Speaker 1: And now I'm sure our good friend doctor Watson's waiting
Speaker 1: for us. Let's go in, Joe. There you are, mister
Speaker 1: bart good evening, doctor all alone tonight.
Speaker 2: Yes, my boys, you can call a man alone when
Speaker 2: he's got his pipe, his books, and the glass of
Speaker 2: good Port is his elbow.
Speaker 3: Take a cut off. We'll enjoy the thanks.
Speaker 4: Doctor.
Speaker 3: Help yourself to the port.
Speaker 2: There's some rather special tobacco in the jar.
Speaker 1: Over the fine And now, doctor, are you ready to
Speaker 1: tell us tonight's new show?
Speaker 5: Like consent?
Speaker 2: I am, mister Bartell, and I think you founded the
Speaker 2: most unusual story. It began on a winter's night in
Speaker 2: eighteen hundred and ninety six. Toms and I had gone
Speaker 2: to a theater in the East end of London to
Speaker 2: see a performance of a famous old English melodrama called
Speaker 2: Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
Speaker 1: It's a good, bloodthirsty title, docket demon barber. He sounds
Speaker 1: as a he specialized in close shaves.
Speaker 3: Grageous, mister bart that's almost unforgivable.
Speaker 2: He was a murderer of voracious appetite, who plays his
Speaker 2: victims and especially constructed barber's chair, cut their throats and
Speaker 2: then pressed the lever that would spring the chair over
Speaker 2: and decamped the.
Speaker 3: Unfortunate victims into a horrible cellar beneath his shop.
Speaker 1: This is only a stage player, You're talking about doctors.
Speaker 2: As my story begins, we were seated in a private
Speaker 2: box watching one of the closing scenes. Holmes was leaning
Speaker 2: forward in his chair, following the action on the stage
Speaker 2: with an obvious delight, while I set beside.
Speaker 3: Him equally in droves.
Speaker 2: An actor by the name of Mark Humphreys was playing
Speaker 2: the part of Sweeney.
Speaker 3: Todd, and no one could deny that he was playing it.
Speaker 3: Where are you going, Tobias?
Speaker 5: Who is the nearest magistrate?
Speaker 6: Sweeney Todd, who'd now to the feebly crew full flooded murder.
Speaker 2: Have pronounced chuck olme and the chair with all and
Speaker 2: over and down into the captive.
Speaker 7: All, ha ha.
Speaker 8: There when this comes, this apparition, just the ghost of
Speaker 8: another customer of mine, The yawning grave wields up his
Speaker 8: ghastly inmates to prove me guilty. That would have DoD.
Speaker 3: See he is there.
Speaker 9: He comes to accuse me.
Speaker 1: Of his murder.
Speaker 7: Oh tell me, twas not I that.
Speaker 5: Slew You believe it will kill me?
Speaker 1: Let me believe ha ha.
Speaker 2: Upon myself homes up full of Mark Hamphreys is the
Speaker 2: most florid actor that I've ever seen on a stage.
Speaker 9: I find him enchanting Watson.
Speaker 10: It seems to me he's really caught the flavor of
Speaker 10: this murderous monster piece. After all, a restrained performance the
Speaker 10: barbers we need, Chad would be unthinkable.
Speaker 2: First word, I must say, his makeup seems rather overdone.
Speaker 2: No barber, but referch an enormous the most impractical probably
Speaker 2: get as a customer's faces. By the way, I know
Speaker 2: from the program that Mark Compress, as well as being
Speaker 2: the principal actor, is also the owner of the company.
Speaker 10: It's the current trend towards the actor manager has a
Speaker 10: very healthy sign. I think, Karen, excuse me, that is
Speaker 10: what of you, gentlemen, mister I was asked to give
Speaker 10: you this note thank you. Who knows that you're homes
Speaker 10: will find out ah, miss, note is from my comforts
Speaker 10: our actor manager, mister Holmes, I.
Speaker 9: Recognize you in your box based out of my dressing
Speaker 9: room Mark performances.
Speaker 10: My sanity and even the safety of London perhaps depends
Speaker 10: on your compliance.
Speaker 3: My sanity of the safety of London. I wonder what
Speaker 3: on earth you mean that, my.
Speaker 10: Dear fellow, we can under discover by going backstage to medium.
Speaker 10: As it is, the curtain is going up in the
Speaker 10: last scene I see for a little longer. We must
Speaker 10: possess our souls and patience.
Speaker 11: Mister Sherlock Holme, Yes, sir, my name is Lindsay Errick Lindsay.
Speaker 12: I'm the business manager.
Speaker 11: Mister Humphy has asked me to meet you at the
Speaker 11: safe door take you to his.
Speaker 12: Busin Thank you very much.
Speaker 9: And this is my colleague, doctor Watson.
Speaker 11: Oh are you doctor?
Speaker 9: Will you?
Speaker 3: Will you follow me?
Speaker 13: Please?
Speaker 10: Excuse me asking mister Lindsay, but surely you must be
Speaker 10: related to that distinguished actor of some year's back, Litton Lindsay.
Speaker 5: He was my father, mister.
Speaker 9: Home resemblance is extraordinary.
Speaker 3: It was such a heritage. Mister Lindsay, you must love
Speaker 3: the theater.
Speaker 9: It'll probably sound like heresy, but I hate it.
Speaker 11: However, It's the only thing I was trained for, and
Speaker 11: there's good money to be made in it sometimes, and
Speaker 11: money is the thing I both like and want.
Speaker 12: Mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: I do hope you were able to help Mark Humphries.
Speaker 11: He certainly needs it.
Speaker 3: You know what seems to be his trouble.
Speaker 11: He'll have tell you that friends so, but his wife
Speaker 11: and I think there's Missus Humphreys now, Marya.
Speaker 12: This is mister Sherlock.
Speaker 11: Holmes and Dr Watson.
Speaker 9: Missus Mark Humphrey.
Speaker 7: Holmes.
Speaker 4: I'm so grateful that you're going to see Mark.
Speaker 5: He's in such a dreadful stay.
Speaker 4: There have been times lately when when mister Lindley and
Speaker 4: I have been afraid he's going out of his.
Speaker 11: Mind, haven't we there we're both dreadfully worried about it.
Speaker 9: And in case, I hope I can be of service
Speaker 9: in which is his dressing room, number one, next door
Speaker 9: to mine?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it'll be better if mister Holmes and
Speaker 4: doctor Watson go in alone. I'm sure Mark will speak
Speaker 4: more freely if we're.
Speaker 9: Not in the room. I think perhaps that is a
Speaker 9: good idea. Missus humpy Is, we'll see you later on.
Speaker 12: Come on, fellow, Thank heaven you're here.
Speaker 9: Now, mister humph Is and this is doctor Watson Watsney.
Speaker 5: Yes, I know of you too.
Speaker 9: Sit down, won't you?
Speaker 5: Gentlemen? You're wondering why I ask you to come back
Speaker 5: and see me? Of course, naturally their Well, I won't
Speaker 5: beat about the bush and waste your time. That comes
Speaker 5: stack to the point I'm going mad. I know, I
Speaker 5: know it sounds fantastic, but it's true. I've often heard
Speaker 5: of actors beginning to live.
Speaker 13: Their pasts off the stage they play on it.
Speaker 9: Well, it's happened to me.
Speaker 5: I'm turning into another Sweeny Todd, the character I'm portraying
Speaker 5: on the stage.
Speaker 10: Suggesting, sir that you're a potential murderer, Yes, I am.
Speaker 10: What reason do you have for holding that belief?
Speaker 13: Reason?
Speaker 9: Listen to this.
Speaker 5: Three times in the past week, I've wakened in the
Speaker 5: morning to find my boots covered with mud and my
Speaker 5: razor stained with blood.
Speaker 9: If I had no recollection of any untoward events during
Speaker 9: the night.
Speaker 2: None have you ever been addicted to the unfortunate habit
Speaker 2: of sleepwalking?
Speaker 5: Not to my knowledge, doctor, And if I had been
Speaker 5: solely my wife would have told.
Speaker 12: Me about your wife.
Speaker 9: Where do you live, miss Andre?
Speaker 5: We have a flat here about the theater, and mister
Speaker 5: Handres you.
Speaker 10: Say that on three separate occasions, on wakening in the morning,
Speaker 10: you have found a blood stained razor and mudcovered boots.
Speaker 9: Can you show us this proof.
Speaker 13: No, no, I can't.
Speaker 5: I was always so frightened that my wife would see
Speaker 5: that I cleaned them before she had the opportunity of
Speaker 5: finding them.
Speaker 3: It would have been very valuable clues in the case.
Speaker 5: Like I couldn't risk my wife seeing evidence like that, doctor,
Speaker 5: she'd know the truth that at night times, while she's asleep,
Speaker 5: some devilish, unconscious urg has overcome me, an urge that
Speaker 5: causes me to tower the streets of London, raised it
Speaker 5: in hand, looking for a victim. Mister Holmes, You've got
Speaker 5: to help me. I'm certain that, without knowing it, I've
Speaker 5: been committing murder and if you don't help me, I'll
Speaker 5: go on and on.
Speaker 9: Mister Hampers, I want to take the case. It's a
Speaker 9: very unique assignment. In effect, I'm being engaged by a.
Speaker 6: Possible murderer to prove him guilty. Well, mister Elms, having
Speaker 6: through all the records we have here at Scotland, you are.
Speaker 9: Found, Inspector Gregson.
Speaker 5: In the last two months we haven't had one case
Speaker 5: of an unsolved killing with a race.
Speaker 3: Any mysterious disappearances inspected pleasure art.
Speaker 13: Doctor.
Speaker 14: There's never a day that passes without one or two
Speaker 14: of them.
Speaker 9: Here's a list of mister Elms.
Speaker 10: If it's any use to you, thanks, come on Marton
Speaker 10: in the morning we can go back to the theater
Speaker 10: and set our friend's mind at risk. I'm much obliged
Speaker 10: to Gregson there to be a service. We examined the
Speaker 10: homicide records at Scotland's yard. I'd have to leave you
Speaker 10: last night a timpers.
Speaker 9: There have been no unsolved raizor metters in London in
Speaker 9: the past fortnight, and.
Speaker 2: Therefore I think you may rest easy on that scu
Speaker 2: But it proves nothing.
Speaker 5: Remember that in the place we need Todd's victims I
Speaker 5: never found thanks.
Speaker 9: To his singularly horrible ingenuity in disposing of them. But
Speaker 9: this is real life, mister Hunt.
Speaker 5: Then how do you account for the blooded racers and
Speaker 5: the muddy boots?
Speaker 3: Well, now are you sure that they aren't you're a genations.
Speaker 3: You admit that your wife's never seen them. The whole
Speaker 3: thing could be or till we say, an overdose of
Speaker 3: may talk.
Speaker 5: I admit that I'm suffering from a surfait of that.
Speaker 10: And when I dropped the faith from her repertoire manager
Speaker 10: Derek Lindsay won't let me it's the best moneymaker.
Speaker 5: He's always got a keen height of business. Mister Holmes,
Speaker 5: I can see that you still don't believe my story.
Speaker 5: So I've saved some evidence for your evidence that I've
Speaker 5: found this morning.
Speaker 9: Look at these now, what do you say?
Speaker 5: Do you still think it's my imagination?
Speaker 3: Cutter, live stained razor and boots covered with mud.
Speaker 9: Splendid, At last, some real clues to work. How can
Speaker 9: you be so calm?
Speaker 5: Homes It happened again last night? Do you realize that
Speaker 5: I'm a murderer? I'm a Menaster Society for Heaven's sake,
Speaker 5: locked me up before I do some more, mister Hampres,
Speaker 5: I should.
Speaker 10: Like to take these objects to back to Bate the
Speaker 10: Street where I can perform some chemical tests. You have
Speaker 10: no objections, I hope objections excellent. You've told no one
Speaker 10: of this fresh discovery.
Speaker 5: It's no one, not even Derick Clint.
Speaker 3: That's your manager, isn't it.
Speaker 5: Yes, the best friend I ever had, his father before.
Speaker 11: Him, the Eric who helped me back on.
Speaker 5: My feet till too. Yes, two years ago when I
Speaker 5: put on that disastrous production.
Speaker 9: Of Macbeth, I don't know will I be to day
Speaker 9: that went to him.
Speaker 10: They lost a great deal of money on that production, Sir,
Speaker 10: nearly every penny I had.
Speaker 9: Indeed, by the way, where is your wife?
Speaker 5: To Humper's not dressing room next door?
Speaker 9: I'd like to word with her?
Speaker 12: Watch no chap, but wait here for me.
Speaker 10: We know I won't be a moment, Shark Homes, you
Speaker 10: want to talk to me, mister Holmes for a moment?
Speaker 12: May I come in?
Speaker 4: Missus Humphreys, wouldn't we talk on the stage at tempting?
Speaker 10: I should prefer to come into your dressing room if
Speaker 10: you don't mind, but I have to say is confidential?
Speaker 4: Very well, then come in. The homes Man introduced Senor
Speaker 4: Vanilli on musical Director.
Speaker 5: He's a great honor to meet the sole great senior Homes.
Speaker 12: I have so adviled you, oh often, I have envied you.
Speaker 3: Many times.
Speaker 5: I say to myself, snifty.
Speaker 9: If you don't mind, I wish to speak to Missus
Speaker 9: Humphreys alone.
Speaker 5: Oh I quite understand. Excuse me, senor, are you.
Speaker 4: Mister Holmes? I'm really awfully glare of this opportunity to
Speaker 4: talk to you. Tell me, truthfully, please, what your opinion
Speaker 4: of my.
Speaker 9: Husband has informed?
Speaker 10: The definite opinion yet except that it's possible that he's
Speaker 10: the victim of abroad.
Speaker 9: I just wanted to ask you a couple of.
Speaker 10: Questions, if you don't mind, of course, not, mister, has
Speaker 10: your husband ever shown evidence of being a sleepwalker?
Speaker 7: Oh?
Speaker 9: No, never, I see. Are you a light sleeper?
Speaker 1: Yes?
Speaker 4: I am exceptionally sir.
Speaker 1: Why?
Speaker 13: Oh, I was just curious.
Speaker 4: You're being very mysterious, mister. Can't you tell even me
Speaker 4: what's going on?
Speaker 9: I find your husband the answer to that question before
Speaker 9: the night's performance.
Speaker 12: I'm afraid I can't tell you any more until then?
Speaker 4: And now may I ask the question.
Speaker 9: Certainly, though I won't promise to answer it.
Speaker 4: You said just now that my husband might be the
Speaker 4: victim of a fraud.
Speaker 9: What did you mean? Again?
Speaker 10: I'm afraid you must wait for the specific answer to
Speaker 10: that question. However, there's another fraud being practiced on him
Speaker 10: that I can speak of now.
Speaker 9: The prod that you are indubting in, missus huntres What
Speaker 9: do you mean? Of course, this particular fraud is none
Speaker 9: of my business.
Speaker 10: But when I almost force my way into your addressing
Speaker 10: room and find your musical director a panty of Rice's
Speaker 10: power around one children, suggestions of rules on his cheek.
Speaker 10: It doesn't take a great deal of intelligence to deduce
Speaker 10: that your husband is being deceived.
Speaker 4: Get hold of here at once.
Speaker 9: That's exactly what I propose doing. Good day to madam,
Speaker 9: no doubt I shall see you later on.
Speaker 2: Well Holmes, what does the microscope tell you about the
Speaker 2: mud on the boots and the blood stains on the razor.
Speaker 10: On a bank on the mud, o jab, it's been
Speaker 10: the common type that is found in most parts of London.
Speaker 2: And the blood examining that now the strange cases of
Speaker 2: what I remember homes here. You are trying to prove
Speaker 2: a man innocent when he insists in guilty.
Speaker 9: Like George Watson.
Speaker 7: Here's the answer.
Speaker 9: But this blood is definitely not human blood. It's probably canine.
Speaker 10: Now at Sweeney Todd mad This would hardly drive its
Speaker 10: victim to kill dogs. Therefore, it's obvious that my Countries
Speaker 10: is the victim of a devilish.
Speaker 3: Plot and he's not a murderer.
Speaker 9: No, come on, old hello and still to a care
Speaker 9: for at once and give him the good.
Speaker 13: News of the answer is a not for the curtain.
Speaker 9: Time's blessing him. I'm buck again. Come on, what's let's go.
Speaker 3: In Oh look, look he's something of his dressing gable.
Speaker 9: I hope I'm not too late here, give me a
Speaker 9: hand with him.
Speaker 3: Not too late. His folk's been cut.
Speaker 12: Wood devil.
Speaker 9: I promised him a solution to his troubles before the
Speaker 9: night was over.
Speaker 12: Little did I think that.
Speaker 9: The solution would be death.
Speaker 1: We'll hear the rest of doctor Watson's story in just
Speaker 1: a second. So I'm going to ask you if you're
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Speaker 1: swell because they're both Petris. Well, doctor Watson, what happened next?
Speaker 3: Don't pick up the story exactly where I left off.
Speaker 2: Holmes and I were standing mark Company's ession, looking with
Speaker 2: horror the flesh throat.
Speaker 3: The ex manager. There was a bit of self accusing.
Speaker 9: Note I'm missing the solution to his troubles before tonight
Speaker 9: was over this that I think.
Speaker 3: That solution would be just worry over his supposed madness.
Speaker 3: Murder the razor cups in his hand?
Speaker 9: Did they say by the murder before we Mortis had
Speaker 9: a chance to sit in any case scrutinized the wound?
Speaker 12: Does that look as if it had been done by the.
Speaker 10: Hand of a suicide Don't see why not, Chap The
Speaker 10: depth of the wound is even that as a suicide
Speaker 10: cut always waivers towards the end.
Speaker 9: Oh, this is murder, Watson, and I think I know
Speaker 9: who did it. I have little ever understands left track.
Speaker 3: What kind of a trap home?
Speaker 10: I'm time to kill you an ourflow every moment comes
Speaker 10: off of your p Scotland Guard and get Inspector Gregson
Speaker 10: bringing back here as fast as you can and watch them. Yeah,
Speaker 10: he'll absolutely no one except Gregson of my company's death
Speaker 10: and say that he's still alive and well, and that
Speaker 10: his problems are solved the performance of the player.
Speaker 12: An't worry about that old job.
Speaker 9: Off of your per Scotland job.
Speaker 3: I'm sorry it took so longer.
Speaker 13: Fire me, doctor Watson.
Speaker 9: I was out on another ocasion.
Speaker 2: That's all inspect performance if there is one that's been
Speaker 2: nearly over the Now here's the stage doors, Yeah, here
Speaker 2: we are.
Speaker 7: You can't come on this, Tay who says I can't?
Speaker 3: I'm inspected. Gregson of Scotland yard wonderfo the Devil's plays
Speaker 3: when it turns come.
Speaker 2: On, come and just stand here in the wind is possible,
Speaker 2: there's my comforts on the stage. I saw him in
Speaker 2: the spot cut. I don't believe in ghost doctor, great heavens,
Speaker 2: it's homes.
Speaker 7: You revenge you while you put him down there and
Speaker 7: hell yry you revel Here here he comes.
Speaker 3: Now Gregg's amazing disguise.
Speaker 5: I'm never recognized both here Holmes and what.
Speaker 9: Are you up to? Surely that's apparent. I disguise myself
Speaker 9: as the dead man, helping to cost the murderer's hands.
Speaker 14: You'll run in a terrible Christmastres out of.
Speaker 9: My profession, Gregs. There come singer van Elle, the musical director.
Speaker 7: My dear fellow.
Speaker 5: I had to leave the awker to come and congratulate you.
Speaker 9: Never have you given a final performance.
Speaker 3: Provis or provis But think he's true. You've hardly seem
Speaker 3: the same person.
Speaker 7: Your performance, Gee is in comparable.
Speaker 9: Keep it up much, keep it up. I think he
Speaker 9: spotted you home, Yes, sir, I didn't like.
Speaker 3: His look as he said that.
Speaker 9: Well, whoever it is, they've got to show their hands
Speaker 9: soon going up in the last scene, keep your eyes
Speaker 9: open and suspect everyone. My Lord.
Speaker 7: Fow sign ha ha, really can't what do he.
Speaker 10: The doc odeed but he's not want to hear Lord
Speaker 10: dock know what to see you there?
Speaker 7: I get excuse to the name.
Speaker 2: I could, but that the dead rise from their tentlements
Speaker 2: to prove Sweeney Todd a murderer?
Speaker 7: Why George?
Speaker 10: What an actor?
Speaker 13: E the made doctor?
Speaker 2: That's what an actor is, Gregson. I'll be hanged if
Speaker 2: I know how he remember the lines though, even.
Speaker 3: If he has seen the play half a dozen times
Speaker 3: till he comes up other homes splendidness.
Speaker 9: But he didn't work and it didn't work on it
Speaker 9: murderer still hasn't dipped his hand. Have I underestimated him?
Speaker 14: Looks as if you have, sir, And if you don't
Speaker 14: mind my saying so, I think you'd have been a
Speaker 14: lot riser to let me handle the case as soon
Speaker 14: as you found his body, instead of going in for
Speaker 14: all this.
Speaker 9: Dressing up stuff. But of course, now I see it
Speaker 9: only one person who could have killed my Coumphreys fume?
Speaker 9: Who was I saying?
Speaker 10: I'll show you and then Humphrey's dressing room now alone,
Speaker 10: give me a few moments, start and then follow me
Speaker 10: out of sight but within their shot.
Speaker 14: Doctor Watson, Why does mister Elms always have to be
Speaker 14: so bloomy mysterious? Why can't he just say who the
Speaker 14: murderer is and take us to her?
Speaker 3: Mister Holmes and a great many cases, Gregson, and yet
Speaker 3: I can't answer that question. Come along, you've got to
Speaker 3: big enough to start.
Speaker 2: Now, let's follow him.
Speaker 14: I'm really fond of mister Elams and our doctor, and
Speaker 14: yet there are times when I.
Speaker 3: Get so angry with him.
Speaker 9: He shouldn't risk his life right then?
Speaker 3: You know, mister Holmes, he will never change if he don't.
Speaker 14: One of these days he's going to wake up and
Speaker 14: find himself.
Speaker 9: Did someone inside him?
Speaker 3: Great Cottage tetle into the business man. You come on, Gregson,
Speaker 3: nor is it who was succeeded in killing Humphress.
Speaker 13: But you won't kill me?
Speaker 9: Like as I look up for that brace, I hear
Speaker 9: you let go, you go, Ah.
Speaker 10: Very neat Gregson, you are right home perfectly, thanks old chapter.
Speaker 10: I'm a little tired, Gregson, my dear fellow, will you
Speaker 10: take over from here? I think I've had enough melodrama
Speaker 10: for one day.
Speaker 9: Ah.
Speaker 10: A person Watson is the deck of Baker Street again,
Speaker 10: A cracting farm, I dressing gown and your company combined
Speaker 10: to make a soothing ending were somewhat violent day.
Speaker 3: Unusual case, homes. I still didn't darly understand it.
Speaker 2: The original part, of course, was to try and drive
Speaker 2: my company's mad.
Speaker 3: By making him think that he was a murderer, had
Speaker 3: a courage for the boots and the bloodstain.
Speaker 10: Raisor precisely, my dear fellow, and the killer, having conditioned
Speaker 10: his victim by this trickery, then murdered him, trying to
Speaker 10: make it appear of suicide.
Speaker 9: Now, who had a motive?
Speaker 2: Three people Humphreys, a lover signor Vanilla and Derek Lindsay.
Speaker 3: I must say that I suspected the wife, go did.
Speaker 9: I for a while, and yet it was illogical.
Speaker 12: She knew, and we may therefore presume that her.
Speaker 9: Love I knew, and that I was suspicious of her.
Speaker 2: And she must have known that you promised her husband
Speaker 2: a solution to his troubles before that night was out.
Speaker 2: It seemed highly improbable that she or Senior Vanella would
Speaker 2: have faked this suicide at that point, right my evenant.
Speaker 10: So I investigated Derek Lind's affairs, and I found that
Speaker 10: what Comforts had referred to as the kindly act of
Speaker 10: a friend in helping him back onto his feet was
Speaker 10: in reality the mortgaging of his entire theaptical effects then
Speaker 10: she stood to inherit the theore on Humphrey's death.
Speaker 9: Therefore, I was convinced that he was the killer.
Speaker 2: And then after he'd murdered him, he saw that he
Speaker 2: thought to be my Comforts on the stage.
Speaker 9: Ah, That's where I was slow and stupid, old jab.
Speaker 9: I couldn't imagine what motive gave the cold clear.
Speaker 10: Nerve to suppress all reactions when he saw his supposed
Speaker 10: victim revived on the stage.
Speaker 12: Only at that moment did I realize what.
Speaker 2: Was the motive that made him hold his hand.
Speaker 9: The characteristic that ruled his life was from avarice, a
Speaker 9: morbid love of money.
Speaker 10: You see attacked me during the performance. You'd have had
Speaker 10: to refund the money to the audience. He's red conquered
Speaker 10: all other pets. It made him wait until the performance
Speaker 10: was finished before he attempted my life.
Speaker 2: You know how the case is solved. I'll tell you
Speaker 2: something in confidence. At the end of the play tonight,
Speaker 2: I was afraid that you made a mistake, that you
Speaker 2: the tough on the case.
Speaker 3: Uh. Gregson thought so too, and I Watson will tell.
Speaker 12: You something in confident. There were three of us that
Speaker 12: felt the same way.
Speaker 10: Being monist, I assure you I'm not, my dear chap.
Speaker 10: In fact, in the future, if it should strike you
Speaker 10: that I'm more well.
Speaker 9: Getting a little over confident of my powers, or perhaps
Speaker 10: A giving less pains to a case than it deserves,
Speaker 10: kindly whisper sweety tard in my ear, will you, I
Speaker 10: shall be infinitely obliged to you.