Speaker 1: Now, doctor Whitton, how's about the adventure of the elusive demo?
Speaker 2: Well, mister Bell, the storm again.
Speaker 3: On a cold morning, more years ago than I care
Speaker 3: to remember, Holmes and I our breakfast have concluded.
Speaker 2: Set on either side of a cheery power in our
Speaker 2: Baker Street lodgings, a thick fog rolled down between the
Speaker 2: houses and the windows opposite looked like dark, shapeless blurs
Speaker 2: through the heavy.
Speaker 4: Yellow murk a London peace whyes it was, mister Bell.
Speaker 3: Our guess was lipped and show its flickering light on
Speaker 3: the white cloth and glimmer of china.
Speaker 2: For the breakfast table, and not yet being cleared.
Speaker 5: Short before eleven we heard the old familiar jangle at
Speaker 5: our front door bell, and a few minutes later this
Speaker 5: is Hudson ushered into our room. Loss Morris, then a
Speaker 5: middle aged man who seemed to be an a state
Speaker 5: of great excitement.
Speaker 2: Mister Holmes, you.
Speaker 6: Must I'll do my best, then, Tim, what's your toplet?
Speaker 2: Well?
Speaker 7: And this is hard to say, gentlemen, it's connected with
Speaker 7: my mother, the Dutchess, a Pinte Penfield.
Speaker 2: Son is a charming woman. I met your house party.
Speaker 2: The smile Farcinss in Shropshire a few years ago. At
Speaker 2: the time, she was kind enough for one. Don't you
Speaker 2: think your.
Speaker 6: Reminiscences might be more appropriated some other time?
Speaker 4: I was only pointing out quite pray, continue, Lord Danby.
Speaker 2: Well here's.
Speaker 4: My brother, the present Duke is with his regiment in India.
Speaker 8: During his absence, all the responsibilities of the Penfield family
Speaker 8: have fallen on my unhappy shoulders. For a year now,
Speaker 8: I've been to a really insane by my nephew Hillary.
Speaker 8: The boy's eighteen and his mad cap escapades have coursed
Speaker 8: me many a sleep this night. But now comes to
Speaker 8: crowning blow my mother, my own mother has turned.
Speaker 2: Dodger, Duchess of Penfield, of thief. Come, Come, come, So
Speaker 2: you must be mistaked?
Speaker 4: Would I make such a shocking statement?
Speaker 2: Doctor?
Speaker 7: And as I was sure, I repeat, she's a shoplifter
Speaker 7: of a pick bucket, a disgrace to our family.
Speaker 6: Since monetary considerations are surely not involved, I can only
Speaker 6: assume that her grace is a victim of that unfortunate affliction.
Speaker 4: Known as kleptomania.
Speaker 2: She is, mister home.
Speaker 4: But how can I explain that to shopkeepers? To clings
Speaker 4: of the family. When mother decides to pocket some valuable
Speaker 4: memento of a weekend.
Speaker 8: House parties and it's pretty sift today, Tomorrow it may
Speaker 8: develop into more serious criminality.
Speaker 7: Mister Holmes, you must help me find some way out
Speaker 7: of this intolerable situation.
Speaker 6: I'll pay you.
Speaker 2: Anything you name.
Speaker 4: The commotion downstairs, it's mother.
Speaker 2: She must have followed me. Greatlightful to see you again again.
Speaker 7: Who are you?
Speaker 2: Don't you remember we met in the smile pockets of
Speaker 2: a few years ago?
Speaker 9: We never sorry of the four.
Speaker 2: Normal life in structure rubbish.
Speaker 9: Get out of my way, malice, get out of your advance.
Speaker 9: This is a matter for your elders. You're never mark.
Speaker 9: Get out your will and when you get home, rais
Speaker 9: in the blue room.
Speaker 2: From it.
Speaker 9: I shall expend you later.
Speaker 2: Your grace. I suggest that.
Speaker 9: Your suggestions to yourself.
Speaker 2: Well, really, I do you part? I think of that?
Speaker 10: I can't understand the word you say. Now, then, what's
Speaker 10: one of yours?
Speaker 4: I am?
Speaker 9: And why did I did your son of mine come
Speaker 9: to see you?
Speaker 4: I feel that professional ethics.
Speaker 9: You don't get him and forward with me. I suppose
Speaker 9: Maris told you that I was a primniac.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid that I nothing to be.
Speaker 9: Afraid of either of you. Careful a prince of snap.
Speaker 10: I can't understand anyone who doesn't appreciate snaps.
Speaker 9: Uh, what's better?
Speaker 6: Now?
Speaker 2: Now?
Speaker 9: Then listenigals of you?
Speaker 10: His toy that my son undoftedly told you about my
Speaker 10: viewing a tryptomniac is an unadulterated lie. It's all part
Speaker 10: of my children's pop to get hold of my money.
Speaker 10: There always after me for that, especially that grandson of mine,
Speaker 10: and I'm sure he's in bigled my son malice into
Speaker 10: a scheme, and now they're planning to have me declared
Speaker 10: and competence.
Speaker 9: I need any comments, not listen to me?
Speaker 2: Huh? Now?
Speaker 9: How much did Maris offer you? Was on the house.
Speaker 6: I'm afraid I'm not at liberty.
Speaker 9: And trouble you.
Speaker 2: Both to sir, no more of this?
Speaker 9: That's all? Who dt you?
Speaker 2: I'll see you downstairs.
Speaker 10: Yours you need and maybe your pardon mother, But I
Speaker 10: can still walk up and downstairs by the Thank you.
Speaker 2: What a magnificent woman.
Speaker 4: Yes, quite remarkable, isn't she.
Speaker 3: I think she didn't remember meeting me at the Smith Parkinson's.
Speaker 3: Oh quite luckily we weren't taken in by the Sun's story.
Speaker 2: Wasn't it home?
Speaker 4: I'm not sure, Watson. You will recall that George snuff
Speaker 4: box and I received in this morning's post. It was
Speaker 4: a token from the King of Mourania.
Speaker 2: Yes, you put it on the mantelpiece. Good lord, it's
Speaker 2: vanished precisely.
Speaker 6: The Dodger Duchess of Penfield is so brilliant at catomaniac
Speaker 6: that she has achieved an unnoticed step for two twenty
Speaker 6: one d baty stream. Well of all the amazing nerve, Watson,
Speaker 6: we've met a worthy anti meagonist. Come on, old Chap,
Speaker 6: grab your hat and coat. I think we'll take the
Speaker 6: liberty of providing the Duchess with an unobtrusive escort.
Speaker 5: Oh, Lord Holmes, this is the trope shop that we've
Speaker 5: been in My feet a turd. We've been following the
Speaker 5: Duchess all day.
Speaker 11: I was anxious to observe her technique. She's obviously had
Speaker 11: plenty of practice. Yes, she spent about one hundred pounds
Speaker 11: in the shopping doow so far, and yet she succeeded
Speaker 11: in obtaining some five hundred pounds worth of goods.
Speaker 8: Brilliant work, A small man in the bell hat stopping
Speaker 8: her the shop deticted, no.
Speaker 6: Doubt, Come on, Watson.
Speaker 2: I'm sorry, ma'am, but there it is.
Speaker 9: What's at her?
Speaker 2: Ballder? There? You talking? I must ask you to come
Speaker 2: and see the manager. Can I be of any assistance
Speaker 2: your grace?
Speaker 9: First, it's poons and his friends. Yes, yes, you can
Speaker 9: tell this easier to stop bothering.
Speaker 2: What seems to be the matter?
Speaker 8: I saw this, your lady pick up a silver matchbox
Speaker 8: and slip it into a hand bag.
Speaker 2: Kill six.
Speaker 9: I examined it. Yes, what if it's missing?
Speaker 10: This man was standing you search him.
Speaker 2: Search homes. But that's ridiculous.
Speaker 9: Of course it is my mind, muster. I am a dammager, duchess,
Speaker 9: a thinfield. Now search this man.
Speaker 2: That's your grace.
Speaker 4: Insufferable, your grace, I must ask you.
Speaker 9: You stand here.
Speaker 2: I'm going to search you. This is ridiculous, Michael, because
Speaker 2: it is.
Speaker 4: If you didn't take it, you got downe and be
Speaker 4: frightened a bad things. Oh hello, what's this in your coat?
Speaker 2: Party's great cut? Homes it's still the match box? Quiet?
Speaker 2: Come I is there.
Speaker 4: You've got to explain this to the manager. Very embarrassed,
Speaker 4: I brought you here that's quite all right, son. It
Speaker 4: was a perfectly understandable missing, But you.
Speaker 2: Must realize that this fortunate habits of the duchesses.
Speaker 4: Must be kept the syncret quite sure, doctor Watson, and.
Speaker 6: I think the program I've outlined will prove the most
Speaker 6: satisfactory way of handling any such incidence in the future.
Speaker 6: You follow my plan quite clearly. Oh, yes, mister Holmes
Speaker 6: will have our shaft tep watching her or whenever she
Speaker 6: comes in anything she's did that doesn't pay for her,
Speaker 6: We're charge to her accounter as though they were purchases.
Speaker 2: Precisely.
Speaker 6: In that way, your shop will sustain no loss, and
Speaker 6: the Penfield family will despare public scandal. Yes, a very
Speaker 6: satisfactory arrangement, I think fromin Watson.
Speaker 7: Yes, mister Home, it's a very satisfactory arrangement, don't you agree, Hillary, Yes, Undele.
Speaker 4: I suppose if we can't start Granny pinching his stuff,
Speaker 4: at least this will.
Speaker 2: Keep it quiet.
Speaker 6: Hillary. All that remains to be done, Lord Danby, is
Speaker 6: to make similar arrangements of the other shops your mother Patronine.
Speaker 2: In that way all scandal can be Yes.
Speaker 4: Yes, it's an excellent plan.
Speaker 7: Excellent I only waited since Granny so free and easy
Speaker 7: with other people's stuff, she'd loosened up the money bags.
Speaker 6: For me a little.
Speaker 2: I'm stony broke.
Speaker 4: We won't go into that now, Hilary, come along, my boy.
Speaker 4: I know mister Holmes as a busy man.
Speaker 2: Good day, gentlemen, communicating with you very well, Lord Damian. Well,
Speaker 2: I suppose that's the last feel to hear of the
Speaker 2: Duchess's problem.
Speaker 6: I think not, Watson, Huh. Just before Lord Dandy arrived,
Speaker 6: I was studying the social section of Today's Times. Look
Speaker 6: at the item I ringed in blue pencils.
Speaker 3: Distinguished Polish nobleman co Stephen one crutch Off is holding
Speaker 3: a reception.
Speaker 2: At this Groveners Square house tomorrow afternoon, at which time
Speaker 2: the famous cuts Off Emerald will be displayed.
Speaker 4: Skim through the list of guests, Watson, I think one
Speaker 4: name will interest your.
Speaker 3: Martin, Lord Menon Novick by George, the Dodger Duchess of
Speaker 3: Fenfield exactly.
Speaker 6: And the combination of the finest emerald in Europe and
Speaker 6: the Duchess of Penfield means that this is one reception
Speaker 6: we must not miss.
Speaker 9: Where's your friend? Shall not home?
Speaker 2: You don't know their tongue in the camp cuts off
Speaker 2: for grace.
Speaker 9: You and your friend have been following this since yesterday.
Speaker 2: Haven't you? Of course do we? We wouldn't bream with
Speaker 2: such a thing. Six.
Speaker 10: I know you have right away you said we've met
Speaker 10: the tow somewhere.
Speaker 2: Where are they? I have to smile. Parkinson's in structure
Speaker 2: at a pacifist.
Speaker 10: The other Parkinson's goes.
Speaker 9: Remember you, I was.
Speaker 2: Wearing a Pharo's costume.
Speaker 9: Oh really a very original?
Speaker 2: What was I wedding? Something in blue? Blue? Will build it?
Speaker 2: You was? You had a white wig? I remember you
Speaker 2: looked in charting.
Speaker 9: It wasn't a week It was their own hair. Their
Speaker 9: own hair is white, and it wasn't there that it
Speaker 9: was tool and the dress was red and blue. However,
Speaker 9: I'm flatter, but you'll remember this. Good good night, Judges,
Speaker 9: Count A very pleasantly good.
Speaker 1: Night, my dear duchess.
Speaker 4: I am so happy that you wonderf me with your present.
Speaker 12: Thank you so much, Count. Good night, then, man, the
Speaker 12: most successful evening comes. I am glad to tell many
Speaker 12: distinguished guests, but present talk to wauts. You were very
Speaker 12: quiet this evening, mister Holmes.
Speaker 6: I was watching count My eyes hardly left the Emerald
Speaker 6: during the entire evening.
Speaker 4: I imagine that you had some professional reason for attending.
Speaker 2: He was most insistently time bite you. But nothing happened,
Speaker 2: Jamie ju.
Speaker 4: Lying in its gates on the table there, I saw
Speaker 4: nothing happen. I hope nothing to what could have happened.
Speaker 2: There's a stone safe and sounds. Please examine it, mister Holmes.
Speaker 2: I know you have quite a reputation as an expert
Speaker 2: on twis.
Speaker 12: What a beautiful gem you just considered one of the
Speaker 12: test things you would have.
Speaker 4: Mister Holmes, what is your opinion that you've been robbed?
Speaker 6: Krats off rob Yes, this is an extremely fine paste Retrica.
Speaker 6: The cratsoft Emerald has been stolen right under my betty eyes.
Speaker 1: Just a moment, we'll rejoin Sherlock Holmes and doctor Watson
Speaker 1: as they try to solve the mystery of the abusive emerald.
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Speaker 1: So doctor watching the famous Emerald had been replaced by
Speaker 1: a paste replica.
Speaker 2: Yes, my boy head, I don't have to be.
Speaker 1: A Sherlock Holmes to deduce that the Dowager Duchess was
Speaker 1: the culprit Elementary.
Speaker 2: My dear mister Bell Elementary. But when the police arrived
Speaker 2: on the scene, Holmes gave no indication about your suspicion.
Speaker 5: Later on, when we returned to Baker Street, I don't
Speaker 5: think either of us were in a least bit surprised
Speaker 5: to find that Lord Danby was waiting for us.
Speaker 2: In a state of great appitate, Mister Holmes, you've helped
Speaker 2: me so far. You've got to find some way out
Speaker 2: of this nest.
Speaker 4: You've spoken to. Can't find Tratsoff since the last was discovered. Yes,
Speaker 4: he came over to see me while you and the
Speaker 4: police are still searching the house.
Speaker 2: We're neighbors.
Speaker 4: You will want to be said that for the sum
Speaker 4: of twenty thousand pounds he'd agreed to keep the home
Speaker 4: matter quiet.
Speaker 6: Indeed, and why should Count Foncratsoff assume that your mother
Speaker 6: was responsible for the theft.
Speaker 4: I'm afraid he must have heard rumors of her unfortunate habits.
Speaker 2: You propose to make the supplement lord down there he
Speaker 2: is he can't afford it.
Speaker 6: Doctor me. What will my brother the.
Speaker 4: Duke say when he returns from India?
Speaker 6: What am I to do? Mister Holmes, your problem has
Speaker 6: many more ramifications than I imagined when you first called me,
Speaker 6: Lord Danbn.
Speaker 4: I think if you alarm me a few hours, grace,
Speaker 4: I can give you a surprisingly satisfactor a solution to
Speaker 4: your dea. I'll be eternally grateful if you can.
Speaker 2: How do you propose to do it home?
Speaker 6: The first step is obvious to find the jeweler who
Speaker 6: made the paste replica. Unless I'm much mistaken, there's only
Speaker 6: one jeweler in London capable of such an exquisite piece
Speaker 6: of craftsmanship. We shall call on him, Watson.
Speaker 4: We shall call on him at once.
Speaker 6: Yes, mister Holmes, I made this replica. I thought you
Speaker 6: were the only man in London capable of such brilliant work.
Speaker 6: Mister Markets, I'm most kind.
Speaker 4: It was one of a pair of duplicates that were ordered, Yes, now,
Speaker 4: the PLoP pickens.
Speaker 3: You had no idea that the replicas were ordered with
Speaker 3: any criminal intent, mister Marketers.
Speaker 2: Of course, not such.
Speaker 4: To Watson, I was told that they were for a
Speaker 4: collection of replicas of famous stones, and I was paid
Speaker 4: handsomely twenty five guineas a piece for them.
Speaker 6: Yes, a small stake for so large a pride could
Speaker 6: you describe the woman who gave you the order, woman, doctor,
Speaker 6: It was a nun, a young man.
Speaker 2: And a man. But Holmes, she must have an accomplice.
Speaker 6: I think not, Watson. Oh, the train of thought suggested,
Speaker 6: it is certainly an astonishing one. However, our next move
Speaker 6: should be obvious. What's that we return to Baker Street
Speaker 6: for certain necessary tools in my trade, and then, my
Speaker 6: dear fellow, we pay an unannounced visit to the dodge
Speaker 6: of Duchess and try.
Speaker 4: Our hands at a little burglary. Oh have you it's Watson.
Speaker 2: I hope you're not too cold jet carrying here, and
Speaker 2: these bushes under the Duchess's window must have been gone
Speaker 2: for three because of it our at least.
Speaker 6: Nevertheless, it was a very profitable excursion.
Speaker 2: Here, haven't say, take off that stupid mustache.
Speaker 6: And yet this stupid mustache inspired great competence in the
Speaker 6: second chamber. Made under the impression that I was a
Speaker 6: flirtatious plumber with prospects, she informed that the Duchess has
Speaker 6: a small room leading off the boudoir, a room that
Speaker 6: none of the staff is allowed to enter.
Speaker 2: That's where her heart is stolen. Goods may be.
Speaker 6: Situated it's worth triangle chant. A stout coil of rope
Speaker 6: attached to the balcony aboveshet to enable us to make
Speaker 6: an unobtrusive entry.
Speaker 2: Where do we find a stout coil of rope?
Speaker 6: Even a pseudo plumber has its tools. You don't imagine
Speaker 6: this bag contains a pipe, range or some such useless
Speaker 6: appertinence for.
Speaker 13: Your look, rich Scott. A coil of rope exactly. Now
Speaker 13: let's see how best we may secure it to the
Speaker 13: balcony above. But we must work quietly, Watson, I discovered.
Speaker 13: I'm afraid this is going to be a trifle hard
Speaker 13: to explain. I'm robe homes.
Speaker 2: I realize I'm not as young as I.
Speaker 6: Used to be. I fear you were surprisingly nimble, my DearS.
Speaker 14: I don't like this person discovers as burning the Duchess's house,
Speaker 14: and course of police said what we.
Speaker 6: Shall probably go to prison. Strike a match, will you?
Speaker 2: But I still don't like it.
Speaker 6: I like this lad.
Speaker 14: There we are, so this is a room where the
Speaker 14: servants are off. Now I wonder whether the Duchess would ah.
Speaker 14: I think this wall safe gives us the answer yes,
Speaker 14: But the safe old passioned. Unless I'm much mistake in
Speaker 14: the combination is an extremely simple one.
Speaker 6: It is there we are, Watson. This is Pandora's boxing
Speaker 6: greatest got the whole collection of silver and dura, and
Speaker 6: prominent among it is the King of Marine's jewel staff box.
Speaker 6: I'll slip that in my pocket. I think his managed
Speaker 6: to could prefer that I retained this from Shokut. This
Speaker 6: come from crash Off. Ever, ODIs Watson, we will take
Speaker 6: charge of it to the riskless collection doesn't concern us.
Speaker 2: I think there's someone in the upper room.
Speaker 6: Quick, rope, give me a hand up this window.
Speaker 1: Lir home, I just followed me lass again?
Speaker 9: Where I will? Why such younger.
Speaker 2: One?
Speaker 9: Did you get here?
Speaker 2: Get here the window?
Speaker 9: Will?
Speaker 2: Will? I kind of baroche your balcony?
Speaker 9: You kind of, my dear boy. You took that risk
Speaker 9: from me. Oh, you impetuous boy.
Speaker 10: You're another word, my dear, but I know how you cute.
Speaker 10: I realized it tonight when you spoke of the gray
Speaker 10: sheep and dress.
Speaker 9: I want it to myke Parkinson boards.
Speaker 2: I don't understand why you.
Speaker 9: I understand on it too.
Speaker 2: Will.
Speaker 9: Oh, but you, dear dear boy, it can't be. Don't
Speaker 9: you understand? Think of my family, my grandchildren, my refuge.
Speaker 2: Will you're making you not another world?
Speaker 9: Your heads? Oh boy, no, well Jesus, and good night.
Speaker 2: Oh.
Speaker 6: No you must.
Speaker 2: Good no, good night you truly boy, Scot. Homes will
Speaker 2: be furious homes, Toms, Holmes.
Speaker 6: What's what happened?
Speaker 4: She thought I was there to see her hope springs
Speaker 4: eternal in. I trust you didn't undeceive her.
Speaker 6: No, but she kissed the homes of Mardy to our cars. Watson. Well,
Speaker 6: well it's been the most successful evening. It's a song,
Speaker 6: and my imagine it's still quite earlier. What time is it?
Speaker 2: Holmes? What's wrong? Great Scott? When the duchess kissed me,
Speaker 2: she stole my watch?
Speaker 9: O you say the case is solved?
Speaker 4: Yes, Lord Danby. That's why I asked you and the
Speaker 4: car from Kratsoff and your nephew to join me here.
Speaker 6: In Baker Street.
Speaker 4: Where is my Here it is Carton Kratzoff.
Speaker 2: How did you make the old girl give it back?
Speaker 2: And did it need a few of person You let
Speaker 2: my friend expend his own good time?
Speaker 6: Young man, here is the replicaccount and here's the real emerald.
Speaker 6: You will, of course identify the stove. Yes, yes, of
Speaker 6: course splendid. Then I'm sure you have no objection to
Speaker 6: signing this document I prepared. It relieves the Duchess's family
Speaker 6: of all responsibility. Please sign it here, mister Holmes, h
Speaker 6: thank you, Count, and now Lord Danby, I shall present
Speaker 6: this paper to you.
Speaker 4: I'm tremendously grateful, mister Holmes, but I'm utterly confused. Then
Speaker 4: let me clarify the situation for you. I have another
Speaker 4: visitor here tonight.
Speaker 2: Please come in, mister r it's Ajulifuller.
Speaker 6: Now, mister Marcus, please point out the person who want
Speaker 6: the two paced replicas from you. It was that young
Speaker 6: man there be, but I've never seen you before in
Speaker 6: my life.
Speaker 2: He was the man.
Speaker 6: Mister Fum you mean that, I mean, Lord Dandy, that
Speaker 6: the whole theft was part of an extremely cunning plot.
Speaker 6: Count front Tratzoff, you joined forces with young Hillary here.
Speaker 6: You displayed a peace replica at your reception and tempted
Speaker 6: the Duchess to seal it.
Speaker 2: Which she did, And then the Count substituted the second.
Speaker 6: Replica in place of the one that you'd taken precisely
Speaker 6: and insisted that I examined the stone, knowing that i'd
Speaker 6: spot it was a fake, and then Count von Kratsoff
Speaker 6: attempted to persuade the family to settle for twenty thousand.
Speaker 7: Pounds for the theft of a peace imitation. Well, County
Speaker 7: looks as though she'll like Hoss too smart for us.
Speaker 4: There a full Hillary, admit nothing. A confession is not
Speaker 4: needed since.
Speaker 2: The guilt is proven. But where's the real Emerald?
Speaker 4: I'm quite certain it's still safe in Poland.
Speaker 6: The whole plot was perfectly clear to me when mister
Speaker 6: Marcus told me of the pair of duplict Yes.
Speaker 5: Except for many I could have to indulged in such
Speaker 5: an elaborate plan, nor would one work with an accompass.
Speaker 4: Well, Lord Andy, what do you say?
Speaker 7: I'm shocked, deeply shocked, My nephew, I shall deal with separately.
Speaker 7: Of course, don't look so grumpy, Uncle, I was only
Speaker 7: trying to get a little money. Grannie wouldn't give me
Speaker 7: any account from Kretsov. You can be prosecuted for fraud
Speaker 7: and extortion.
Speaker 2: You know, only by involving the ten feet of family
Speaker 2: in a great.
Speaker 4: He lost temple.
Speaker 2: I just show you, mister Hols, what do you say
Speaker 2: or dany do you intend to prosecute.
Speaker 4: If the counts right, this scandal would be unbearable. Their
Speaker 4: knight suggest we merely request count from Kratsoff's immediate departure
Speaker 4: for poem.
Speaker 2: It's mother, it's Grannie, it's the Dutch.
Speaker 9: It all wrong, my word, how very depressing. I came
Speaker 9: here to talk to Dodtor Watson, and I find his
Speaker 9: room needy.
Speaker 2: With my relatives.
Speaker 9: Now get out of this room, all of you, but
Speaker 9: now no arguments. Thus leave the room all up. You
Speaker 9: all wait for.
Speaker 2: Mister Holmes.
Speaker 9: I want to speak to Dtor Watson alone.
Speaker 2: Very well, your grace homes don't believe me.
Speaker 9: That's extremely ung the.
Speaker 3: Land of you, doctor, your grace, you speak really perfectly,
Speaker 3: freely in front of mister holmesl no word.
Speaker 9: Extremely disappointing.
Speaker 10: Well, young man, I realized that I was curl and
Speaker 10: hot at you last night.
Speaker 9: Yeah, there's your watch, let's just go key on the chain.
Speaker 10: Well that's the key to my private conservatory in the garden. Yes, sir,
Speaker 10: a man of your weight has no business climbing roofs.
Speaker 9: As I looked through my wad about your left last night,
Speaker 9: I found that dress.
Speaker 10: I wore as the snice Parkinson it was green bottled
Speaker 10: green nets.
Speaker 4: My dear fellow, you've made a conquest, a distinct concreest.
Speaker 2: So Burston life go key. Indeed you know homes and
Speaker 2: the cases over. I think carbon Kratzof should be told
Speaker 2: to listen and he let that young fellow astray, even
Speaker 2: though damn they doesn't want to prosecute. I'm not sure
Speaker 2: that we shouldn't.
Speaker 4: What evidence would.
Speaker 2: We usea emerald?
Speaker 6: Of course, you seem to forget that the larger Duchess
Speaker 6: of Penfield has just left the room.
Speaker 2: What you mean to tell it again?
Speaker 4: Yes, Watson, I'm sure that our
Speaker 6: Evidence will shortly be reposing in that small room off
Speaker 6: her boudoir, and I have a strong feeling that not
Speaker 6: even your love for British justice will get you there
Speaker 6: again