Speaker 1: And now, doctor Watson, you were going to tell us
Speaker 1: of the adventure of Black Peter.
Speaker 2: Ah, yes, mister Harris, be sure. It began in eighteen
Speaker 2: ninety five, a most fruitful year. Per Hoose was enjoying
Speaker 2: an immense practice at two twenty one beat batistry. Indeed,
Speaker 2: if I should reveal the identity of some of the
Speaker 2: illustrious clients who crossed our threshold, I should be guilty
Speaker 2: of an indiscretion. Chronologically, this adventure took place just after
Speaker 2: Holmes's famous investigation of the sudden death of Cardinal Tusk
Speaker 2: and his arrest of Wilson, the notorious East End trainer
Speaker 2: of Canary births. It properly began in the year eighteen
Speaker 2: eighty three, aboard the steam whaler Sea Unicor, and in
Speaker 2: the middle watch of a very dark night evening. Missilligan.
Speaker 3: Eh, oh, it's you, captain.
Speaker 2: It is so dark here on deck I couldn't tell
Speaker 2: who I've been looking for.
Speaker 3: You, mister Vanilligan, you have died.
Speaker 4: You'll be interested to know we cite the ships and
Speaker 4: lights in two days.
Speaker 5: Excellent, captain, excellent, that's good news for a land lover
Speaker 5: like myself. It'll be good to see land again, guy,
Speaker 5: But there's a hitching it. What do you mean this, Misteranilligan?
Speaker 2: Now over the side of golment jee.
Speaker 6: Oh, it's been twelve years since we sail the sea.
Speaker 6: Even the colonies caner.
Speaker 2: Eye and all the time I've hold up.
Speaker 6: Here, and it's coming in that second wood, nice and
Speaker 6: peaceful like it.
Speaker 2: Come a long way to see your old captain me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: heaven and a drink for old times sake.
Speaker 6: Hi, for old time sake, good old eighteen eighty three,
Speaker 6: and I see you in a.
Speaker 2: Car now here was a ship, the.
Speaker 7: Best steam whaler ever to.
Speaker 2: Make way a thandy, and it's many a blubber whale.
Speaker 7: We are poooning primer, and amdy I drink of plain
Speaker 7: dring up? Let it like good rum, the one the
Speaker 7: odds of old ship meets see a hein' trring him.
Speaker 7: Oh God, you ain't going your rum? No any Why not?
Speaker 7: I changed my mind?
Speaker 2: Did jan now? Never known you to turn down good rum?
Speaker 2: Afore me? I'm trying down now? What do I mean?
Speaker 6: I've known you too long to let you checked me,
Speaker 6: black Peter. I didn't come here the past the time
Speaker 6: of day. I had a little business to talk over
Speaker 6: with you, nice and quiet, and I need.
Speaker 2: A clear head to do it. Show you got your
Speaker 2: little business, A mister, what business?
Speaker 6: A certain tin box once owned by a passenger aboard
Speaker 6: to see unicorns?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about? A mandal man named John
Speaker 2: Mulligan skipper.
Speaker 6: Oh, they say he fell over board one dark night
Speaker 6: in the middle Watch, but I say different.
Speaker 2: I say he was tipped by the heels and prono.
Speaker 6: I do you see? I was at st a whole
Speaker 6: thing myself with my own eyes. Of course I ain't
Speaker 6: mentioning any means. Blast june me.
Speaker 2: Why did you come to my place here? What do
Speaker 2: you want? I want half a swagging that tin bux
Speaker 2: you saw some nellgant skipper, I'll see your rock by
Speaker 2: a run skipper. I'll see you rot.
Speaker 6: When I tell the police about what happened that John Nulligan,
Speaker 6: they'll hang you.
Speaker 2: So I'll come out to tomb per stop that night skiverer.
Speaker 7: First, we just thought, I will.
Speaker 3: Watson you know the county of Sussex. Of course he.
Speaker 2: Home Sussex for years. Of course I do. What about it?
Speaker 4: We're journeying there on the ten o'clock train. My dear,
Speaker 4: what specifically to a little place called Woodman Lee, near
Speaker 4: forest Row. Here we are why I'm the receive of
Speaker 4: an urgent and long telegram from my young protege with
Speaker 4: the official police Inspector Stanley Hopkins.
Speaker 2: He admits to complete.
Speaker 4: Battlements in the procedure of his duties and begs us
Speaker 4: to repair there with all possible haste. And there is
Speaker 4: more to this than just the senior in There is
Speaker 4: indeed to be exact murder.
Speaker 2: Murder.
Speaker 4: Yes, it seems that a certain retired sea captain, one
Speaker 4: Peter Carey, has been mysteriously stabbed nice day. I did
Speaker 4: not say that, dear homes. You say the man was stabbed, but.
Speaker 3: Not neither Sisly Watson.
Speaker 4: And this is what gives the case and altogether an
Speaker 4: intriguing and refreshing aspect. Peter Carey was stabbed and pinned
Speaker 4: to a wall, not by a knife, but by a harpoon.
Speaker 2: You say this forest path leads to black Peter's cabin,
Speaker 2: Inspector Hopkins.
Speaker 3: Yes, Doctor Watson will be there presently. Hopkins. You tell
Speaker 3: me you've found no footprints before the heavy.
Speaker 4: Rain last night, obliterated or fine, now, mister Holmes, I
Speaker 4: found no footprints, meaning that you saw.
Speaker 3: Now, I assure you, mister Holmes, there were none.
Speaker 4: Oh, come, come, Hupkins, you're beginning to found like your
Speaker 4: senior colleague, Inspector Lesstras. Yes, sir, but my dear Hopkins,
Speaker 4: I have investigated many kinds, but I've never yet seen
Speaker 4: one that was committed by a flying creature. As long
Speaker 4: as a criminal remains on two legs, so long must
Speaker 4: there be some indentation, some abrasion, some fifling dispri which
Speaker 4: can be detected by the scientific searcher. And trust you'll
Speaker 4: remember that in the future, my lad. Yes, mister Holmes,
Speaker 4: I'm sorry I did not tell it that was sooner,
Speaker 4: but quite all right. But hello, there's the cabin just ahead.
Speaker 4: Perhaps we may be able to lean heavily on what
Speaker 4: we find within.
Speaker 2: Good Heaven's homes. Look at that body pinned to this
Speaker 2: wall by a steel half who's not very pretty? Is
Speaker 2: it wants the position? I'm supposed to be hardened this
Speaker 2: sort of thing, But I must confess that this this
Speaker 2: gave me a bit of a start.
Speaker 4: Quite a terrifying sight, wasting, yet fascinating. Note how the
Speaker 4: steel harpoon was thrust cleaning through the man's chest impaling
Speaker 4: him against the wall, his face twisted in agony, like
Speaker 4: a lost soul in torment.
Speaker 2: Surprise visitor turned out to be a most unpleasant scoundrel,
Speaker 2: I must say.
Speaker 4: On the contrary, Watson, Peter Carey's visitor was no surprise.
Speaker 4: He met his by appointment. How do you know that,
Speaker 4: mister elementary?
Speaker 3: My dear Hopkins.
Speaker 4: Observed that although Peter Carey was killed late at night,
Speaker 4: he was fully dressed Note two, that the bed has
Speaker 4: not been swept in, and that on his sea chest
Speaker 4: he placed a tantalus containing brandy and whiskey for the
Speaker 4: convenience of his guests. I ah, so what does it
Speaker 4: help the cirrits In these two bottles, both the brandy
Speaker 4: and the whiskey have been unopened. On the other hand,
Speaker 4: the bottle of rum on the table there has been
Speaker 4: almost completely consumed. You consider this significantness of home? I do, indeed, Hopkins,
Speaker 4: most sickness homes. I simply do not see you.
Speaker 3: Hello, what's this blood stained notebook doing on the table?
Speaker 2: As to that, sir, I found it on the floor
Speaker 2: near the door and picked it up.
Speaker 3: It's the only thing I touched.
Speaker 4: Er showed with blood on one side yes. On which side, Hopkins,
Speaker 4: were the bloodstains above or below?
Speaker 3: Why on the side.
Speaker 4: Next to the floorboard, which proves, of course that the
Speaker 4: book was dropped after the crime was committed.
Speaker 3: Let's have a look inside.
Speaker 4: Yes, seems to be a list of stock exchange securities,
Speaker 4: and on the first age two sets.
Speaker 3: Of initials j h N and cp R.
Speaker 2: Would you make of them, Hopkins? Why?
Speaker 4: If you ask me, mister Holmes, I'd say it's possible.
Speaker 4: JHN was the name of the broker, and CPR the
Speaker 4: name of this plan.
Speaker 2: Pretty sound induction, I should say, her rubbish Watson, heh.
Speaker 4: JHN alludes me for the moment, but I'll wager a
Speaker 4: sovereign that the initial TPR stands for Canadian Pacific Railway
Speaker 4: by Joe mister Holmes.
Speaker 3: Of course, what a fool I've been.
Speaker 4: Canadian Pacific securities, of course. But what's an old sea
Speaker 4: dog like Peter's carry got to do with stock?
Speaker 1: This changerescisely what I proposed to find out, Oh, Hopkins, Hey, yes, sir,
Speaker 1: I presume you noticed by the dust imprint that.
Speaker 3: Something was taken from this shelf.
Speaker 4: I did it. It's an oblong shape. If you will
Speaker 4: observice to homes. It might have been a book, perhaps
Speaker 4: a book. Whatever it was, the murderer considered it valuable
Speaker 4: enough to take with him. There's no other evidence of robbery. Well, well, gentlemen,
Speaker 4: let us go. We've seen enough of this room.
Speaker 2: But you go to do now home?
Speaker 3: Reflect what they have to walk in? These beautiful woods
Speaker 3: will serve to hello.
Speaker 1: Look up a lock on this door for the bottle, Sir,
Speaker 1: someone's been tampering with the lock.
Speaker 4: Observe the woodwork is cut? Howkins yesterms were these fetches
Speaker 4: here when you left last evening? And no, sir, they
Speaker 4: were not.
Speaker 2: What do you think of it? Help?
Speaker 4: I think fortune has been very kind to my dear Watson. Come, come, Watson.
Speaker 4: It's all quite plain. Our nocturnal marauder is obviously a
Speaker 4: very poor burglar. He came expecting to find Peter Carey's
Speaker 4: door open. Finding it lost, he tried to force it
Speaker 4: open with a pen knife.
Speaker 2: He failed.
Speaker 4: Now, assuming that he wanted something in the cabin very badly,
Speaker 4: what would.
Speaker 3: He do next?
Speaker 4: Wellcome back the next night with the heavier tool, the
Speaker 4: sight player. Then you think this burglar fellow well returned tonight?
Speaker 4: I do, indeed, Hopkins, and it will be our fault
Speaker 4: if we are not here to receive him at close quarters.
Speaker 2: Yeah, two o'clock and the fellow hasn't showed up yet. Patient, Patient,
Speaker 2: I must confess it. Lying in a Sussex bush for
Speaker 2: five hours on a cold, damp night like this isn't
Speaker 2: to my taste. That old legs of mine is beginning
Speaker 2: to pay.
Speaker 4: I regret that this long and melancholy vigil so uncomfortable.
Speaker 4: My dear want that we may yet hope that.
Speaker 3: Uh huh, someone with the.
Speaker 2: Don't know both of you. He's coming, Yes, he's looking
Speaker 2: at my white king.
Speaker 3: Coming on again.
Speaker 2: He stopped at the cabin.
Speaker 3: Dog k, come on to Hoppins. We've got him trapped
Speaker 3: in the cabin. Now is the time to close with
Speaker 3: our body.
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Speaker 3: And now let's return to our story, Doctor Watts.
Speaker 2: Well, mister Harris, we poured into the cabin and found
Speaker 2: a frightened youth who put up no resistance whatsoever. He
Speaker 2: had one of Black Peter's love books in his hand,
Speaker 2: dated August eighteen eighty three, but Inspector Hopkins stepped the
Speaker 2: handcuffs on it. He was afrail you obviously a gentleman,
Speaker 2: and so frightened he could hardly speak.
Speaker 5: Now, my fine fellow, who are you inspected? I? If
Speaker 5: you imagine that I had anything to do with Captain
Speaker 5: Caredy's death, you're wrong.
Speaker 2: Believe me, I'm innocent.
Speaker 3: Suppose you tell us your name.
Speaker 2: It's it's Nelligan, John Hopley Nelligan indeed, and the initials
Speaker 2: would be j H.
Speaker 3: What do you think of that, mister Holmes. I'll digest
Speaker 3: it later.
Speaker 4: ADEA hopkinss God and Nelligan. Your name has a familiar sound.
Speaker 4: I seem to recall it in connection with financial circles
Speaker 4: in London.
Speaker 5: Yes, I my father is a partner in the banking
Speaker 5: firm of Dawson and Mellican by Joe Holmes.
Speaker 2: I recall it. Now, the West country beggars who failed
Speaker 2: were a million and earned half the county families from Cornwall.
Speaker 4: Yes, and it seems to me your father disappeared with
Speaker 4: some of the securities.
Speaker 5: It's a lie. He simply needed time to realize them
Speaker 5: and pay back his investors. It's true he fled with
Speaker 5: a tin box of securities, but he left a list
Speaker 5: with my mother and swore that he would come back
Speaker 5: with his honor cleared.
Speaker 3: And where did your father go, Nelligan?
Speaker 5: He started in the small vessel for Norway in August
Speaker 5: of eighty three.
Speaker 2: Then we've never heard from him again.
Speaker 4: Ah, But later the securities he'd taken with him turned
Speaker 4: up in the market.
Speaker 5: Yes, yes, mister Holmes, that's just what happened. I spent
Speaker 5: many months tracing the original seller, and finally I discovered
Speaker 5: that he was Captain Peter Carey, otherwise known as Black Peter,
Speaker 5: one of the Sea Unicorns.
Speaker 4: Now we're getting somewhere. The distance between a disappearing banker
Speaker 4: and a sea captain pinned to a wall with a
Speaker 4: harppoon has shrunken considerably.
Speaker 3: What's mean?
Speaker 2: So it seems so it's ze. How do you think
Speaker 2: Black Peter acquired your father's securities, Melligan, That's why I
Speaker 2: came to the cabin to find out. I suspected some
Speaker 2: sort of foul play.
Speaker 4: So you came to Peter Carey's cabin and found him dead.
Speaker 4: You then checked the log books for August eighteen eighty three,
Speaker 4: hoping to preclude your father's disappearance, and you'll find that.
Speaker 2: No, the pages for that month have been ripped out
Speaker 2: of this log book.
Speaker 4: And mister Herston, yes, Hopkins, with your permission, I'll ask
Speaker 4: young Lulgin here a few questions. But I who means Hopkins?
Speaker 4: I've quite finished now, then, my lad, you came to
Speaker 4: the cabin last evening, but you could not break the lock.
Speaker 2: Is that correct?
Speaker 4: Yes, inspect of that's correct, And you were not in
Speaker 4: the cabin before that. No, then how do you account
Speaker 4: for this notebook? But your initials j hn I I
Speaker 4: don't know. I thought I lasted at the hotel. We
Speaker 4: founded the skin of the crime. It was covered with blood.
Speaker 4: It pooons that you were there at the time that
Speaker 4: you quote with Peter carry you took down the hot
Speaker 4: poons on the wall, ran him through, and then your
Speaker 4: fight dropped the book. No, No, Inspector, that's not true.
Speaker 4: It's not true.
Speaker 5: I tell you, tell us a cotton bull story of
Speaker 5: want to see on bog book. What you wanted was
Speaker 5: to recover this but stained oat book. You knew it
Speaker 5: was evidence of the hangman's loops, Inspector, for the love
Speaker 5: of Heaven, I tell you I'm innocent.
Speaker 2: I swear it.
Speaker 3: Perhaps the man has something on his side.
Speaker 5: And that's the jury to tie that mister Holmes on
Speaker 5: the face of the evidence, Elegan, I am arresting you
Speaker 5: for murder.
Speaker 2: Yes, what about young Hopkins and his arrest of Nelligan
Speaker 2: back there at Woodman's leave?
Speaker 3: What about it?
Speaker 2: Well, I can't say I blame the inspector. On second thought,
Speaker 2: that bloodstained notebook is certainly damning evidence, and certainly Nelligan
Speaker 2: had a motive. It seems clear that black Peter did
Speaker 2: away with his father, stole the security is all rubbish.
Speaker 2: What eh?
Speaker 4: Frankly, I'm disappointed in Stanley Hopkins and his methods do
Speaker 4: not commence itself to me.
Speaker 3: They smacked too much of les tarts. I had hope
Speaker 3: for better things.
Speaker 2: But the bloodstained notebook homes on the scene of the crime,
Speaker 2: and Nelligan's strange returned granted.
Speaker 3: My dear fellow.
Speaker 4: But one should always look for a possible alternative and
Speaker 4: provide against it, the first rule of criminal investigation.
Speaker 2: Alike, confess I'm confused, are you?
Speaker 3: What are you? Indeed? Then let me ask you a question.
Speaker 3: Would you say young Nelligan was a big and powerful man?
Speaker 3: Why no, No, bigger oss hunger than myself? For example,
Speaker 3: I say.
Speaker 2: It was less sturdy than yourself.
Speaker 3: Homes But Dash, it's what all this has got to
Speaker 3: do with in and R Watson.
Speaker 4: I hope to demonstrate your own satisfaction that young John
Speaker 4: Nelligan could not possibly have murdered Black Peeter Carey.
Speaker 2: Oh hello, his Paddington's station.
Speaker 3: Home quite? But this time?
Speaker 4: What's we should stay on the train and change for
Speaker 4: the east end of the docks, eh?
Speaker 2: Why?
Speaker 4: It's a certain shop on Ratcliffe Highway, near Commercial Road
Speaker 4: East and the Shadwell Fish Market. It excels and accessaries
Speaker 4: for the fisherman.
Speaker 3: And I wish to.
Speaker 4: Make a purchase there a patches, good Lord Holmes, what
Speaker 4: kind of pass a harpoon?
Speaker 3: My dear Watson? You see what the purchase at our poon?
Speaker 2: Sir? I do?
Speaker 3: I want it heavy weight and in steelable? All right? Well,
Speaker 3: my good man, what are you staring at this simple request?
Speaker 3: Is it not?
Speaker 2: Yes, sir?
Speaker 3: Yes, indeed only yes, only what?
Speaker 2: Well, it don't look like the sort of man would be.
Speaker 4: Interested in I'm interested in prompt service in the after Yes,
Speaker 4: you just wait a moment.
Speaker 2: You still haven't only what the devil you want with
Speaker 2: a hard poon, now poon using all the latest whilers
Speaker 2: and sailing vessel.
Speaker 3: Sir, capital capital good have to I'll take it very good, sir.
Speaker 3: Of course you want us to deliver it. On the contrary,
Speaker 3: I'll carry it with me.
Speaker 2: You mean you're going to wonder about London carrying a
Speaker 2: half pool.
Speaker 4: This is no time to stand on dignity, my dear fellow,
Speaker 4: Come be after see our old friend Alady Alda. You
Speaker 4: needing alderdysed to butcher exactly, my dear Watson. Well afternoon, Anadi.
Speaker 2: Good afternoon, mister Roones, mister.
Speaker 3: Roone, No need to spare Abadise. This steel fear is.
Speaker 1: Merely a harpoon, and I'm carrying it on a serious mission.
Speaker 2: It seems to me every eye and London was upon
Speaker 2: us on our way here.
Speaker 4: You're much sensitive, my dear Watson, now than allade as
Speaker 4: to your fucking trade.
Speaker 2: We have some excellent name, mister RUMs, and if you.
Speaker 4: Like a nice cart of bi as a matter of
Speaker 4: thank Abadise, I'm interested in neither at the moment.
Speaker 3: What I want is a dead pig. A dead pig.
Speaker 2: Oh, but the juice.
Speaker 4: You must have a pig cockers hanging somewhere in your backshop, Abadise.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, mister Rones, matter fact I have. Then I
Speaker 4: should like the pleasure of meeting this poker at once.
Speaker 2: Is a pig hanging, and miss Ook, mister Roones.
Speaker 3: Capital Capital, a good thick animal. Now, Watson, if.
Speaker 2: You'll hold my coat tones, what the devil are you
Speaker 2: up to?
Speaker 4: I'm merely going to try out this harpoon, my dear Watson. Now,
Speaker 4: if you'll step back, I shall attempt to plunge it
Speaker 4: into this carcass with all my might and at close
Speaker 4: quarters observe.
Speaker 3: Ah you see, Watson, All.
Speaker 2: I see is you set that steel barb into an
Speaker 2: unoffending carcass of me.
Speaker 3: Use your eyes, man, use your eyes.
Speaker 4: Nope, I plunged the harpoon into that carcass with all
Speaker 4: my strength.
Speaker 3: Yet the bob went but halfway through.
Speaker 2: I see. Then you mean that young Nelligan was incapable
Speaker 2: of impaling Peter Carey to the wall with a half.
Speaker 4: Who precisely Watson, if I couldn't turn the trick here,
Speaker 4: Nelligan couldn't possibly appear Black Peter through with the cabin.
Speaker 4: It's beyond his physical power and mine well, And if
Speaker 4: it wasn't young Nelligan who was at horse, all in
Speaker 4: good time, Watson, all in good time. First we know
Speaker 4: it was a powerful man, a giant in strength. Second
Speaker 4: we know it was a sailor. Eh half obvious, my
Speaker 4: dear Watskin. First, the man who killed Peter Carey had
Speaker 4: to handle a harpoon deftly and speedily.
Speaker 3: Remember it was hanging on the wall when Black Peter
Speaker 3: pulled his knife. Then, of course there was the spirrit,
Speaker 3: spirits what spirrit? The murderer was drinking with Black Peter.
Speaker 4: He left the brandy and whiskey untouched and drank only run,
Speaker 4: hence further proof that the killer.
Speaker 3: Was not a land lover but a seafaring man.
Speaker 4: But come, Watson, moves be off is homes were First,
Speaker 4: I must dispatched a telegram to Dundee. Later, if fortune
Speaker 4: with us, we'll go to the Daily chronicle an incertin
Speaker 4: advertisement on a shipping page. What kind of a dunce,
Speaker 4: my dear Watson, I proposed to start an Arctic expedition.
Speaker 4: You're excuse me, mister hols.
Speaker 2: It why did you ask me here to take a
Speaker 2: step the.
Speaker 4: Flaw, my dear Hopkins, I proposed to make your journey
Speaker 4: here quite worthwhile aide, mister Holmes Powell, I expect that
Speaker 4: the murderer of Peter Carey will be here shortly to
Speaker 4: pay us all a call?
Speaker 2: What rather an interesting surmises, respector.
Speaker 3: I can't I go along with mister Holmes.
Speaker 4: I have my murder already, young mister Nelligan, and the
Speaker 4: evidence to convict him before a jury of this pier,
Speaker 4: do you indeed, Hopkins?
Speaker 2: Yes, sir, I have my man. But are you sure
Speaker 2: you can go do yours?
Speaker 3: Quite? You see, Hopkins, I advertise for the murderer to
Speaker 3: call on me. You what, I.
Speaker 2: Don't blame you've for being properly confused. Inspector Evans knows I.
Speaker 4: Was someone coming up the stairs. Open the door, wants
Speaker 4: me very well, I'm sure this is our man. His
Speaker 4: step sounds like the thread of a giant. My name
Speaker 4: is pathect Cairns. I have your adverse in here? Are
Speaker 4: you a harpooner?
Speaker 2: II? Sir twenty six voyages? What ships? See you in
Speaker 2: a corn? Are a dundee?
Speaker 1: Very well turned first yours now.
Speaker 3: If you're just time here on the death very good, sir?
Speaker 3: Fucking what can help me?
Speaker 2: Put him on?
Speaker 8: What t hang on?
Speaker 2: Look at homes? Help? All right, my manda'll doom. You're
Speaker 2: dealing with the law here. What's you might call it?
Speaker 3: An arrest hand to be specific, and a favor.
Speaker 4: We must detain you for the murder of your old
Speaker 4: captain Peter Carrick.
Speaker 2: Ah believe me, Howkins.
Speaker 4: Mister Holmes, I I've just come here to apologize for
Speaker 4: my my sup po dear infect Why Peter Chanters just
Speaker 4: confessed nasty I released young Elegant? I see, can you
Speaker 4: black Peter had done away with Nelligant Celia and take
Speaker 4: up as securities. Later he tried to blackmail Peter and
Speaker 4: finally killed him. A Hopkins, That is correct, mister Holmes.
Speaker 2: That helps. How is your elegant security's notebook found on
Speaker 2: the seat?
Speaker 4: Young Needigan neglected to tell us that he'd paid a
Speaker 4: previous visit to the cabin, Watson, he was afraid to
Speaker 4: incriminate himself at court.
Speaker 3: No doubt he'd seen the.
Speaker 4: Pinion coughed, fled in haste, dropped his notebook and slammed
Speaker 4: it or shut behind him, and later he returned to
Speaker 4: find it.
Speaker 2: That's the way it was, exactly the way it was.
Speaker 4: But how did you know this sailor? Care Amenthi, my
Speaker 4: dear Hopkins. I knew it was a sailor, and that
Speaker 4: he must have come from Peter Carey's Old True to
Speaker 4: Sea Unicorns. They drank together, as you know, and later
Speaker 4: on by the dust pattern on the shelf, we knew
Speaker 4: some sort of box was missing, the box with the
Speaker 4: stolen securities, he exactly Watson. After that Hopkins died, telegraphed
Speaker 4: Dundee and found that only one harpooner of the old
Speaker 4: c Unicorn crew was alive, a giant of a man
Speaker 4: named Patrick Cairns. Since there was no record of his
Speaker 4: shipping elsewhere, the man was in a move.
Speaker 2: For an attractive berth, and so you advertised for the murder.
Speaker 4: Quite Waston, as he saw the results were most stratified. Indeed, wat,
Speaker 4: if I may forego, my usual mother said at the
Speaker 4: moment I believe this adventure deserved.
Speaker 3: A special place in your memoirs.
Speaker 1: He saw it, does doctor Watson. But how did John
Speaker 1: Ellighan Senior us here on the c Unicorn.
Speaker 2: Well, mister Harris, He's yacht founded in the storm. He
Speaker 2: was picked up by Black Peter's vessel and only survival maybe,
Speaker 2: as you know, Peter Carries threw him over board upon
Speaker 2: learning of the valuables in the tin box. Oh I see.
Speaker 2: I might add that ultimately the honor of the Nelligan
Speaker 2: name was revised.