Speaker 1: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. We present the original stories
Speaker 1: of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, dramatized anew with
Speaker 1: Sir John Gilgood as Sherlock Holmes, Sir Ralph Richardson as
Speaker 1: Doctor Watson, and today Orson Wells as Professor Moriarty.
Speaker 2: It is with a heavy heart that I come before
Speaker 2: you with the last adventure of my friend Sherlock Holmes.
Speaker 2: That I shall be able to relate. I have tried,
Speaker 2: in my humble way to chronicle some of our exploits
Speaker 2: together to demonstrate the singular gifts of that most remarkable
Speaker 2: of men. It lies with me now to tell you
Speaker 2: what occurred between Holmes and his arch enemy, Professor Moriarty,
Speaker 2: when at last they came face to face.
Speaker 3: Mister Sherlock Holmes, your efforts on the side of law
Speaker 3: and order have seriously inconvenienced me. The situation between us
Speaker 3: is becoming an impossible one, mister Holmes. It simply cannot
Speaker 3: go on. One or the other of us must die,
Speaker 3: must die, mister Holmes.
Speaker 2: It was in the spring of eighteen nine one. You
Speaker 2: will remember, perhaps that, after my marriage and return to
Speaker 2: private practice, Holmes and I had drifted apart a little.
Speaker 2: I followed the newspaper reports of his cases, of course,
Speaker 2: and called on him quite often at the old rooms
Speaker 2: in Baker Street. Even so, however, many weeks would sometimes
Speaker 2: e left between our meetings, And so it was with
Speaker 2: some surprise one April evening that I looked up and
Speaker 2: saw him standing before me in my study. Good evening, Watson, Ah,
Speaker 2: good evening, Holmes. Have you a cigarette for me?
Speaker 4: Homes?
Speaker 5: It?
Speaker 4: Great? Heavens man? How ill you look? Oh?
Speaker 2: Yes, I've been using myself up rather too freely of late,
Speaker 2: old friend. You'n objection if I close your window shutters? No,
Speaker 2: of course, Now, yeah, you're not afraid of anything, are you?
Speaker 4: At truth? I am rather for it's not like you, Holmes.
Speaker 4: What is it? Yeah? Guns? Air guns? What on earth
Speaker 4: do you mean?
Speaker 2: There's a new and deadly type of air gun, Watson,
Speaker 2: which has been especially designed by an old acquaintance of ours.
Speaker 4: What, professor Moriarty? We could only be he from your
Speaker 4: tone the same A match? Give me a match with you,
Speaker 4: my dear fellow. Yes, of course, well, thank you. Is
Speaker 4: missus Watson at home? Oh no, she's on a visit
Speaker 4: to an arm uite alone. Good.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: That makes it easier for me to propose that you
Speaker 2: should come away with me for a few days delighted.
Speaker 2: But where, oh the continent, somewhere abroad, abroad is that
Speaker 2: whiskey in the decanta? Now look here, Pols, what's all
Speaker 2: this about? There's something more serious in your man now than.
Speaker 6: You never did quite believe in the iniquities of Moriarty,
Speaker 6: did you, Watson?
Speaker 4: You've said some more than once I told you exaggerated
Speaker 4: a bit.
Speaker 2: After all, Professor Moriarty is a respectable figure in public,
Speaker 2: just so, And that's the very genius of the man.
Speaker 2: Even you, Watson, knowing me as you do, can't quite
Speaker 2: believe me when I tell you that he corrupts all London.
Speaker 4: With his evil influence. I can't quite believe that.
Speaker 2: Oh, of course, to the world he's still the professor,
Speaker 2: a great mathematician.
Speaker 4: He's respectable.
Speaker 2: But what real proof have you that he's anything else? None, well,
Speaker 2: at least not until this last month, And even now
Speaker 2: the chain isn't quite complete. But three days more and
Speaker 2: I shall have him, Watson, three days more, if I
Speaker 2: live to see them. You can't seriously suppose that your
Speaker 2: life's in danger homes. No, huh, you always love to
Speaker 2: be melodramatic.
Speaker 4: Melodramatic. Listen Watson.
Speaker 2: This morning, this very morning, in those old rooms of
Speaker 2: ours in Baker Street, I saw him, face to face.
Speaker 2: I spoke to him, why aren't you, your distinguished professor?
Speaker 4: Within him a criminal strain of the musta bolical.
Speaker 2: Kind, that great white dome of a forehead, those hooded eyes,
Speaker 2: and the white face pushed forward, oscillating from sight to
Speaker 2: side like a snake.
Speaker 4: Of course, if you believe the old heresy of physiognomy,
Speaker 4: and only that, of course not.
Speaker 2: I've worked for years to follow a thousand different threads,
Speaker 2: and every one of them has led to Moriarty.
Speaker 4: He's a napoleon of crime.
Speaker 2: Watson, the secret organizer of almost everything evil that goes undetected.
Speaker 4: In this great city of ours.
Speaker 2: There he sits, motionless, like a spider in the center
Speaker 2: of its web, a web with a thousand strands, and
Speaker 2: he controls them everyone, But slowly, very slowly. My own
Speaker 2: secret plans to expose him have borne fruit.
Speaker 4: Every day.
Speaker 2: My neit is joining tighter, and he knows it, Watson,
Speaker 2: he knows the danger he's in, and that was why
Speaker 2: today he came to see me. I was playing my violin,
Speaker 2: as you know I often do when I want to think,
Speaker 2: and suddenly there he was, standing in the doorway with
Speaker 2: his white face swaying.
Speaker 4: In an evil way, peering at me with his hooded eyes.
Speaker 2: Good morning, Professor Moriarty, Good morning do you, mister Sherla comsily?
Speaker 4: How very charming do you play? How kind of you
Speaker 4: to say so? Won't you be seated?
Speaker 2: Professor Moriarty, I can spare.
Speaker 4: You just five minutes. It's singularly good of you. Thank you.
Speaker 4: We'll sit down. May I say something personal? Misters, certainly.
Speaker 3: Surprised to discover that you are rather less cranial development
Speaker 3: one might have expected.
Speaker 4: Well as you.
Speaker 2: On the contrary, I have rather more than I had imagined. Professor,
Speaker 2: you will recollect. I'm sure how that Beethoven's I did
Speaker 2: as both.
Speaker 4: How about our personal.
Speaker 2: Characteristics are highly relevant to the present situation.
Speaker 4: What have you rarely got to say to me? Well,
Speaker 4: perhaps I only suggested it was.
Speaker 3: Perhaps it is a dangerous habit to finger loaded firearms
Speaker 3: in the pocket of one's.
Speaker 4: Dressing guns homes.
Speaker 2: Evidently you share that dangerous habit, Professor, I see that
Speaker 2: you keep your hand in the pocket of your morning coat.
Speaker 2: Supposing we lay our pistols and our cards on the table.
Speaker 4: By all means, I was about to suggest it myself.
Speaker 3: I see you favored the mauser attacked, mister Holmes, and
Speaker 3: without a silence, serve I must permit me to presentially
Speaker 3: sometimes with one of these small devices of my own design,
Speaker 3: quite convenient in avoiding unpleasant noise.
Speaker 2: You know, how very kind of your professor, You must
Speaker 2: ask the hangman to deliver it to me at your
Speaker 2: last request.
Speaker 4: You evidently don't know me, mister. On the contrary, I
Speaker 4: think I know you better than you know yourself.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't take up your gun again, Professor, I've already.
Speaker 3: Got you covered with mine, so I perceived, But I
Speaker 3: assure you it was only to give a harmless demonstration
Speaker 3: of the silencer of my own small accomplishments as a marksman.
Speaker 3: Mister Holmes, I've read in those accounts of doctor Watson
Speaker 3: that somewhat no doubt anyable friend of yours on the
Speaker 3: wall there nat from your indoor revolver practice.
Speaker 2: Quite so the initials there we are Victoria, Regina, God save.
Speaker 3: My majesty, now that I see them it's impressed. They're
Speaker 3: not quite as symmetrical as they might say.
Speaker 4: One side of the the is a little short, I think,
Speaker 4: submit me to correct the slip.
Speaker 2: Admirable Professor Mariaty, you are perfectly right, of course, that
Speaker 2: little mistake has now been rectified.
Speaker 4: I'd like, howe if I may to improve upon it.
Speaker 2: Your bullet mark is perhaps a shade smaller than my own.
Speaker 4: Permit me, Admirable mister.
Speaker 2: Holmes, Yeah, precisely above your own marked, Professor, the exact spot,
Speaker 2: I think.
Speaker 4: No, no play, don't look alarm.
Speaker 2: My good landlady is quite a discustomed to that noise.
Speaker 2: We shall not be disturbed. I'm very glad of it,
Speaker 2: for I have to say is not without importance. Mister Holmes.
Speaker 2: Shall we stop off fencing it by all means?
Speaker 6: If you will permit me first to correct one statement
Speaker 6: that you made just now with reference to my friend Dr.
Speaker 4: Watson, I am afraid I can go. They permit the adjective.
Speaker 2: Though thine, in his accounts of my humble exploits, he's
Speaker 2: been good enough to exaggerate my own achievements, and has
Speaker 2: always been unduly modest about his own. He is a
Speaker 2: most upright and honorable gentleman, Professor, I'm very close to
Speaker 2: my heart. You may say what you will about me,
Speaker 2: but I can allow no derogatory words about him who.
Speaker 3: As I apologize, we who are about to die, salute
Speaker 3: him pleased.
Speaker 4: You do.
Speaker 2: You are very certain, aren't you, Professor Moriarty, that it
Speaker 2: is I who am going to die?
Speaker 3: If it is not, of course, unless you listen to reason,
Speaker 3: the situation between us, mister Frans is becoming an impossible one.
Speaker 4: It simply cannot go on it won't, I assure you.
Speaker 2: For these past few months, I've been working to put
Speaker 2: an end to it, all of the earliest possible.
Speaker 3: Moment, and you have very nearly undone the careful endeavor
Speaker 3: of a lifetime, Sir, for at least have seriously threatened it. No,
Speaker 3: don't moved your pistol again. I'm only taking out my
Speaker 3: memorandum book.
Speaker 4: I beg your pardon. I find it recorded here.
Speaker 3: And she crossed my path on the fourth of januine
Speaker 3: homes from the twenty third you incnluded me. At the
Speaker 3: middle of February. I was seriously inconvenienced for you. The
Speaker 3: end of March I was absolutely hampered, and.
Speaker 4: Not the close of April.
Speaker 3: I find us a place in such a position through
Speaker 3: your continual persecution, that I am in positive danger of
Speaker 3: losing my liberty.
Speaker 7: That was certainly the end I had in view. Then
Speaker 7: you must drop it, mister Holmes, You really must.
Speaker 4: You not till after Monday, Professor. You know as well
Speaker 4: as I do that you've made a slip, one single
Speaker 4: tiny slip. For years, I've been aware.
Speaker 2: Of you, Mariatti, at the center of your organization. Forgeries,
Speaker 2: murder cases, robberies. A thousand crimes were planned by you.
Speaker 2: A hundred agents carried them out. Your subordinates were caught sometimes.
Speaker 7: But you never were. And yet you know you made
Speaker 7: that slip, that single time you slip, and you.
Speaker 4: Know as well as I do that it will destroy you.
Speaker 2: In three more days, my evidence will be complete. I
Speaker 2: shall have you expose, brought to trial, condemned and hanged,
Speaker 2: and you can do nothing whatever to prevent it. My
Speaker 2: will is inflexible, and so is mine. Three days, do
Speaker 2: you say, And before that out the end will come.
Speaker 2: One or the other of us must die, sir. Quite so,
Speaker 2: the five minutes is up, Professor, and I must rarely
Speaker 2: ask you to excuse me in the pleasure of our conversation.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid that I've.
Speaker 6: Neglected business of importance elsewhere. Very well, then seems a
Speaker 6: pity done what I could. I admit that it's been
Speaker 6: an intellectual pleasure. Need to see the way in which
Speaker 6: you grapple to this affair.
Speaker 3: But I tell you solemnly, shore our Holmes, that if
Speaker 3: you are clever enough to bring destruction on me, you
Speaker 3: may rest assured that.
Speaker 4: I shall do as much to you. You have paid
Speaker 4: me several compliments during this indigue, Professor. Let me pay
Speaker 4: you one in return. When I say that, if I were.
Speaker 2: Assured of the former eventuality, I would most cheerfully accept
Speaker 2: the latter.
Speaker 4: I can promise you the one, but not the other.
Speaker 4: Good day, mister Holmes. Oh your pistol, professor, you may
Speaker 4: need it before Monday.
Speaker 3: Thank you, good day, Professor. I think good bye is
Speaker 3: the word, mister Sherlock Holmes. Good bye.
Speaker 4: And so it was you, see Watson, that singular interview
Speaker 4: with the greatest criminal of all time and his with
Speaker 4: the greatest detective. Oh thank you, my dear fellow. But
Speaker 4: but what are you going to do? Holmes? I told
Speaker 4: you where we leave.
Speaker 2: For the continent Mariot is not the man to let
Speaker 2: the grass grow under his feet. Already one or two
Speaker 2: accidents have nearly befallen me to day upon myself.
Speaker 4: The police are gathering all my evidence against him. Everything
Speaker 4: will be complete in three short days. Meanwhile, I can
Speaker 4: only lie low. Are you able to leave your practice
Speaker 4: to come with me? I've an accommodating neighbor. Ah, Dear Watson,
Speaker 4: I knew I could count on you. All right. Then,
Speaker 4: Now these are your instructions. Listen most carefully. Instruction at homes.
Speaker 4: I assure you they are most necessary.
Speaker 2: To morrow morning, at eight forty five, you will take
Speaker 2: a handsome cab.
Speaker 4: I'll arrange for one to call.
Speaker 2: No, No, you really mustter baby to the letter Watson,
Speaker 2: you will leave the house alone to morrow morning and
Speaker 2: take neither the first nor the second cab, which presents
Speaker 2: itself at the rank very well Holmes, and the address
Speaker 2: to the cabman written on a slip of paper, and
Speaker 2: tell him not to throw it away, and I'll drive I.
Speaker 4: Take it to Victoria Station.
Speaker 2: On the contrary, you drive to the strand end of
Speaker 2: the Lauda arcade I see, and then have your fare
Speaker 2: ready and the instant your cab stops, pay him, and
Speaker 2: dash through the arcade, timing yourself to reach the other
Speaker 2: side at exactly a quarter past nine.
Speaker 4: Yes, but my dear, no man, listen carefully. It's vital.
Speaker 4: Our lives depend upon it.
Speaker 2: When you get there, you'll find a broom standing close
Speaker 2: to the curb, driven by a fellow with a black
Speaker 2: cloak tipped with red. Say nothing, simply jump in and
Speaker 2: he'll drive you to Victoria in time for the Continental Express.
Speaker 4: And where shall I meet you, Holmes, The.
Speaker 2: Second coach from the front of the train of first
Speaker 2: class carriage reserved for us. Good night, Watson, and as
Speaker 2: you value our lives, don't forget a single word.
Speaker 4: Of my instructions. No, no, no, of course, not home
Speaker 4: until we meet tomorrow. Then until we meet.
Speaker 2: I was infected myself with something of his own inner
Speaker 2: excitement and sense of menace. I took the hansom and
Speaker 2: then the broom with its massive hooded driver. I said
Speaker 2: nothing to him, as I was instructed, and he never
Speaker 2: spoke to me. A moment later, we were rattling to
Speaker 2: the station. There he left me and drove off without
Speaker 2: a further glance, his face still hidden. There was no
Speaker 2: sign of homes, and my heart sank miserably.
Speaker 4: I found our reserved carriage.
Speaker 2: But through some confusion, a decrepit old Italian priest was
Speaker 2: sitting there. The moments came for departure, still I waited
Speaker 2: by the window, in a chill of fear.
Speaker 4: Schools a signor pray girls. I'm sorry partly I don't
Speaker 4: speak Italian nor th I was up him. Oh for stones.
Speaker 2: Man, this is no laughing matter, not yet anywhere death
Speaker 2: you see.
Speaker 4: Stop the tray. It's Moriarty himself, the tall man. He'll
Speaker 4: never do it. Stop the train, I said, you pull jewel.
Speaker 2: Even the great Moriarty himself is helpless against the British Railway.
Speaker 2: Sister Watson, well, well it gives us an hour's respite
Speaker 2: at least.
Speaker 4: But how how did he know where we were? By
Speaker 4: watching you?
Speaker 2: I expect, but I did that thing you told me.
Speaker 2: Wait Holmes, the driver of the brone.
Speaker 4: But what about him? He was muffled.
Speaker 2: I didn't see his face. It must have been one
Speaker 2: of Moriarty's men. My dear Watson, it is nothing of
Speaker 2: the sort. It is my brother Micraft, shaken for once
Speaker 2: out of his arm chair at the Diogenes Club, gore.
Speaker 4: Heavens the thing is serious then, of course, but at least.
Speaker 2: We have an hour and I can use it to
Speaker 2: take off this disguise and think things over. But we've
Speaker 2: escaped him altogether, surely since the train connects with the boat.
Speaker 4: My dear fellow, you evidently don't realize even.
Speaker 2: Now that Moriarty is an opponent on practically the same
Speaker 2: intellectual plane as myself.
Speaker 4: Do you really imagine if I were the pursuer, I.
Speaker 2: Will permit myself to be baffled by so slight an
Speaker 2: obstacle as an express training What'll he do?
Speaker 4: Then? What I should do? Engage a special But.
Speaker 2: It'd be too late even then by no means we
Speaker 2: stop at Canterbury, don't forget, And there was always a
Speaker 2: delay of a quarter of an hour when the train.
Speaker 4: Gets to Dover.
Speaker 2: Oh, I so you'd almost think we were the criminals
Speaker 2: to be chased like this. You mean that he'll catch
Speaker 2: us after all them?
Speaker 4: I hope not. We shan't be there, Watson. Look look here, Holmes.
Speaker 2: I hate to grumble after all this time, but well there,
Speaker 2: I do think you ought to tell me what you mean.
Speaker 2: Heaven bless you for a start, and faithful friend, Watson,
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, it's only a well, well, I don't want
Speaker 2: to expose you to danger too, That's why I'm being
Speaker 2: so mysterious.
Speaker 4: It's very simple, really.
Speaker 2: We shall just get out at Canterbury, indeed, and not
Speaker 2: go on the continents after all, I suppose, yes, we.
Speaker 4: Must do there.
Speaker 2: We've no choice but to hide away until after Monday,
Speaker 2: when the evidence will have been completed.
Speaker 4: You've not seen the papers this morning, I spoke.
Speaker 2: Oh really, Holmes, what time do you think I've had
Speaker 2: for the one must try to make time for everything, Watson.
Speaker 4: You really should have read about Baker Street. What Baker Street?
Speaker 2: If they set fire to our rooms loud night, missus
Speaker 2: Hudson was away from home, fortunately, and no one was
Speaker 2: hurt iled there to say they thought I was there,
Speaker 2: of course, so the thing's intolerable. Yes, only till Monday, Watson.
Speaker 2: And by then we will be in Switzerland. We'll make
Speaker 2: a cross country journey from Canterbury and take the other
Speaker 2: boat from New headon to Dieppe. Unless, of course, right
Speaker 2: our friend the Professor deduces what I would deduce and
Speaker 2: gets off at Canterbury himself.
Speaker 4: Ah, that would truly be a Koude.
Speaker 2: Met he surely never would well, I rather doubted there
Speaker 2: are limits even to his intelligence. No, no, I think
Speaker 2: we are safe enough, old friend, And now there's time
Speaker 2: for a pipe.
Speaker 4: I fancy won't you join me? Watson?
Speaker 2: And thus it befell. As we hid behind the pile
Speaker 2: of luggage at Canton, we saw the single carriage of
Speaker 2: the Special Gulf thundering past us, And so we made
Speaker 2: our way across country and at last reached Switzerland. It
Speaker 2: seemed we had luded him. To fill in every detail
Speaker 2: of the final scene is hardly possible, since there was
Speaker 2: no witness to it.
Speaker 4: Yet from a certain.
Speaker 2: Source that I cannot yet divouge, I do know something
Speaker 2: of that last encounter.
Speaker 4: We wondered at.
Speaker 2: Our will through the lovely valley of the Rhone, and
Speaker 2: made our way by way of Interlaken to the little
Speaker 2: township of Milligan among the Alps.
Speaker 4: The fatal Monday.
Speaker 2: Came and went, and yet I was still aware of
Speaker 2: a strange feebi of excitement in my companion.
Speaker 4: He was at.
Speaker 2: Times feverishly on the alert, then sinking into reverie, and
Speaker 2: would smile strangely to himself. I went with him on
Speaker 2: that last day of all on a visit to the
Speaker 2: Falls of Reichenbach, for ever hallowed and yet cursed in
Speaker 2: my memory, it's a fearful place, indeed, with a torrent
Speaker 2: plunging far below into a tremendous abyss, a chasm lined
Speaker 2: by cold, black, glistening rock high above.
Speaker 4: A pathway has been cut in the cliff face.
Speaker 2: To afford a better view, but it ends abruptly in
Speaker 2: mid air, and the traveler has to return as he came.
Speaker 2: We stood there gizsily, marveling at the great spectacle, and
Speaker 2: on the instant came a message for me by a
Speaker 2: village lad to say that an English lady back at
Speaker 2: the hotel was seriously ill and.
Speaker 4: Needed my immediate attention. I turned to go.
Speaker 2: I looked back, and I saw Holmes leaning against a
Speaker 2: rock with his arms folded, gazing down at the rush
Speaker 2: of the waters.
Speaker 4: It was the last I saw.
Speaker 5: Is that you Watson back already, Moriarty well sherlack Cobs.
Speaker 3: You see, I found you after all, and alone alone,
Speaker 3: as indeed you must be two.
Speaker 4: How if your.
Speaker 2: Confederates are all under lock and key I've heard from
Speaker 2: Scotland yard skipped.
Speaker 4: I was too clever for them, Holmes.
Speaker 2: I don't doubt it, but I'm afraid your occupation's gone, Professor,
Speaker 2: with your organization destroyed, unless you care to return to
Speaker 2: your mathematics.
Speaker 4: It was not my intention. I have another, more immediate intention,
Speaker 4: Sherlock Holmes. Are you prepared? But before we discuss that,
Speaker 4: perhaps you extend me one small courtesy, Professor, most certainly,
Speaker 4: what is it? My friend Watson? Professor, no doubt he
Speaker 4: will be somewhat concerned. May I just take a moment
Speaker 4: to scribble a note to him?
Speaker 3: Certainly we can fix the paper beneath my help and
Speaker 3: stuff there, since it does not blow away, if they
Speaker 3: take as long as you wish.
Speaker 4: That's very good of you.
Speaker 2: Please don't stop talking, Professor. I mastered long ago the
Speaker 2: art of writing and conversing at the same time.
Speaker 4: Thank you.
Speaker 3: You know, of course, that's the message to write a
Speaker 3: doctor Watson as a false one.
Speaker 2: Oh yes, of course I knew it at once, and
Speaker 2: that it could only come from one source.
Speaker 4: And yet you let him go.
Speaker 2: Yes, Professor, I let him go. I am not without
Speaker 2: some affection for him.
Speaker 4: I do not wish to put his life in danger too.
Speaker 2: Besides, I have looked forward for a long time to
Speaker 2: this final duel between us.
Speaker 3: I believe at Holmes, you are a very remarkable man
Speaker 3: in many ways.
Speaker 4: In many ways, Sir, I'm proud to have known you.
Speaker 4: Oh and I you Professor.
Speaker 2: There my letters done, then perhaps you will become I
Speaker 2: don't have to place it as you suggested.
Speaker 4: Now, how shall it be? Mariati? I did not bring
Speaker 4: a piscopal homes.
Speaker 2: Thank you your participlets meet to shame.
Speaker 4: Professor. There is my pistol. It goes into the falls,
Speaker 4: hand to hand. Yes, goodbye, Professor Mariotti. Goodbye, Sherlock Holmes,
Speaker 4: m M.
Speaker 2: The end, the end. When I returned to that broken pathway,
Speaker 2: it was only too clear what had happened. It needed
Speaker 2: no great application of Holmes's own methods of deduction.
Speaker 4: Two sets of footsteps to the.
Speaker 2: Verge, and none returning, locked in each other's arms as
Speaker 2: they fought.
Speaker 4: They had gone down to the abyss.
Speaker 2: Only the letter the last greeting from my friends and comrade,
Speaker 2: my dear dear Watson, he wrote, My dear dear Watson,
Speaker 2: I scribble this through the courtesy of Professor Moriarty, who
Speaker 2: awaits my convenience for the final discussion of those eternal
Speaker 2: questions which lie before us.
Speaker 4: There can be but.
Speaker 2: One outcome, although I fear that it is as to cost,
Speaker 2: which will give pain to my friends, and especially my
Speaker 2: dear Watson. To you, I think, however, that I may
Speaker 2: go so far as to sa say that I have
Speaker 2: not lived entirely in vain. Pray tell Inspector Patterson of
Speaker 2: the papers which he needs for a full conviction.
Speaker 4: Of the Moriarty gang are in Pigeonhole. M Before leaving England.
Speaker 2: I made every disposition of my property and handed it
Speaker 2: over to my brother Mycroft. Pray give my affectionate greetings
Speaker 2: to missus Watson, and remember me as I used to
Speaker 2: be in our old days at Baker Street, pacing to
Speaker 2: and fro with my violin and driving you to a
Speaker 2: point of sad distraction. With that theme, you still were
Speaker 2: good enough to say you loved believe me to be
Speaker 2: my very dear good fellow.
Speaker 8: Yours most sincerely, Sherlock Holmes, Yours most sincerely, Sherlock Holmes,
Speaker 8: and so he perished, whom I shall ever regard as
Speaker 8: the best and wisest man that I have ever known.
Speaker 8: The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, based on the original stories
Speaker 8: of the late Sir Arthur Conan Doyle dramatized ANEW by
Speaker 8: John Kerr Cross stars Sir John Gilgood as Sherlock Holmes,
Speaker 8: Sir Ralph Richardson as Doctor Watson, and today Orson Wells
Speaker 8: as Professor Moriarty. Produced by Harry Allen Towers, I beg
Speaker 6: My son and I know