Speaker 1: And now doctor Watson. What's this adventure of the Uddington
Speaker 1: Witch all about?
Speaker 2: Well, mister Harris, it took place in ninety nine. As
Speaker 2: I recall, Holmes and I were taking our ease at
Speaker 2: Baker Street one evening when we received an urgent and
Speaker 2: certainly a bizarre telegram. It came from Uddington, a town
Speaker 2: in the shore of Lanark in the Lowlands of Scotland,
Speaker 2: and it was from a Lord Dunbar, master of Heathercliff Manor.
Speaker 2: It begged Holmes to come to the manor with all
Speaker 2: possible speed.
Speaker 1: Stating that a witch had spirited away his.
Speaker 2: Mother in the dark of night. A witch exactly, mister Hills,
Speaker 2: A witch that really. Holmes's curiosity was immediately aroused and
Speaker 2: we resolved to take the noon train.
Speaker 1: The following day. But little did we know.
Speaker 2: As we read the telegram that tragic events were already
Speaker 2: in the meeting at Uddington on that very same evening.
Speaker 1: It began with Lord Dunbar in his study.
Speaker 3: Who's there? Who's there? Bruce Hes, Why ladies don't you answer?
Speaker 1: And I locked my door? Someone has to disturbed me. Well,
Speaker 1: what do you do you? Hi? Wait too morning? Hi?
Speaker 1: Can't you bring me the dad. I'm the Weekend r
Speaker 1: Bru's nephew. Did you hear that scream?
Speaker 4: Yes, I was in bed when it came positively ghastly
Speaker 4: too seem to come from a Glanders study.
Speaker 1: Oh yes, Bruce, please honey, something wrong, terribly wrong.
Speaker 5: Let's have a look. Here's the study, a Glandro a
Speaker 5: Glandro Bru. There's no answer, then we better look in good.
Speaker 1: Doors open right, good lord, the witch's revenge.
Speaker 6: Andrew few homes.
Speaker 2: I was wondering when you were coming back to the compartment.
Speaker 2: Our trainers du and Dnington very shortly.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, my dear Watson, they're too late to help Lord Dunbar.
Speaker 1: Too late. What do you mean. I've just seen a
Speaker 1: copy of a Newcastle newspaper for the board of the
Speaker 1: Land Station. Lord Dunbar was murdered early this morning. What
Speaker 1: foully murdered? Watson found dead in his study with a
Speaker 1: steel spike driven through his heart to spike, good law.
Speaker 1: Does this method of murder suggest anything to you? Wantson
Speaker 1: why why? No homes. I can't say it does, and
Speaker 1: you're not up on your Lord of demons and witches.
Speaker 1: My dear fellows, it so happens at the witches as
Speaker 1: recently as two hundred years ago, are believed to have
Speaker 1: tortured and stabbed their victims with pins, needles, and sometimes
Speaker 1: small by good health. It may also interest you to know, Watson,
Speaker 1: that the history of Lord Dunbar's antecedents gives this macabre
Speaker 1: affair a rather grim and yet fascinating twist. What do
Speaker 1: you mean? An ancestor of Lord Dunbar's in the last
Speaker 1: seventeenth century was one of Wisdom's most mortal enemies. As
Speaker 1: chief Justice of the highest Court here in the Scottish Lowlands,
Speaker 1: he hanged many a which at Gallo Lee, or tied
Speaker 1: them to a stake on his hands until the tide
Speaker 1: came up to end their misery homes. You're not suggesting
Speaker 1: that this is some kind of witches re There I
Speaker 1: need suggesting nothing, Watson, until I have a look at
Speaker 1: Heltot Manner and its remaining inhabitants, Say driver, by sir,
Speaker 1: when shall we arrive at Heathoquot Manner.
Speaker 7: If you look shut yonder you'll see the lights of
Speaker 7: their crusted house just beyond that wood.
Speaker 1: You think it has some sort of cursing?
Speaker 7: Hey, sure, his my name is Angus Tavish. It's surely
Speaker 7: haunted by the black ones. Do you see that wood
Speaker 7: now days?
Speaker 1: What about it? Tammish?
Speaker 7: Was there the Chief Justice pot William than Barr burned
Speaker 7: the famous witch Isabella Whitburn to say she's follow twite a.
Speaker 1: Chest of his and hid it somewhere in the wood.
Speaker 1: She was just cooked to sea and dealt in the
Speaker 1: black magic.
Speaker 7: It was there among those threes the witches meet for
Speaker 7: the Sabbath on Rumor's Day. Hi, but you'll never catch
Speaker 7: Angus Tavis. Take in the wood road for the black
Speaker 7: Witch of Harnington Rooms. I'm driving you the long way
Speaker 7: to run the moor.
Speaker 1: Can't say I'm blame him. Homes. It's juice and dark,
Speaker 1: and among those trees, I must say, good.
Speaker 8: Lord, what's the costage? Watch Fish is cleaning and carrying
Speaker 8: on again, Tamish, quick driver through the wood road, and
Speaker 8: none of us got a piper in. I wouldn't take
Speaker 8: that road, even if you give me the treasures, just
Speaker 8: the black witch fallen by?
Speaker 1: Come on, watching, let's get out of the carriage. Homes,
Speaker 1: What on earth are you going to do? Follow me?
Speaker 1: Run man, run and luck with us. Perhaps you can
Speaker 1: beard this witch in her d? Who's that? Who's there?
Speaker 1: Hold cly out what you fool? Oh it's you, hope? Yes?
Speaker 1: Did you almost wing me with that propaperance? Tell you know? Oh?
Speaker 1: Dah it all? I'm sorry. The truth is I'm in
Speaker 1: a terrible sweat.
Speaker 2: I've been running through this foul wood, expecting every every
Speaker 2: shadow and every trees leave an attack.
Speaker 1: Heard any more about screaming and tackling? What's that? Comes?
Speaker 1: Funded witch must have retired with the night homes. It's crazy,
Speaker 1: very strange. We covered every foot of this wood, it's
Speaker 1: only a few hundred feet in every direction. It's no
Speaker 1: sign of our cackling friends, I might say, Holmes, I
Speaker 1: be just as happy I never see it. Even the
Speaker 1: Black Witch of Huddington, with all her magical powers, couldn't
Speaker 1: banish into thin air so fast. And that mania, cauled
Speaker 1: cackling seemed to come from this grove of oak trees here,
Speaker 1: I'd say it came from hades homes. That jus, it
Speaker 1: sounds as though you were being tortured and burned. Some statement.
Speaker 1: The terrifying effect watsmon and well calculated to keep the
Speaker 1: curious away. Come onton, But where do. Now, suppose we
Speaker 1: go to the house and meet its occupants. I take
Speaker 1: it to you are Bruce Lennox's nephew to the deceased.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's Holmes, I am, and you have no idea
Speaker 4: where to relieve it is to have you and doctor
Speaker 4: Watson here.
Speaker 1: I knew my uncle had written you, and might I
Speaker 1: might add, we arrived in the most unorthodox manner, with
Speaker 1: the small wood in the rear of the hun has heard.
Speaker 2: The most terrified I'm calculing and screaming. There mister Glennick
Speaker 2: couldn't find the trace of the dihed witch.
Speaker 4: I know, thankly, gentlemen, I admire you for your courage.
Speaker 4: I can't myself as brave as any man and not
Speaker 4: addicted to superstition, but either one never had the nerve
Speaker 4: to answer that.
Speaker 1: Would at night. Well, I can't say I blame you
Speaker 1: much now that mister Glennick a question or two.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's home.
Speaker 1: Had the official police been there, Yes.
Speaker 4: This morning, but the local concipace found nothing, conducted only
Speaker 4: a hurried investigation. I am afraid he is as much
Speaker 4: frightened by the legend as anyone else.
Speaker 1: Perhaps, but at the moment I'm not interested in legends,
Speaker 1: but in facts. This chain of tragedy, I understand, began
Speaker 1: with the disappearance of your great aunt, Yes, God.
Speaker 4: Done By's mother. She disappeared from her room a few
Speaker 4: nights ago, and she said nothing of a stint.
Speaker 1: You think then that she was taken by this, this
Speaker 1: black witch of Huddington.
Speaker 4: I don't know, mister Home. She might have just wandered
Speaker 4: off my great Emily. Well she will, shall we say
Speaker 4: somewhat waves to Blennith. Oh she kept muthering to herself
Speaker 4: living in the past. Definitely unbalanced, doctor Watson.
Speaker 1: But as far as I know, completely harm I see
Speaker 1: now then are there any servants here of the manner?
Speaker 1: Only two? The rest have been frightened off. Guabi too,
Speaker 1: Cook and the gardener and Lady Dunbar where she as
Speaker 1: like to talk to her?
Speaker 4: Oh, I'm sorrying to him, but I did not advise it.
Speaker 4: Now Lady Dunbar is in her room and it's burg
Speaker 4: the shock understand.
Speaker 1: Quite And now, mister Glennick, we should like to examine
Speaker 1: the body of your late uncle, Lord Dunbar.
Speaker 2: Good Lord Holmes, what a ghastly say, No wonder, Young
Speaker 2: Glennick excused himself to Normandy showed us to the study
Speaker 2: hair A sharp spike driven directly into Lord Dunbar's heart.
Speaker 1: Yes, and with considerable sprink by my dad Watson. What's this?
Speaker 1: What's there? Seems to be some fresh soil on the
Speaker 1: lower part of this fickle spike, fresh soil, pike, and
Speaker 1: observe what's in the peculiar shape of this spike, long
Speaker 1: and narrow, and the remlant of a bit of a
Speaker 1: spring attached to the spike head. Well, I can't say
Speaker 1: I consider all this significant, Hose, you know what? Oh,
Speaker 1: come in, Mary Whitson the cook.
Speaker 7: Yes, mister Blennie roused me from my bed to prepare
Speaker 7: a hot copper for you.
Speaker 3: You'll find it in the dining room when you have
Speaker 3: a nine two week hick.
Speaker 1: Thank you. Mary will be along presently as you wish, sir,
Speaker 1: h Rather peculiar coincidence, don't you think? What's do you mean? Home?
Speaker 1: I mean this cook, Mary Whitburn. There's the same family
Speaker 1: name as the Isabella Isabella Whitburn, the black Witch of Addington.
Speaker 1: By jove, Hose, you're right a remarkably ugly woman too.
Speaker 1: Is that mole on her cheeky? That mole on her
Speaker 1: cheek another peculiar coincidence. What do you mean In the
Speaker 1: days when Witchcraft put it it's heyday, Watson, every witch
Speaker 1: bore what was called a witch's mark, and usually it
Speaker 1: was a mole. Homes you mean this cooked man hYP
Speaker 1: them might be the bet. Too earn it to draw
Speaker 1: any conclusion as yet, my dear Watson. But come to
Speaker 1: have a look at the garden. The garden, what for
Speaker 1: I should like to examine the flower bed Ah, look here, Watson, Holmes,
Speaker 1: one of yustus, I surmise. Note these spikes connected by strings.
Speaker 1: The gardener uses them to take off these flower beds.
Speaker 2: By jove, the spike used to kill Lord Dunbar's very
Speaker 2: similar to this, and it had fresh.
Speaker 1: Soil on its Spicely, my dear Watson, the murdered spike
Speaker 1: was undoubted it taken from the garden. Perhaps we should
Speaker 1: have a talk with the gardener here at our earliest opportunity.
Speaker 1: Saton came from the house this time and hers it
Speaker 1: sounded like a feature and torment.
Speaker 6: Hoose the second flaw of the house.
Speaker 1: The night's just gone out in the corner room there
Speaker 1: fucking follow me to the hunt I'm afraid the witcher
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Speaker 1: And now let's return to our story, doctor Watts.
Speaker 2: Well, mister Harris. We raced back to the house, ran
Speaker 2: upstairs toward the corner bedroom. Whence that agonizing stream had cut.
Speaker 2: It was there we found Lady Dunbar lying across the
Speaker 2: bed with a spike through her heart.
Speaker 1: The Witch, the Black Witch of Headington Homes. Gee, it
Speaker 1: has been there again. Yes, and we apparent intention of
Speaker 1: exterminating the entire family. I uh huh, what is it?
Speaker 1: Hose here on the floor. The Watson seems to be
Speaker 1: a bit of bar. It is, indeed, Watson, an important
Speaker 1: detail of its hideous conspiracy. Holmes wissen, Yes, the Witch again, Watson? Yeah,
Speaker 1: over here by the window.
Speaker 2: You know how Homes, theres he is running across the lawn.
Speaker 2: You can see her there in the moonlight.
Speaker 1: Yes, now she's boughting a fence with considerable agility. I
Speaker 1: must say, house is plunging into the wood. Quick, Watson
Speaker 1: after her, and have your service roover ready. By jove,
Speaker 1: I don't understand this, h Watson. You don't understand what
Speaker 1: why We've.
Speaker 2: Followed that infernal creature into this grove of trees with
Speaker 2: We've scoured every foot of it, and yet she is
Speaker 2: She's banished again.
Speaker 1: Yes, Homes, you're not even listening to me. What the
Speaker 1: juice are you staring at that large oak tree, Watson,
Speaker 1: a magnificent specimen. I did not note the huge trunk
Speaker 1: split toward its base. Obviously a dead tree stuck by
Speaker 1: lightning many years ago. Okay, at Homes, I'm not interested
Speaker 1: in botany at this moment.
Speaker 2: My feet are soaked from the night jewel, this blasted
Speaker 2: underbrow here, and furthermore, we've we've got some sort of
Speaker 2: black witch to.
Speaker 1: Contain exactly, Watson, Suppose we drop into the gardener's cottage
Speaker 1: and our way back to the manna. I trust you
Speaker 1: observed it was situated on the very edge of this wood. Hm. No,
Speaker 1: Aunther Watson is for the lights on homes? Perhaps the
Speaker 1: gardener's roaming around somewhere. Perhaps suppose we try the door. Yes,
Speaker 1: if I'm not come up the Everything seems to be
Speaker 1: quite an order here, homes, Yes, quite. I hope someone's coming.
Speaker 1: My piero were in the robber embarrassing position of being
Speaker 1: intruder's what what you're doing in my cottage? You are
Speaker 1: the gardener?
Speaker 10: I presume nay, I'm McCready, and I've no stomach FROs
Speaker 10: strangers coming into my host pobie.
Speaker 1: My name is Holmes, Shallnock Holmes. This is doctor Wabsay.
Speaker 1: We just found the light on and the door was unlarged.
Speaker 10: Hey, the cook told me it had come on this
Speaker 10: which is my in accursed house, and you'd best be
Speaker 10: off whence you come.
Speaker 1: We are grateful for your advice macready, but we are
Speaker 1: not ready to depart as yet. I presume you know
Speaker 1: that Lady Dunbar has been murdered.
Speaker 10: Nay, and the old lady and her son, Lord Dunbar
Speaker 10: before her, and the end is not yet Mark mc
Speaker 10: What is it, mister Holmes?
Speaker 1: Why do you stare at my court? Has steady. I
Speaker 1: note that there's a small blood stain on your left sleet,
Speaker 1: My dear, I trust you can explain it to our
Speaker 1: mutual satisfaction. Why, yes, I I you see, mister Holmes,
Speaker 1: I killed a weasel. It was a week ago. I
Speaker 1: think with the blood, Helen must leave no doubt, no doubt.
Speaker 1: Our homes is. Bruce Glennick, rereally have you seen it? Oh?
Speaker 1: There you are, both of you toned My aunt like
Speaker 1: the dunbar. She's she's been murdered. But the witch, the
Speaker 1: black witches, mister Glennick, were aware of that. You've just
Speaker 1: come from the house. Yes, because I was awaiting my
Speaker 1: fleet had a loud scream. And then I pose we
Speaker 1: go back to the manner of to Glennick at once. Yes,
Speaker 1: why I should like to have a few words with
Speaker 1: your cook, Mary Whitburn. Young Glennich told us the cook's
Speaker 1: rooms down this corridor homes. Yes, a very interesting young fellow,
Speaker 1: Bruce Glennick. You should do something about it. Taylor, Taylor
Speaker 1: Laser homes. What are you talking about his soup, Watton,
Speaker 1: and specifically that area of his trousers from his knees
Speaker 1: to his group biker, say, I noticed anything home. Didn't
Speaker 1: you want them? Then you have to use your eyes.
Speaker 1: The rest of his tube was well creased, but that
Speaker 1: area was out of crease, unpressed. Well, what of it?
Speaker 3: Logic?
Speaker 1: What's logic? The most important indication of Hello? Here's Mary
Speaker 1: Whitburn's room and the doors of jar. Hello are you there? Who?
Speaker 1: As suppose we go in? What holmes? Look at this room? Yes?
Speaker 1: From every indication our good cooked with a witch's mark
Speaker 1: and the witch's name, the packed and left in the
Speaker 1: uplot table rather strange, isn't it her on the country? Watson?
Speaker 1: It's quite logical by jove homes the witchy game? Yes,
Speaker 1: and this time what's from the chase draws near to
Speaker 1: a close? This time before goes well, I hope to
Speaker 1: meet this hideous witch face to face. Come Watson, back
Speaker 1: into that grove of tree hose, that infernal cackling stopped
Speaker 1: has indeed, but the moon has emerged and we shall
Speaker 1: be able to see humph, here we are. Here's that
Speaker 1: giant oak tree again? What's the one killed by lightning?
Speaker 1: What about it? The lightning splitted at the trunk? Nope,
Speaker 1: this aperture here.
Speaker 2: I still don't see why you're so interested in this
Speaker 2: confounded oak tree patience.
Speaker 1: What's impatience? I'm willing to wager this tree trunk is hollow,
Speaker 1: if you'll put your hand through the aperture and tell
Speaker 1: me very well hose. I'll do that, you know, but
Speaker 1: all this is rather silly. Oh what is it? What
Speaker 1: I felt? Something? Well? Pick up man, what it's something cold?
Speaker 1: So it's like a human body? Yes, one side button.
Speaker 1: Let me look into that trunk. Uh huhm. There is
Speaker 1: the body stuck into this tree front, Watson, good Law,
Speaker 1: the body of a woman, an old woman, and undoubtedly
Speaker 1: the lady elder Lady Dunbar, Lord Dunbar's mother and first
Speaker 1: victim of the black which you're budding to no hoses.
Speaker 1: This is diabolical, It's devilish, yes, Watson, We're dealing with
Speaker 1: a highly distorted and curlly twisted mentality here. I wats
Speaker 1: this hose. Note the way the roots of this tree
Speaker 1: are curled upwards in the earth. A turn. Yes, I'm
Speaker 1: willing to wager that when the lightning struck this oak,
Speaker 1: it created a natural cavity under the base of the tree.
Speaker 1: Homes what are you driving at the final answer to
Speaker 1: this weird adventure. Come, Watson, we'll go back to the
Speaker 1: gardener's cottage and get an axe, and in a very
Speaker 1: short time this great oak should reveal its secret.
Speaker 11: Ah, hold on, Watson, you'll stop here where we can
Speaker 11: observe that oak tree.
Speaker 1: There's a hose. You said we were going after an ax. Huge,
Speaker 1: my dear, wats into the sea. We'll wait until that
Speaker 1: tree reveals the secret of the man who's been posing
Speaker 1: as the Black Witch of havingdon the man. Hose you
Speaker 1: mean the Black Witch is a He precisely wants him
Speaker 1: to be even more explicit. I am able to name
Speaker 1: the hideous murderer.
Speaker 11: Hose?
Speaker 1: Who is it?
Speaker 3: What?
Speaker 1: Watson? Look at the aperture in that tree, by choose,
Speaker 1: that's a hend. So someone's crawling out from within the tree.
Speaker 1: You're above already, what says as I do? Then he
Speaker 1: comes out of that tree, Hose.
Speaker 8: It's Bruce Clinic, poor clinic, stumping out tracks. Come on, Watson, hose.
Speaker 8: He's still running hard the way, Watson.
Speaker 1: To kill the prayer a shop wake him the leg?
Speaker 1: How is he? What's unconscious of the moment, Holmes, is
Speaker 1: the pain?
Speaker 2: You know, there's nothing serious, just a flesh would he'll
Speaker 2: come around in a minute, Hols, How did you know
Speaker 2: that the witch was a man?
Speaker 1: Elementary, My dear Watson. It needed a man's strength to
Speaker 1: drive those fiendish murder spikes so deep, and indeeded the
Speaker 1: agility of a young man to hurdle a four foot
Speaker 1: ten with kirton as we saw the witch do is.
Speaker 1: But how did you know it was young Glenneck? Here
Speaker 1: to be no one else than Glennick. You remember he
Speaker 1: told us that he never entered this wood, that he
Speaker 1: was in bed at the time of Lady Dunbar's murder. Yes,
Speaker 1: obviously he lied the fact that the creest was missing
Speaker 1: in his trousers from the knee to his books. The
Speaker 1: proof of that the only way he could have lost
Speaker 1: that creast was running through high brush soaked with night view.
Speaker 1: And the only high brush in the area is among.
Speaker 2: These tree By jove, Holmes, You're right, he couldn't have
Speaker 2: lost the trees up to his knees by merely running
Speaker 2: across a lawn. But how you knew the witch, young
Speaker 2: Glennacre was using that hollow oak tree as a hideaway.
Speaker 1: Again an elementary observation, Watson. We pursued the witch and
Speaker 1: lost him twice in the small area of trees. He
Speaker 1: couldn't have simply vanished among the trees. Therefore, he must
Speaker 1: have been inside one of them. The bit of mask
Speaker 1: found in Lady Dunbar's room was oh, I see, and
Speaker 1: after that it was merely a case of looking for
Speaker 1: a hollow oak tree large enough to directly Watson. This
Speaker 1: tree is unique in that respect. Furthermore, brute Snick tried
Speaker 1: to divert suspicion to McCready the gardener by using the
Speaker 1: gardens quite as murder weapon. Yes, but that bloodstain on
Speaker 1: Macreey's slee quite legitimate. Watson, the same as old and dry,
Speaker 1: and it's dark red color indicated that it had been
Speaker 1: on his tree for some days. You know, Dok did
Speaker 1: kill a wheel, as he said. And the cook, Mary
Speaker 1: Whitman merely a terrified servant for the name fairly common
Speaker 1: to the vicinity and an unfortunate mold. I can't say
Speaker 1: I blame her for leading to taste. Our friend Vennick
Speaker 1: is coming around, Yes, so is Holmes.
Speaker 2: Why should young Glennick murder the members of his family
Speaker 2: one by one?
Speaker 1: I think we may find the answers to that. My
Speaker 1: dear Watson, when we execute our original errand and chop
Speaker 1: down that a cursed oak tree almost fit mcldin hei,
Speaker 1: mister Holmes, there.
Speaker 8: She goes, Watson. Have a look down that deep hole
Speaker 8: of the base, good lord Homes. It's a great natural
Speaker 8: cavity there, the hiding place of Bruce Glennick. There's the
Speaker 8: witch's costume that he used exactly.
Speaker 1: Kennick had merely to enter the hollow tree trunk and
Speaker 1: slide down to the natural cavern formed by the upturned
Speaker 1: roofs below. Pose.
Speaker 2: Look, there's an old chest down there with a cover raised,
Speaker 2: and it's still with money.
Speaker 1: Duel. Here's what's in the chest of the original black
Speaker 1: Witch is a bellow Whitburn, sold from her master, the
Speaker 1: Chief Justice, Lord William Dunbar, and then she hid it
Speaker 1: here this tree back in the seventeenth century. Precisely she
Speaker 1: died with her secret, and Bruce Lennix discovered it. And
Speaker 1: there you had the motive for his steamish Seve Watson.
Speaker 1: He intended to murder his family one by one so
Speaker 1: that he would find it remains the whole heir of
Speaker 1: Helocote manner, and then he could claim the treasure for
Speaker 1: himself exactly. But at the grim and appropriate end of
Speaker 1: this witch's tale, Watson, Ruth Fennick is exposed, but he'll
Speaker 1: still suffer a witch's fate on the end of a
Speaker 1: good Scottish ropel, Doctor Watson, that was an exciting adventure.
Speaker 1: Seems to me, I'll be hearing screams and cackering in
Speaker 1: my sleep for the rest of my day.
Speaker 2: Yes, mister heris e but now I occasionally see that
Speaker 2: shadowy figure racing across the lawn toward.
Speaker 1: That dark wood. I must say.
Speaker 2: However, as the case left no after effects on Holmes,
Speaker 2: he had the ready faculty of forgetting one adventure and
Speaker 2: plunging immediately into another.
Speaker 1: And what is next week's story, Doctor Watson. It's called
Speaker 1: the Logic of Murder, and it.
Speaker 2: Concerns that expert anthonivasions of the laws and a rolltest
Speaker 2: news they developed by a gentleman who had performed six
Speaker 2: thousand autom
Speaker 1: So doctor Watson, we'll be waiting eagerly to hear your
Speaker 1: adventure with mister Holmes about the Logic of murder.