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Speaker 2: We find the good doctor hanging up his Christmas hobby.
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Speaker 3: Her name was Geneva, and she was the heir and
Speaker 3: only child of Lord Robert Neville, tenth Earl and fifty
Speaker 3: fourth Baron Pensdragon of Pensdragon Castle. Yes, I shall never
Speaker 3: forget my first glimpse of that ancient and somewhat forbidding edifice,
Speaker 3: the walls gray and bleak without the summer covering of ivy,
Speaker 3: the tars square and defiant, with a red or rouged
Speaker 3: dragon pennant angrily defying the winter gales. Will as I
Speaker 3: was saying, a rather urgent message from Lord Neville on
Speaker 3: elegant embosstationery arrived.
Speaker 2: At two twenty one b Baker Street.
Speaker 3: Would mister Hols and Doc Watson doing the honor of
Speaker 3: a visit to Pensdragon over.
Speaker 2: The Christmas holidays.
Speaker 3: The visit to include the wedding of his daughter led
Speaker 3: Geneva to the immensely wealthy of slightly middle aged went
Speaker 3: with Trimingham, which was due.
Speaker 1: To occurred on the second day of the new year.
Speaker 5: Now don't tell me. The eminent mister Sherlock Holmes was
Speaker 5: called in to guard the wedding presence.
Speaker 2: Doctor watched the hardly.
Speaker 1: Mister heavies at any rate.
Speaker 3: The day before Christmas pound us a lighting from our
Speaker 3: train at a small station in the Cumberland Hills, which
Speaker 3: you know are situated in the north of England.
Speaker 1: There had been a slight fall of snow.
Speaker 3: An ancient carriage with red wheels and the little arms
Speaker 3: on the door was thrown into the station platform, while
Speaker 3: the anxious face of the Lord of the manor himself
Speaker 3: in top hat and ear mufs, peered through one of
Speaker 3: the steamy windows.
Speaker 2: Mister Arms and Doctor Patterson. That's right, and this may,
Speaker 2: gentlemen his lordship to expect your encourage.
Speaker 1: Quite a fall of snow. You've come here, sir more
Speaker 1: a common rights.
Speaker 2: We should have brought the stay on his lordship lorded
Speaker 2: to the vicar for tomorrow night Vica always plays by
Speaker 2: the Christmas that day are on.
Speaker 1: Christmas Eve Manos and mister ORMs and doctor Watch sir,
Speaker 1: Good afternoon, gentlemen, good afternoon.
Speaker 2: You will hop in before you freeze to death? Are
Speaker 2: you here? I'm suppose you're fined off this ah An
Speaker 2: NNI's better pens dragons faster to gain.
Speaker 1: Mister Holmes, as curious as to why I've invited you
Speaker 1: and doctor Watson to share our yule Tide celebrations of
Speaker 1: hens Dragon to be quite a milord level.
Speaker 2: I didn't think it was entirely for the pleasure of
Speaker 2: our society.
Speaker 1: Although Watson is quite an asset when it comes to
Speaker 1: Carol singing, tennor certainly lost that of that good the
Speaker 1: vicar who leads the Christmas singing.
Speaker 2: He's rather proud of his tenor voice, and may say
Speaker 2: he's not too fond of competition.
Speaker 1: Ms Polmes, I have invited to depends Dragon to make
Speaker 1: sure that nothing nothing occurs to prevent the marriage of
Speaker 1: my daughter to mister Wentworth's Trimmingham. Why is that marriage
Speaker 1: so imperative, Lord Devil to be brutally frank, mister Holmes.
Speaker 2: The nail estates are mortgaged up to the ears if
Speaker 2: the marriage.
Speaker 1: Does not go through on the second of next month,
Speaker 1: I shall be banked, totally bank.
Speaker 2: You'll see, nothing.
Speaker 1: Occurred, Lord Neville, to make you fear that this marriage
Speaker 1: may not take place.
Speaker 2: That is nothing definite.
Speaker 3: Perhaps the lady Genevra hasn't been able to hide her
Speaker 3: deceased for the may.
Speaker 2: Oh no, no, no, nothing like that.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't say it was a passionate attachment on either side.
Speaker 1: But they they like the same things. She laughs at
Speaker 1: all his jokes. What better foundation could one ask for
Speaker 1: a marriage.
Speaker 2: Jay Watson, That's what I should have said.
Speaker 1: Well, everything was as smooth as silk until the Dowager
Speaker 1: Duchess of Terse gave the engagement the last month. It
Speaker 1: was at her suggestion that I sent you the invitation
Speaker 1: to Pen's Dragon. She's been decidedly edgy ever since Percy
Speaker 1: returned in a mistat of betrothal.
Speaker 2: Dinner two weeks ago. Percy as Percy is my cousin.
Speaker 2: Although he's only seven years older than Genevra, he's our
Speaker 2: next of kin. See as a matter of fact, he's
Speaker 2: an orphan and lived with.
Speaker 1: Us of Penn's Dragon until he went off to Canada
Speaker 1: to seek his fortune two years ago.
Speaker 2: If anything, should.
Speaker 3: Happen to your daughter before she produced an air, would
Speaker 3: Percy devil Inheadit?
Speaker 1: Yes, doctor Watson, both the title and the estates Percy
Speaker 1: Neverrell's return was unexpected.
Speaker 2: Iver. It was unexpected and meldramatic, to say the beast.
Speaker 1: The betrothal dinner was being held in the great hall
Speaker 1: of Penn's drinking cattle. My daughter had just.
Speaker 2: Risen to return the bridegroom's toast.
Speaker 1: As she lifted her glass, a casement window was thrown
Speaker 1: violently open, and Percy walked in out of the night.
Speaker 6: And now I should like to make a toast to
Speaker 6: my future bridegroom, Hersey.
Speaker 2: Thursday. Urse. But I came as soon as I received
Speaker 2: news of the engagement, Percy. Why didn't you let us
Speaker 2: know you were coming? Let you know that, you know
Speaker 2: when you never bought to answer my letters, We never
Speaker 2: received any let us. We thought you'd forgotten this.
Speaker 1: I'd forgotten so that that would have mattered.
Speaker 2: Thirsty, That's not true. You know how fond are we
Speaker 2: are of you. I'll touch you, Percy. This is Wentworth
Speaker 2: Wentworth tuning in my future right.
Speaker 1: This is the little man they've sold.
Speaker 7: You to.
Speaker 2: It. I'm very fond of Wheneva. Fancy why do you
Speaker 2: look at me like that to think you should so
Speaker 2: soon forget our family motto name delay.
Speaker 1: This name never means that.
Speaker 2: You know nay delay balis.
Speaker 1: Nay v they venus let it, I take it at
Speaker 1: home quite it means stoop to nothing. Bass In case
Speaker 1: you've forgotten your obit, Watson, teach your grandmother to save
Speaker 1: Tell me, Lord Neville, what happened? Doctor Percy quoted the
Speaker 1: family motto your daughter. He stamped off to his old
Speaker 1: rooms in the tower and hasn't been out of them since.
Speaker 2: How does the lady Geneva react to this unfriendly behavior? Who?
Speaker 2: She says, let himself, It's no concern of hers.
Speaker 1: Lady Ters, on the other hand, is thoroughly unnerved by
Speaker 1: Testy's return.
Speaker 2: Oh is she finished? Or he'll do something outrageous. The
Speaker 2: of the wedding, Paul Wentworth as an edgy as a
Speaker 2: hen on a hot riddle. Well, of course, that may
Speaker 2: be due to his encounter with the White Lady.
Speaker 1: White Lady who she the ghost of the first Geneva,
Speaker 1: You know, the bride who played hide and seek on
Speaker 1: her wedding nights and was never seen alive again. Years later,
Speaker 1: her skeleton was stounded in her great power chest, still
Speaker 1: dressed in her wedding gown. She'd hidden in there, and
Speaker 1: somehow the hats must have fallen down and she was
Speaker 1: locked in and smothered to death.
Speaker 3: Seems to be remember a rather famous pern on the
Speaker 3: Circle of Guess.
Speaker 1: So all the Genevas and the Nevills family have been
Speaker 1: named after her. She's supposed to walk through the halls
Speaker 1: of the castle wherever.
Speaker 2: Her misfortune is due to a curtain cheerful damas on
Speaker 2: her homes.
Speaker 1: When and how did it went worth coming to meet
Speaker 1: the lady? Well, mister Holmes, it seems it's his habit
Speaker 1: to knock on my daughter's door.
Speaker 2: And he went to bed to wish her good night
Speaker 2: last night. The wind was rather high, and he couldn't
Speaker 2: seem to make my daughter hear.
Speaker 1: Suddenly he heard a strange creaking noise down the horridor
Speaker 1: behind him. Looking round, he saw the lid of the
Speaker 1: dark chest right slow, Geneva, Geneva, my.
Speaker 2: DearS, I went to birth that come to bid you
Speaker 2: good night? Geneva? Are you there, genever? Good Lord? But
Speaker 2: the lid of the chest rising, and something woman in wie.
Speaker 2: She's rising under the church boy.
Speaker 6: You come to me, I have come to warn you
Speaker 6: go away, go away?
Speaker 2: Before then, what happened Lord Novo?
Speaker 1: For nothing, mister Holmes, Apparently the white figure glided past
Speaker 1: my daughter. Say I'm saying disappeared after the task step.
Speaker 1: What if the lady looked like blonde brunette when says
Speaker 1: her features were hidden by the bridal veil. It's interesting.
Speaker 1: I suppose anyone in the house would have access to
Speaker 1: that power chest.
Speaker 2: On the contrary of mister Holmes, too many people are
Speaker 2: possessed of insatiable curiosity. I keep the silly safety petlock.
Speaker 1: I promise you how many keys are that to that petlock,
Speaker 1: one which I keep by me here on.
Speaker 4: My hearing A very wise precaution, I say, Holmes.
Speaker 2: Oh, but it's even larger than the one in my room.
Speaker 2: But the Chansy Queen.
Speaker 3: Victoria slept there when she paid a visit in eighteen
Speaker 3: forty six.
Speaker 1: It looks so superior, Watson, Elizabeth, I'm told slept here
Speaker 1: at a few years before.
Speaker 3: Or come in all lads, beautiful and charming.
Speaker 2: Stop nonsense. Glad to see you both of you. Something's
Speaker 2: going on here. I don't like it. What sort of
Speaker 2: something are you referring to it?
Speaker 7: No?
Speaker 2: I did for you can never looks as if Butter.
Speaker 8: Wouldn't melt in her mouth that sign Certy looks like
Speaker 8: a thundetter.
Speaker 2: That's worse.
Speaker 1: I thought Percy put himself in his room refused to
Speaker 1: see anyone.
Speaker 8: I'd like to see anyone refuse to see me.
Speaker 1: But I'm gavin.
Speaker 2: You will want to view the premises.
Speaker 1: Yes, First of all, I'd like to inspect that dour chest.
Speaker 1: It might be interesting to investigate how lady and White
Speaker 1: can emerge from a carefully padlocker.
Speaker 2: Then you don't think it was a ghost? Neither do I? Well,
Speaker 2: what was she up to?
Speaker 1: You should be able to answer those questions better, Leditors,
Speaker 1: after you've had a look inside that box. I wonder
Speaker 1: if you could persuade Lord Neville to lend us the key.
Speaker 2: Here's the key, mister Holmes. The Lord never insists bring
Speaker 2: it back the moment to finish with him. Suspicious old boy,
Speaker 2: not suspicious? Doctor Watson fussy? Well, mister Holmes, why the delay?
Speaker 2: Open the silly chest. Let's see what's inside.
Speaker 1: So fast, Lady Turst, Not so fast?
Speaker 2: First let's have a look at the lock. Any bit
Speaker 2: of machinery.
Speaker 1: It's almost impossible to pick it without showing signs. There
Speaker 1: are no signs.
Speaker 2: Then whoever opened it used that key not necessarily wantson.
Speaker 2: But there's only one key.
Speaker 8: Lord Neville told us so, And then Robert started to saying,
Speaker 8: it's gospel.
Speaker 1: Yes, interesting carving around the lock.
Speaker 2: The wood's very old.
Speaker 8: Open it up, fine, dying of curiosity.
Speaker 1: Very well, lucky soiling hasn't been unlocked for some time.
Speaker 1: I'll remove the padlock here, Watson, Now, Lady Terst will
Speaker 1: help me raise the lid.
Speaker 8: Right, good lord, what's the Oh it's Jenever's spaniel everywhere
Speaker 8: with her regular shadow.
Speaker 2: Oh, yes, yes she can't. Hello there, I'm Geneva. Why
Speaker 2: you must shell our combs?
Speaker 6: And doctor Watson delighted.
Speaker 2: Don't let me stop you, mister Holmes. You won't Father's
Speaker 2: me for.
Speaker 1: What you're up to.
Speaker 2: I'm dying to see what's in the chest too. Go ahead,
Speaker 2: open it up, god dome boy. It's it's a biggish box,
Speaker 2: isn't it.
Speaker 1: Yes, a woman could easily hide in.
Speaker 2: There, something quite tender lying on the bottom. Wonderful. It
Speaker 2: must be her riding dress.
Speaker 1: I've always heard of it still in there.
Speaker 8: Remarkable to find it in such good condition after all
Speaker 8: these years.
Speaker 1: The remarkable thing about it, Dada Genevrah, is this dust
Speaker 1: and dirt up him?
Speaker 2: Watson, give me an envelope. I shall want to take example.
Speaker 2: But that's fascinating.
Speaker 6: I've heard simply fabulous things about you, mister Holmes, and
Speaker 6: now I believe them.
Speaker 2: Everyone do you yes? I think we've seen everything there
Speaker 2: is to be seen here.
Speaker 1: Watson, you may close the lid.
Speaker 2: And lock it right. Uh huh?
Speaker 1: So the this is missus Sherlock Holmes and his famous deductions.
Speaker 1: They told me you were coming. They Who's they? I
Speaker 1: understood you. Let no one in here, not even Bay.
Speaker 1: You've overlooked Lady Terse, finding her out of anything.
Speaker 2: I didn't mention, mister Holmes, perfect or did?
Speaker 9: I don't look so suspicious, Lady Terts. I've decided to
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Speaker 9: Thinker is late down.
Speaker 7: I'll carve yourself over.
Speaker 2: He'll be here.
Speaker 6: See the snow still, See what if he can't get through?
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Speaker 1: so now he may prove to be a bit of
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Speaker 2: Goodness, I hoped. Oh mister Howes, I didn't see you
Speaker 2: behind that chair. Wing chair often provides a good listening post.
Speaker 1: My dear, Now look here, you meddling busy body. Please
Speaker 1: you promise suppose you allow me to solve the problem
Speaker 1: with the dark lady would you, I mean let you stay.
Speaker 7: This is driving up here.
Speaker 2: Fall Christmases a ride open the door of peddler. Now
Speaker 2: then everyone fucking.
Speaker 11: Lot when my ideas hot.
Speaker 6: Throws come along for the Christmas bird.
Speaker 2: Just take you into the dining room. You can have
Speaker 2: a hot timey while you get out of your rest.
Speaker 2: A good idea, A good idea, and better disguise.
Speaker 1: Your bosser or all the children will guess who you are.
Speaker 2: That's a good idea to col Gallo around all. Bring
Speaker 2: in the mule, law father.
Speaker 10: Christmas will be with you in a moment to give
Speaker 10: out the presents to all the good boys and girls.
Speaker 2: That your bond.
Speaker 7: Now go along, take good care of and percy never fear,
Speaker 7: my dear.
Speaker 2: Did your hams been bringing in to youlaw?
Speaker 6: Haven't helped me set fire to this third button? Lady
Speaker 6: tails over the mir declare I've never had such a.
Speaker 2: Christmas come along. Now they're ready for you to like
Speaker 2: the far Do you agree? Did I put the matches?
Speaker 6: Thank you, doctor Watson, lovely, I do like to toast
Speaker 6: my feet in front of a la.
Speaker 1: I think your pardon, Lady jenever, haven't raised your skirts
Speaker 1: a bit?
Speaker 2: Two pints? Oh my goodness, I forgot you.
Speaker 7: My dear.
Speaker 8: If you're saying is making quite an ass of him, says,
Speaker 8: oh god, this is the library.
Speaker 2: Every other minute to see no one's listed one of
Speaker 2: the wedding, all that children and your present lady, the diamonds,
Speaker 2: the horna call.
Speaker 6: Admit that here, for it is a temptation. You shouldn't
Speaker 6: have given it to me, Lady Church.
Speaker 2: It's one whom not at all. We can't found. The
Speaker 2: noosance given me a headache for years. Glad to be
Speaker 2: riddle bit here comes Baba Crystals. Gather around the punch,
Speaker 2: don't everyone, and we'll have a drink or so before
Speaker 2: we give out the prisoner. I say, barba Crystal. I
Speaker 2: mean let's start a face on the cattle. I'll drin
Speaker 2: correct dog without a stove?
Speaker 7: Right you off, Lady on res every gentle and nothing
Speaker 7: you dismay, Jo.
Speaker 11: And time.
Speaker 1: Hello, they're father Christmas not leaving us so soon? Well
Speaker 1: that is a long ride home.
Speaker 2: Bus get going. I don't tell the others.
Speaker 1: I wouldn't want to disturb the party quite. How about
Speaker 1: a hot tuddy before you leave? Still cut your time? Time.
Speaker 1: I thought you might say that, so I prepared this
Speaker 1: jug full of grog. Keep it well wrapped, it'll keep
Speaker 1: you warm. It's a long cold drive, Gretna green. But
Speaker 1: what mister Holm, no time to waste? Hung your way,
Speaker 1: Father Christmas, think of me. When you drink the drog.
Speaker 1: We will wandle wastle Many Christmas.
Speaker 7: And a happy New Yere.
Speaker 1: Hello, what's this vicker off? So soon? Yes, Lord Neville,
Speaker 1: he seemed in a hurry to get home. Carl Layman's
Speaker 1: cold night.
Speaker 2: Let us get inside before we freeze the death idea. Oh,
Speaker 2: I say they're ready.
Speaker 1: To start the dancing Redworth's try to time to never
Speaker 1: so they can lead the answers.
Speaker 2: Hell calling good heavens? What's that? Get me out? I locks?
Speaker 1: Someone's got himself locked in the dungeon this way the
Speaker 1: enters through the dining room, was hoping for more of
Speaker 1: a heap start process. Nothing, nothing at all. This is
Speaker 1: the doors of the Duneow let me out, Let me out, safety.
Speaker 2: Out of the door has bolted just a moment.
Speaker 1: Get me out of here.
Speaker 2: Lord. It's the vicar down there in his underwear and
Speaker 2: trust up like a New Year's goose. This is an outrage.
Speaker 6: Get me out of here.
Speaker 1: That's the vicar is here.
Speaker 2: Who drove off from the sleigh? Presumably an impostor stolen.
Speaker 7: The Vicker's clothes.
Speaker 1: I thought it might be, you know, when I heard
Speaker 1: Father Christmas sing bass say.
Speaker 2: Homes, homes, read oil. Lady Genever, he fell, SI contain
Speaker 2: her anywhere? She disappeared, vanished in the thinner.
Speaker 1: Hey Scott, someone get the picked out of the dungeon.
Speaker 1: I've got to find my daughter.
Speaker 2: Oh, mister Holmes, come quickly to Nevers. Disappears.
Speaker 1: Her dog is crouched in front of the dollar chest.
Speaker 1: How oh, urry, gentleman. The same scoundrel that locked the
Speaker 1: Vicker in the Dungeoness undoubbly put Geneva in.
Speaker 2: The dower chest, hoping up too late. The chest opened,
Speaker 2: but the dog won't let him near. Say I see it, easy,
Speaker 2: easy talking boy, I know what you're trying to say.
Speaker 1: We'll get her out of confounded.
Speaker 2: The key lazy test. What did you do with the key?
Speaker 2: But I gave it back to you. No you didn't, Yes, you.
Speaker 1: Did too, I'm all right, No, no, no, he needed.
Speaker 1: The wood's so old and the staple so loose, it's
Speaker 1: possible to lift the lock right out like this that's it,
Speaker 1: I raised, please scop, there's nothing in there and roasting
Speaker 1: beef four is made off with the dum afraid that explains.
Speaker 2: His interest in the chest.
Speaker 1: Because if Geneva isn't here.
Speaker 2: Where is she with Father Christmas?
Speaker 1: I imagine they're heading for the Scottish border in the sleigh.
Speaker 1: Don't never catch them, I'm afraid.
Speaker 2: Oh god, she's a lope to a person. So she
Speaker 2: did fucking wrong. Good, so that's why she tailed off
Speaker 2: up the tower steps in that old bridal gown.
Speaker 1: I suspected as much when I discovered some of Percy's
Speaker 1: ashes on its hem bah.
Speaker 2: But this is dress I should be ruined. We'll have
Speaker 2: to return all the wedding presents civil.
Speaker 8: Today personally A make mine a much handsomer contolution.
Speaker 2: You never shall have the tiara and my emeralds as well.
Speaker 2: They were the king's ransom.
Speaker 1: Lady Sis, you are in the Sunday fail saw.
Speaker 2: Women are bother for keeping the dancers waiting. You shual
Speaker 2: need the lncess with me.
Speaker 7: Robert, come along, see you, old fraud.
Speaker 1: I believe you knew what was going on all the time.
Speaker 1: I suspected Watson. I suspected, but when I saw the
Speaker 1: lady Genebra raise her ball gown and display a pair
Speaker 1: of traveling boots.
Speaker 2: I was sure.
Speaker 1: But come along, Watson, we shall have to come up
Speaker 1: a kitchen and make peace with the croper. Why that
Speaker 1: for making off with Sunday's roasted beef. Something had to
Speaker 1: be done to keep the dog interested or he'd have
Speaker 1: given the show away.
Speaker 2: Well, that certainly was a Christmas story with all the trimmings,
Speaker 2: after Watson, that your legend says. And now when I
Speaker 2: fit up our glasses so we can drink a Christmas
Speaker 2: toast to our.
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Speaker 2: Here's your glass, mister Harris, thank you. And here to
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Speaker 1: Next week, I think I should tell you how Holmes
Speaker 1: and I spent New Year's Eve off the Silly Island.
Speaker 2: New Year's Eve of the Silly Isles that tons of musing.
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