaker 13: sixty seven Liberty Street, in Brooklyn, Abraham and Strauss, in NewART,
Speaker 13: New Jersey Boulevard Men's Shop Cresky, Ewart, And in Jamaica
Speaker 13: the B and B Clothes Shop, one sixty four oh
Speaker 13: eight Jamaica Avenue.
Speaker 1: Now shall we return to the Guy Fox Society, doctor.
Speaker 2: Watson, And we most certainly shall. Mister Harris Holes left
Speaker 2: the seller where he'd held his bizarre rendezvous with Douglas John.
Speaker 2: He returned to two twenty one beat Baker Street and
Speaker 2: recapitulated his experience for good gracious homes. A plan to
Speaker 2: blow up both houses of Parliament? I can hardly believe it.
Speaker 2: Shall we inform Scotland Yard of your discovery?
Speaker 5: Not just yet, Watson, impetuosity is a trap into which
Speaker 5: we must not fall. If the police should intervene at
Speaker 5: this point, Stuart and his vile henchmen would simply protest
Speaker 5: their innocence and a Duke justice, they must be captured
Speaker 5: with the evidence.
Speaker 2: I see you're waiting to determine their plan of operation.
Speaker 2: Then you'll strike.
Speaker 5: Exactly, and I shall have that information this evening when
Speaker 5: the entire membership of the society convened in that same
Speaker 5: waterfront spot where the renegade Stewart.
Speaker 1: Has his headquarters. As a neophyt, I've been invited.
Speaker 2: To attend their ritual, Will Holmes, Haven't they questioned you
Speaker 2: about your own reliability?
Speaker 1: They extensively.
Speaker 3: I imagine Gerardo was impressed.
Speaker 5: There quite Therefore, I'm off with a foul seller where
Speaker 5: the chief lieutenants of the Guy Fox Society meet in
Speaker 5: unholy conclave.
Speaker 6: I see you've joined us, aren't there?
Speaker 1: Are you more?
Speaker 6: Douglas tell me that he's pleased you've joined us.
Speaker 1: I appreciate the accolades.
Speaker 6: Douglas tells me, yes, I see he does. Yes, we
Speaker 6: start the river sorting. He tells me about what you
Speaker 6: give me when.
Speaker 7: He's in the palace, and made my own persume.
Speaker 3: Some strong must be very fond of you.
Speaker 7: Fonders he can be of anyone. I guess he thinks
Speaker 7: about his plans.
Speaker 6: Mostly.
Speaker 7: Sometimes he doesn't see me for a week.
Speaker 5: Oh, Dorado wine more than some fayo too, Ah Burgundy Tamar.
Speaker 4: We don't not drink until a leader added. Then he
Speaker 4: will propose the toss there is the leader speaks Everyone's bride.
Speaker 14: We raise our glasses in prey to guy Fox, to
Speaker 14: his tailor, prou take me done right, Thomas Winter.
Speaker 3: Now I wanted to do to pay.
Speaker 8: Tunnels are ready and I don't good for those of
Speaker 8: you who are new. My most trusted men have dubbed
Speaker 8: tunnels in the street. Where are the tunnels, mister Stewart.
Speaker 6: We worked down from the back of a tea room
Speaker 6: on Parliament Square.
Speaker 3: This is Ward's t shirt.
Speaker 8: The tunnels cut across the corner of Parliament Square and
Speaker 8: point directly to the House of Lords of the House
Speaker 8: of Commons. And what do you plan to use to
Speaker 8: destroy the houses?
Speaker 3: Dynamite?
Speaker 8: All right, we shall celebrate Fox along with the best
Speaker 8: of England.
Speaker 3: While they burn Fox and Efferty in the streets.
Speaker 14: We shall set off the dynamite Amy at missus pet
Speaker 14: up tomorrow night at ten O's tolf.
Speaker 5: You understand exactly what you're to do with Here's exactly Holmes.
Speaker 2: I shall tell the story to the Assistant Commissioner of
Speaker 2: Police and the request that he send a special squad.
Speaker 2: You'd like them to hide around the corner from the
Speaker 2: tea shop there.
Speaker 5: Xcise there and you must try desperately to convince him
Speaker 5: that he's constable to be armed. I realized it's an
Speaker 5: extraordinary demand. But perhaps he who sends the danger.
Speaker 2: By Joe Holmes, he may not believe the story at all.
Speaker 2: He may not do a blessed thing.
Speaker 5: In Miss Brisket. Remember Stewart asked me to meet him
Speaker 5: at the warehouse. He, Gerardo, and I will then proceed to.
Speaker 1: The t shop.
Speaker 5: There we'll meet the others at ten. If the police
Speaker 5: will can't cooperate, they should be at their.
Speaker 1: Posts at nine homes.
Speaker 2: You're running an unspeakable risk. Wouldn't it be wiser for
Speaker 2: both that us to try to convince the police to
Speaker 2: handle this themselves and.
Speaker 5: Allow them to make a botch of it? No, Watson,
Speaker 5: I must be on the scene myself.
Speaker 2: Shouldn't you please take a long, a revolver, a weapon
Speaker 2: of some sort.
Speaker 5: Gerardo might decide to examine everyone entering the warehouse. No, Watson,
Speaker 5: I shall merely be accompanied by my second closest friends,
Speaker 5: my Milsham pipe.
Speaker 3: Believing mister Stewart. Maud is everything in Reddin?
Speaker 8: Yes, yes, I have a carriage waiting outside this warehouse.
Speaker 8: We will be driven into the tube excellent, mister Stewart,
Speaker 8: you may distribute the weapons, Gerardo more you will wait here.
Speaker 1: In the warehouse.
Speaker 4: When it is over, I shall say, all right, you have.
Speaker 8: My revolver, give it to me and I, oh, we're
Speaker 8: not giving you a god why not, mister Stewart, I
Speaker 8: would feel better.
Speaker 4: If you were not armed.
Speaker 8: Mister Serna cold, let me kill him now ever since
Speaker 8: his own face was burned off Homes, Serrado enjoy is
Speaker 8: giving the same experience to others.
Speaker 6: You're not to assist the hounds. You've been lying all along.
Speaker 3: We're not exactly fools.
Speaker 11: Homes.
Speaker 8: That story you told Dorado about your criminal background, we
Speaker 8: took the couple to verify it.
Speaker 3: Oh, you're going to the tiel.
Speaker 8: Then after we set off the dynamite, we shall leave
Speaker 8: the tea room. But you will remain locked inside your
Speaker 8: life to be all everyone tis to be, and that
Speaker 8: part your tryanic tricks.
Speaker 4: I'll fletch out front, just as you swet Harold Pickerings
Speaker 4: the link boys.
Speaker 1: That was your handiwork, wasn't it.
Speaker 5: Gerardo Pickering, with a keen professional interest in even the
Speaker 5: vaguest rumor concerning parliament, must have taken up the scent
Speaker 5: to your society one evening, perhaps in the pub. We're
Speaker 5: more things to me to bring the news you follow him.
Speaker 5: My housekeeper reported that one of the asylums was repulsively ugly.
Speaker 8: I could make you look just like me. I would
Speaker 8: like to get away from him. Come on, we're leaving
Speaker 8: for the theeal you first told and remember I have
Speaker 8: my finger on the triggers of my gun.
Speaker 4: Mard, stay here, you'll have words for us.
Speaker 6: Good luck, jacket.
Speaker 3: We're leaving now, not.
Speaker 8: Much later, because I've taken an extra precaution, since you
Speaker 8: might have notified the police that our maneuver is scheduled
Speaker 8: for ten I've sent out words that we will set
Speaker 8: off the dynamite one hour earlier. That nine one is waiting.
Speaker 4: The tarm is just around the corner, and it's a sir.
Speaker 8: You told missus Ward to lock up earlier this evening to.
Speaker 3: Well home.
Speaker 8: So you've finally met someone who is your metage superior.
Speaker 3: Don't hold my gun is just a few.
Speaker 8: Inches from your head, Gerardo, and I have a very
Speaker 8: good view of you from this backseat.
Speaker 5: Oh, I had no evil intentions in moving, mister Stewart.
Speaker 5: I'm very intended to like my pipe. It's gone up.
Speaker 5: Do you mind go off? Most considerate of you.
Speaker 4: Yere's the terem. Step out home very well, walk to
Speaker 4: the door with the tee room. That's right right.
Speaker 8: I want to have a look here on street. See anyone, Nah,
Speaker 8: I'll quiet. Some of the men must be here by now.
Speaker 8: That's a start to life coming. We're all in the back.
Speaker 3: Of the shop.
Speaker 4: Walk in homes certain there to close the doors.
Speaker 3: Sn't lock it.
Speaker 1: We'll have to run out once we set the fuse. Head.
Speaker 4: Yeah, let's all go to the back.
Speaker 8: Why I've gathered you here an hour earlier because we
Speaker 8: were almost betrayed. This gentleman standing before, who we took
Speaker 8: into our ranks is Shellack Holmes, the detective.
Speaker 4: He is to be left here just before we set
Speaker 4: off the diners.
Speaker 3: The fuses are quite long.
Speaker 8: They'll allow ample time for us to quit the shop
Speaker 8: and run a safe distance as the possession of the
Speaker 8: dynamite been checked. Yes, read it that the rear.
Speaker 4: Temper of twenty minutes half of six flood.
Speaker 8: We need it the well. I shall be the last
Speaker 8: man's relief. I'm reserving for myself. I knocking mister home.
Speaker 3: Behind me I'm complimented this Stewart. Are we ready right
Speaker 3: light the fuses?
Speaker 4: I say, anyone inside, this is the law.
Speaker 3: There's a courage caught fire out here. Belong to anyone
Speaker 3: back here the alarm. Comfortable, spread the alarm.
Speaker 12: But a pulls you the damn hold the smash the lamp,
Speaker 12: laugh the door. The door horse will run to the door,
Speaker 12: stop to.
Speaker 14: Light his shad on hair y, look look out, I
Speaker 14: please back eat the door. Start firing firefire.
Speaker 4: They have some outre.
Speaker 1: Well homes.
Speaker 3: I never thought you'd leave that t shop alive.
Speaker 4: Oh I did what Here's a magnificent.
Speaker 3: Job you've done. Stuart and Girando been taken to the mob.
Speaker 2: The rest of the crews packed off the prison. You
Speaker 2: stepped fire of that carriage outside the shop.
Speaker 3: Didn't you.
Speaker 5: Of course, I was in the front seat with the driver.
Speaker 5: He was preoccupied with his horses. Stuart and Gerardo to
Speaker 5: keep an eye on me, purposely sat on the back.
Speaker 1: They could see most of me, but it.
Speaker 5: Was comparatively easy to drop a bit of hot ash
Speaker 5: from my pipe unto the upholstery.
Speaker 3: I knew that within a minute or two.
Speaker 1: The carriage would catch fire.
Speaker 5: You would protect your attention watching from the corner at
Speaker 5: the raiding party, or that.
Speaker 4: Is a constable on the beat. He poked his head in.
Speaker 1: Shut it up.
Speaker 2: I shall never see admiring your quick wittedness home, Neither.
Speaker 4: Shall I, my dear bos.
Speaker 5: Neither shall I, well, doctor Watson, The Guy Fowk Society
Speaker 5: was certainly a blood curdling experience. Now might we have
Speaker 5: an inkling about our adventure with Holmes for next week?
Speaker 2: Well, next week, mister Hannis, as you relate to you
Speaker 2: the adventure of Black Peter. It involves a steel harpoon,
Speaker 2: a dead pig, a proposed Arctic trip, an advertisement for
Speaker 2: a murder, and I'm quite sure.
Speaker 3: You'll enjoy it.
Speaker 5: We shall be here and your study promptly at the
Speaker 5: same time next week, doctor Watson, for the Adventure of
Speaker 5: Black Peter,