Speaker 1: Say, but whould you expect land from this advestment?
Speaker 2: While the man in the brown coat our flurried friend
Speaker 2: with a square toes.
Speaker 3: If he doesn't come himself, he'll send an accomplice. Would
Speaker 3: he consider it too dangerous?
Speaker 2: Not at all? If my view of the case is correct,
Speaker 2: and I have every reason to believe that it is,
Speaker 2: this man would rather risk anything than lose the ring.
Speaker 2: According to my notion, he dropped it while stooping over
Speaker 2: Drebber's body and didn't miss it at the time. After
Speaker 2: leaving the house, he discovered his loss and hurried back,
Speaker 2: but found the police already in possession. Owing to his
Speaker 2: own folly and leaving the candles Burney, he had to
Speaker 2: pretend to be drunk in order to allay the suspicions
Speaker 2: which might have been aroused by his appearance of the.
Speaker 3: Gabe I see.
Speaker 2: Now put yourself in that man's place. On thinking the
Speaker 2: matter over, it must have occurred to him that it
Speaker 2: was possible that he had lost the ring in the
Speaker 2: road after leaving the house.
Speaker 3: What would he do? Then?
Speaker 2: He would eagerly look out for the evening papers, and
Speaker 2: the hope of seeing it among the articles found See
Speaker 2: I of course would light upon.
Speaker 3: This, he'd be overjoyed. Why should he feel a trap.
Speaker 2: There'd been no reason in his eyes by the finding
Speaker 2: of the ring should be connected with the murder.
Speaker 3: No, he would come. He will come. You shall see
Speaker 3: within the hour. And then, oh, you can leave me
Speaker 3: to deal with him then.
Speaker 2: And by the way, have you any firearms?
Speaker 1: No, I'm my old service revolver and a few cottages.
Speaker 3: You'd better cleed it and load it. He'll be a desperate.
Speaker 2: Man, and though I shall take him unawares, it's as
Speaker 2: well to be ready for everything.
Speaker 4: So well, then I'll do it as soon as he
Speaker 4: had been on.
Speaker 3: Oh, episcous, he's none the worse for lying.
Speaker 2: I don't the blood seconds watsons. I've just had an
Speaker 2: answer to the telegram I sent to America after we
Speaker 2: left Lariston Gardens. My view of the case is the
Speaker 2: correct one there is. Oh, my fiddle will be the
Speaker 2: better for new strings. Put your pistol in your pocket
Speaker 2: and the fellow comes. Speak to him in an ordinary way.
Speaker 2: Leave the rest to me. Don't frighten him by looking
Speaker 2: at him too hard. He'll probably be here in a
Speaker 2: few minutes. Now open the door slightly.
Speaker 3: That will do now put the key on the inside.
Speaker 3: There comes a man.
Speaker 4: I think quickly with the key.
Speaker 5: Yes, what's that h Eagles got? Not coming from Andrew's toy.
Speaker 1: You're right, no, sir, I stand out of the way
Speaker 1: while I put this all.
Speaker 5: This WI set on head back.
Speaker 3: I can't say you have any.
Speaker 2: Each fresh turn of events posed some new problem in
Speaker 2: the adventures of Shearlock Holmes.
Speaker 3: I'm Watson, doctor Watson, and I've already tell.
Speaker 1: You how Holmes and I met and became involved in
Speaker 1: our first case together.
Speaker 3: The Study in Scarlet. I'll just get my notes, and
Speaker 3: then I'll.
Speaker 6: Refresh your memory and I'll tell you what happened next.
Speaker 7: You've traveled enough in your time to know that most
Speaker 7: travelers checks are better than money. Because of they're lost
Speaker 7: or stolen, you can easily get them.
Speaker 2: Replaced, Bark.
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Speaker 1: A study in scarlet with how my friend mister Sherlock
Speaker 1: Holmes had described our investigation into the murder of the
Speaker 1: American Enoch Jade Drebber in an empty.
Speaker 4: House near the Brixton Road.
Speaker 5: That lame.
Speaker 1: My mind kept returning to the scarlet of dead blood,
Speaker 1: in which some unknown finger had dipped to write on
Speaker 1: a wall above the dead man the one word of
Speaker 1: Rack a German for a venge.
Speaker 3: Revenge for what and by whom?
Speaker 1: So I mused as I cleaned my old service above
Speaker 1: and waited with homes for the arrival of a clement
Speaker 1: to the woman's wedding.
Speaker 4: Ring which had been found.
Speaker 2: Put chop his foot in their pocket. But the fellow comes,
Speaker 2: speak to him in an ordinary way. Leave the rest
Speaker 2: to me. Don't frighten him by looking at him too hard.
Speaker 2: He'll probably be here in a few minutes. I open
Speaker 2: the doors like, oh, well, that's will do. I'll put
Speaker 2: the key on the inside. Yeah, comes on, man, I
Speaker 2: think rightly with the key.
Speaker 6: That no listen, yes, uh, good one, sir, This has
Speaker 6: brought me a good gentleman.
Speaker 8: Here in the paper a gold wedding ring in the
Speaker 8: Brixton Road.
Speaker 3: It belongs to.
Speaker 8: My girl Sally as was married only this time, twelvemonth
Speaker 8: which her husband Miss Jeward a board a union boat.
Speaker 8: And what he'd say if he'd come home and found
Speaker 8: her without her ring is more than I can think,
Speaker 8: he being short enough at the fist of times, but
Speaker 8: more especially when he has a drink.
Speaker 9: If it please you, she.
Speaker 6: Went to the circus last night along with is that
Speaker 6: her ring?
Speaker 8: Oh the lord we think if Sallie will be a
Speaker 8: glad woman this night?
Speaker 3: And what may your address be?
Speaker 8: Thirteen Duncan Street an switch. There's a very way from here.
Speaker 2: The Brixton Road doesn't lie between any second and foundage.
Speaker 8: The gentleman asked me for my address.
Speaker 5: Sally lives in lodgings at three.
Speaker 8: My field placed pickles.
Speaker 6: And your name is My name is Sawyer.
Speaker 8: Sawyers is Dennison Rich Tom Dennis married her in the
Speaker 8: smart clean lad too long a bad at say, and
Speaker 8: no Stewart and the company him or thought of. But
Speaker 8: this went on shower, what with the women and liquor shops.
Speaker 3: Give it to her.
Speaker 1: Here's your rings, is Sawyer? Tell him belongs to your daughter.
Speaker 1: And I'm going to be able to restore it to
Speaker 1: the white learner if he could have come home.
Speaker 8: And I don't know what you want done?
Speaker 3: Think you good gentlemen?
Speaker 1: Said the night.
Speaker 3: I follow her. She must be in accompanied. She lead
Speaker 3: me to it.
Speaker 4: Wait up on me once.
Speaker 3: The cotton yarders know it for the world, Watson.
Speaker 1: They'd never let me hear at the end of it, it.
Speaker 3: Just gone midnight.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't mind telling your story against myself.
Speaker 2: That creature had gone a little way when she hailed
Speaker 2: a four wheeler which was passing drive to.
Speaker 3: Thirteen Duncan street hand stitch. She cried.
Speaker 2: This begins to look genuine, I thought, and having seen
Speaker 2: her safely inside, I perched myself behind. Perched yourself. Oh,
Speaker 2: that's an art which every detective should be an expert.
Speaker 1: Well away we rattled and never drew rain until we
Speaker 1: reached the street in question. I hopped off before we
Speaker 1: came to the door, and strolled down the street in
Speaker 1: an easy lounging way. I saw the cat pull up,
Speaker 1: the driver jumped down, and I saw him open the
Speaker 1: door and stand expectantly.
Speaker 3: Nothing came out.
Speaker 1: What When I reached him, he was groping about frantically
Speaker 1: in the empty cab and giving them to the finest
Speaker 1: assorted collection.
Speaker 3: Of oaths that I ever listened.
Speaker 2: There was no sign or place of his passenger, and
Speaker 2: I hear it will be some time before he gets
Speaker 2: his fair. On inquiring at number thirteen, we found that
Speaker 2: no one of the name either Sawyer or.
Speaker 3: Dennis had ever been heard after. But you don't mean
Speaker 3: to say that that tottering, feeble old woman was able
Speaker 3: to get out of.
Speaker 10: The cab while it was in motion without either you
Speaker 10: or the driver.
Speaker 2: Seeing old woman bed Damn, we were the old women.
Speaker 2: To be so taken in must have been a young
Speaker 2: man and an active one too. Besides being an incomfortable actor,
Speaker 2: the get up was inimitable. He saw that he was
Speaker 2: followed and no doubt and used this means of giving
Speaker 2: him the slip.
Speaker 3: It shows that the.
Speaker 2: Men were after is not as lonely as I imagined
Speaker 2: he was, but his friends were ready to risk something
Speaker 2: for him. Now, doctor, you're looking done up as you
Speaker 2: say it's gone midnight. Take my advice and turning.
Speaker 3: Yes, I think it will.
Speaker 5: You turning into.
Speaker 3: Oh not yet.
Speaker 6: Awhile that's here.
Speaker 2: There's a strange problem skilled to unravel, very train problem.
Speaker 1: The paper does not be full of it today, the
Speaker 1: Brixton mystery they're calling it.
Speaker 2: Find that tis my dear Watson played personally up while
Speaker 2: I demolished this fourth.
Speaker 3: Ay, Oh, very welcome.
Speaker 1: The deceased was an American gentleman who'd been residing for
Speaker 1: some weeks in the metropolis. He'd stayed at the boarding
Speaker 1: house of Madame Charpontier in Turkey, Terryce Camberwell. He was
Speaker 1: accompanied in his travels by his private secretary, mister Joseph Stangerson.
Speaker 3: The two buried due to their Landlady.
Speaker 1: Pon Tuesday, the fourth instant departed to Houston Station with
Speaker 1: the avowed intention of catching the Liverpool Express.
Speaker 4: They were afterwards.
Speaker 3: Seen together upon the platform.
Speaker 1: Anymore has known of them, and WI mister Drebber's body was,
Speaker 1: as recorded, discovered in an empty house in the Brixton Road,
Speaker 1: many miles from Euston. We're glad to learn that mister
Speaker 1: Lestrade Andster Gregson's Scotland yard.
Speaker 3: They're both engaged.
Speaker 1: Upon the kids, and it is confidently anticipated that these
Speaker 1: well known officers will speedily throw.
Speaker 3: Light upon the matter.
Speaker 1: I told you that whatever happens with the straight and
Speaker 1: Gregson will be sure to score.
Speaker 3: I depend on her terms, score pleasure. It doesn't matter
Speaker 3: in the least.
Speaker 2: If the man is court, it will be on account
Speaker 2: of their exertions. If he escapes, it will be in
Speaker 2: spite of their exertions. It's heads, I win and tails.
Speaker 5: You what on earth is theck?
Speaker 2: It's the Baker Street Division of a detective police force.
Speaker 9: The f.
Speaker 2: Then, fum, come on, I'll get into life quickly.
Speaker 4: In future you will send up Wiggins.
Speaker 3: Alone to report, and the rest of you must wait
Speaker 3: in the story. Now have you found it?
Speaker 2: Wiging, No, sir, we ain't. I hardly expected you would.
Speaker 2: You must keep on until you do that. Okay your
Speaker 2: wages now ask you go and come back with a
Speaker 2: better report next time.
Speaker 6: Sir, Come on, all of you, come on, mars.
Speaker 2: There's more work to be got out of one of
Speaker 2: those that are beggars than out of a dozen of
Speaker 2: the force. Are you employing them on this Brixton Caseton. Yes,
Speaker 2: there's a point which I wish to ascertain. You're a
Speaker 2: master of time.
Speaker 3: Oh, inspect direction, Come.
Speaker 1: In, mister Holmes, congressuonate me. I mean the whole thing
Speaker 1: as clear as day. You mean that you were on
Speaker 1: the right track, the right track WHI we have the
Speaker 1: man under lock and key, and his name is Author
Speaker 1: shop onon dear sub lieutenant, and her measures his navy. Well,
Speaker 1: let's take a seat and try one of these cigars
Speaker 1: where I'm anxious to know.
Speaker 3: How you managed it.
Speaker 1: The fun of it is the dead fool as trade,
Speaker 1: who thinks himself so smart, has gone off upon the
Speaker 1: wrong track altogether. He's after the Secretary Stangerson, who had
Speaker 1: no more to do with the crime than the babe
Speaker 1: I'm born.
Speaker 3: And how did you get your clube, Gregsons. Do you
Speaker 3: remember the hat besides the dead Man? Yes?
Speaker 2: By John Underwood and Sons one hundred and twenty nine Camberwell.
Speaker 1: Rode Ide mag there Well. I went to Underwood and.
Speaker 3: Asked him if he'd sold a head of death.
Speaker 1: Size and description.
Speaker 3: He looked over his books and.
Speaker 1: Came on it at once. He had sent a head
Speaker 1: to mister Dreverer residing at Charpontier's boarding establishment, Corky Tyris.
Speaker 1: Thus I got in his address smart Denis. I next
Speaker 1: called upon Medam Charpontier. I found her very pale and distressed.
Speaker 1: Her daughter was in the room too, and uncommonly find
Speaker 1: girl she is on ahead.
Speaker 3: Before I even.
Speaker 1: Started the question that I felt that these people knew
Speaker 1: something about the mead. Have you heard of the mysterious
Speaker 1: death of your late border mister Eno Jays Brebber of Cleveland, Then.
Speaker 9: Yes we have.
Speaker 1: What o'clock did mister Grever leave your house to betray
Speaker 1: the lady?
Speaker 9: Clock? Mister Sanderson said there were two things, one of
Speaker 9: nineteenteen and one to leave me.
Speaker 3: He need to catch the first, and that was the
Speaker 3: last you saw of him, Madam. I asked whether it
Speaker 3: was the last you saw it.
Speaker 2: Was mother brother.
Speaker 3: No good can ever come of soursehood we did, mister again, if.
Speaker 9: You murdered your brother Arthur, would rather we spoke the truth.
Speaker 1: You'd best tell me all about it. Half confidence is
Speaker 1: are worse than none. Besides you, you don't know how
Speaker 1: much we know already your head.
Speaker 3: I have you better leave us together.
Speaker 9: Now, Sir, I had no intention of telling you all this,
Speaker 9: but since my poor daughter disclosed it, I'm no alternative,
Speaker 9: and he once decided to speak, I.
Speaker 1: Will tell you all without omitting any particular It's your
Speaker 1: wisest of course matter.
Speaker 9: Mister deb had been with us nearly a three weeks.
Speaker 9: He and his secretary, mister Stangerson, had been traveling on
Speaker 9: the continent.
Speaker 3: Yes, mister Stangerson was a quiet, reserved man.
Speaker 9: Oh I started to say, it was far otherwise. He
Speaker 9: was coarse inhabits and bootish in his wish how So,
Speaker 9: but the very night of his arrival he became very
Speaker 9: much the worse for drink, and indeed, after twelve o'clock
Speaker 9: in the daytime he could hardly ever.
Speaker 3: Be said to be sober.
Speaker 9: Towards the maids. He was disgrustingly free and familiar, and
Speaker 9: worst of all, he assumed the same attitude towards my
Speaker 9: daughter and spoke to her more than once in a
Speaker 9: way which fortunately she's too innocent to understand.
Speaker 3: But on one occasion he actually.
Speaker 9: Seized her in his arms and embraced her. Oh, his
Speaker 9: own secret. Today approached him for it.
Speaker 1: But why did you stand all this? I suppose you
Speaker 1: can get rid of your borders when you wish to God.
Speaker 9: I'd given him notice on the very day came, but
Speaker 9: it was a sore temptation. They were paying upound the gage,
Speaker 9: and this is the slack season. I am a widow,
Speaker 9: and my boy in the navy has cost.
Speaker 3: Me my time.
Speaker 9: I esked it for the best. This last was too much, however,
Speaker 9: and I gave him notice to leave. On account of it,
Speaker 9: I see, Oh, my heart drew lights.
Speaker 3: I saw him drive away.
Speaker 10: My son is on lee just now.
Speaker 9: But I did not tell him anything of all this.
Speaker 9: His temper is violent, and he's fashionately fond of his sister.
Speaker 9: But when I closed the door behind them, a load
Speaker 9: seemed to be lifted.
Speaker 3: From my mind. A less and less than.
Speaker 9: An hour, there was a ring at the bell, and
Speaker 9: I learned that mister Drever had returned.
Speaker 3: He was the worst for drink.
Speaker 9: He forced his way into the room where I was
Speaker 9: sitting with my daughter and made some mining coosheer and
Speaker 9: remark about having missed his train. He then turned to Alice,
Speaker 9: and before my very face, proposed to her that she
Speaker 9: should fly with him.
Speaker 3: You are of age, she said, and there's no lord
Speaker 3: to stop you.
Speaker 9: I have money and enough to spare, never minding. Oh girls, here,
Speaker 9: but come along with.
Speaker 3: Me now straight away.
Speaker 5: You shall live like a princess.
Speaker 1: Oh go on.
Speaker 9: Poor Alice was so frightened that she shrank away from him,
Speaker 9: but he caught her by the wrist while I screamed.
Speaker 3: And at that moment my son, Arthur.
Speaker 9: Came into the room.
Speaker 3: What happened then, I do not know.
Speaker 9: I heard oh and confused sounds of a scuffle. I
Speaker 9: was too careed for I to raise my head, and
Speaker 9: when I did look up, I saw Arthur standing in
Speaker 9: the doorway, laughing with a stick in his hand. I
Speaker 9: don't think that fine fellow will trouble us again, he said,
Speaker 9: I will just go after him and see what it
Speaker 9: does with himself.
Speaker 3: And with those words.
Speaker 9: He took his hat and started off down the street.
Speaker 3: Next morning we heard of mister Drever's misterious death. Let
Speaker 3: him stop, won't you?
Speaker 7: And what I did?
Speaker 3: Your son returned?
Speaker 8: I do not know.
Speaker 3: He has a lected and they let himself in after
Speaker 3: you went to bed. Yes, when did you get to bed?
Speaker 1: So your son was gone at least two hours, possibly
Speaker 1: quot or five.
Speaker 3: What was he doing during that time? I do not know, sir.
Speaker 7: I do know you're listening to the Adventures of Sherlock
Speaker 7: Holmes being brought to you from the BBC over WSMT
Speaker 7: in Chicago, presented by Barclay's Bank International.
Speaker 1: Nothing would have been done. I found out where Lieutenant
Speaker 1: Charp Pontier was and arrested him. When I touched him
Speaker 1: on the shoulder and warned him to come quietly with us,
Speaker 1: he answered us as boldest brass, I suppose you are
Speaker 1: arresting me for being concerned in the death of that
Speaker 1: scoundreled river, which is nothing to him about it, so
Speaker 1: that his alluding to it had a.
Speaker 5: Most suspicious aspect.
Speaker 1: There he still carried the heaviest stick with which the
Speaker 1: mother described as having with him when he followed Drebber. Now,
Speaker 1: what's your theory then, inspected Gregson.
Speaker 3: Well, miss Holmes.
Speaker 1: My theory is that he followed River as far as
Speaker 1: the Brixton Road, when there some occasion arose between them,
Speaker 1: and in the course of which Drebor received a blow
Speaker 1: from the stick in the pit of the stomach beheads,
Speaker 1: which killed him without leaving an imark. The night was
Speaker 1: so wet that no one was about, so shall Pontierre
Speaker 1: dragged the body of his victim into the empty house.
Speaker 1: As to the candle and the blood, and the running
Speaker 1: on the wall, and the ring, they may all have
Speaker 1: been so many tricks to throw the police on the
Speaker 1: wrong scent.
Speaker 6: Well done, really.
Speaker 3: Gregson, you are getting along. We shall make something on you. Yet, well,
Speaker 3: I flatter myself that I've managed to rather neatly.
Speaker 1: The young man volunteered a statement in which he said
Speaker 1: that after following Grever for some time, the letters perceived
Speaker 1: him and took a cab in order.
Speaker 3: To get away from him.
Speaker 1: On his way home, Sharll Pontier met an old shipmate
Speaker 1: and took.
Speaker 3: A long walk with him.
Speaker 1: On being asked where this old shipmate lived.
Speaker 3: He was unable to give any statisfactory reply.
Speaker 1: Yes, I think the whole case fits together.
Speaker 3: Uncommonly.
Speaker 1: Well, what amuses me is to think of the trade
Speaker 1: who had started over from the wrong sin.
Speaker 3: I really won't make my joby, why mine jove?
Speaker 1: Here's the many men himself coming in Stackstrap.
Speaker 3: Oh so you're here, Gregson.
Speaker 1: I suppose this trade you've come to consult mister Sherlock
Speaker 1: Holmes ask him what move to make next day? Well,
Speaker 1: I don't mind admitting this is a most extraordinary case,
Speaker 1: most incomprehensible affair.
Speaker 3: Ah, you find it so?
Speaker 1: I thought you'd got to that conclusion.
Speaker 3: Have you managed to land the secretary, mister Joseph Stangerson.
Speaker 1: I've just come from Stangerson's room. We've been hearing Gregson's
Speaker 1: fear the matter.
Speaker 3: Would you mind letting us know what you've done this traet?
Speaker 5: No, misterons, no jexas at all.
Speaker 1: I really confess that I was of the opinion that
Speaker 1: Stangerson was concerned in the desert Drever was a fresh
Speaker 1: development that showed me that I was completely well.
Speaker 2: Well, I fancy we'd better take the events in their
Speaker 2: sequence very well.
Speaker 1: Full of the one idea, I set myself to discover
Speaker 1: what had become of the Secretary. He and Drevor have
Speaker 1: been seen together at Euston Station about our past eight
Speaker 1: on the evening of the third. At two in the
Speaker 1: morning of the fourth, Drever had been found murdered than
Speaker 1: the house off Mixton Road. And the question which confronted
Speaker 1: me was to find out how Stangerson had been employed
Speaker 1: between eight thirty and the time of the crime, and
Speaker 1: what have recovered him Afterwards? I'm telling AFT to Liverpool,
Speaker 1: giving a description of the man, and warning them to
Speaker 1: keep a watch upon the American boats. I then set
Speaker 1: to work, calling upon all the hotels and lodging houses in.
Speaker 5: The vicinity of Houston.
Speaker 3: You see.
Speaker 10: I argued that if Trever and his companion had become
Speaker 10: separated that evening, the natural course for Stangerson would be
Speaker 10: to put up somewhere in the vicinity for the night,
Speaker 10: then to hang about the station again next morning.
Speaker 3: To look out for his employer. They'd belighted to agree
Speaker 3: on some meeting there before him, Sir Cold, I.
Speaker 1: Spent all of yesterday evening making inquire he is entirely
Speaker 1: without a fail.
Speaker 5: This morning I began.
Speaker 10: Bill here at at eight o'clock I reached avery Day's Hotel.
Speaker 1: In Little George, good morning.
Speaker 3: There. Can I help you?
Speaker 1: Yes, I'd like to know whether mister Stangerson is living here.
Speaker 6: Oh, certainly there, and no doubt you're the gentleman he
Speaker 6: was expecting.
Speaker 3: He's been waiting here for a gentleman for two days.
Speaker 4: Yes, sir, Where does he now?
Speaker 3: He's upstairs in bed.
Speaker 5: He wished to be called at nine.
Speaker 1: I go out to see him at once, sent.
Speaker 5: Yes, sir, the boots will take you at boots morning, sir.
Speaker 6: I thank this gentleman.
Speaker 5: Up to mister Stangerson's room.
Speaker 3: Yes, but you follow me, sir.
Speaker 4: Said, just so long here, Thank you very much, Thank you, sir.
Speaker 3: Cool?
Speaker 5: What's that? Hes got?
Speaker 3: Blood coming from Andrew's joy right?
Speaker 1: Stop, said, stand out of the way while I put
Speaker 1: the solid, well set head back.
Speaker 5: I can't stay here.
Speaker 1: Stepped for the art dead for some time he fled profusely.
Speaker 1: But now comes the strangest part of the affair, mister Robes.
Speaker 1: What do you suppose on the wall.
Speaker 3: The word of a written in letters of blood? But
Speaker 3: that was it?
Speaker 1: Great, get onto the details of the straining well. The
Speaker 1: murderer was seen. An lit boy happened to walk down
Speaker 1: the lane at the back of the hotel. He noticed
Speaker 1: that the ladder that shusually lay there was raised against
Speaker 1: one of the windows on the second floor, which was
Speaker 1: wide open. He looked back and saw a man descend
Speaker 1: the ladder. He came down so openly that the lad
Speaker 1: imagined to be some carpenter or joiner at work, took
Speaker 1: no notice beyond thinking it was early anyone like that
Speaker 1: to be at Worth.
Speaker 3: And he has an.
Speaker 1: Impression that the man was tall, had a reddish face,
Speaker 1: and was dressed.
Speaker 3: In a long brownish coat. Did you find anything in
Speaker 3: the room which could furnish up? Two?
Speaker 1: To the nader, laughing, Stangerson had eighty odd pounds in
Speaker 1: his pocket. Whatever the motive for these two crimes, it
Speaker 1: certainly wasn't robbery. There were no papers in the pockets
Speaker 1: except for.
Speaker 10: Telegram dated from Cleveland about a month ago, containing.
Speaker 1: The words j H is in Europe.
Speaker 4: There was no sender's name, and there was nothing else,
Speaker 4: nothing of any importance.
Speaker 1: His pipe was on the chair beside the bed. There
Speaker 1: was a glass of water on the table, and on
Speaker 1: the windowsilla a small chip point the box containing a
Speaker 1: couple of pills.
Speaker 3: At last, what's etons the last link? My case is complete? Oh,
Speaker 3: just what do you mean, mister?
Speaker 2: I have nine my hands all the threads which are
Speaker 2: formed such a tangle.
Speaker 3: But our course details to be filled in.
Speaker 1: But I am as certain of all the beame facts
Speaker 1: from the time that Drevor parted from Stanguson at the
Speaker 1: station up to the discovery is tanguson body as if
Speaker 1: I'd seen them with my own eyes.
Speaker 3: I'll give you proof of my knowledge. Could you lay
Speaker 3: your hand upon those pills let day? Yes, I haven't here.
Speaker 1: I don't attach any importance to them, though.
Speaker 3: Let me see them, doctor m for those ordinary pills. No,
Speaker 3: they're certainly not.
Speaker 6: Fairly gray colors.
Speaker 11: Small round and see yes, it's almost transparent against the
Speaker 11: light from their lightness, and transparent and are soluble and
Speaker 11: water precisely.
Speaker 2: Now, would you mind going down and fetching that poor
Speaker 2: little devil of the terrier, which has been bad so long,
Speaker 2: and which the landlady wanted you to put out.
Speaker 3: A bit pain yesterday? Oh? Yes, what are you going
Speaker 3: to do, mistermes?
Speaker 2: I will now cut one of these pills in two
Speaker 2: one half we returned into the box for future purposes.
Speaker 2: The other half I will place in this wine glass.
Speaker 2: If you would be kind enough to pass me the
Speaker 2: carafe less straight here, here you are sure not that
Speaker 2: I pour into the glass of pea sprink ful of water. Ah,
Speaker 2: you perceive that our friend the doctor is right, But
Speaker 2: they're readily dissolved. I shall now have a little milk
Speaker 2: to make the mixture palatable.
Speaker 1: K Uh.
Speaker 5: Here you use, poor old chap and loom passes a
Speaker 5: lot in spare.
Speaker 3: I'm a frind.
Speaker 2: Put him down on a cushion while I transfer this
Speaker 2: mixed generous saucer.
Speaker 3: Now, poor old boy, here's a little drink for you. Well,
Speaker 3: it can't be a coincidence.
Speaker 2: But then it pills, which I suspected in the case
Speaker 2: of Drebber, I actually found after the death of Tangls.
Speaker 5: And and yet they're inert. What can it mean? Surely
Speaker 5: my whole chain of.
Speaker 3: Reasoning counter being false.
Speaker 5: No, it's impossible.
Speaker 3: And yet this wretched dog is none the worse.
Speaker 5: Well, if you asked me, ah.
Speaker 3: I had it with that other pill. Cut didn't too
Speaker 3: for me?
Speaker 2: Well, I get more milk and water ready.
Speaker 3: Now in it goes. You mean you're gonna try again?
Speaker 3: First by fire? Another thought?
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