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Dartmoor Prison isolated from the

outside world by walls of granite they

say you could get out of here by merely

telling what you're now you may or may

not be another Scotland Yard bloke but

I'll give you the same answer I gave the

others I still have two years eight

months and six days left in which to

make musical boxes

that'll be sold at auction for the

benefit of this delightful sanctuary

intend to serve move along so now we

come to the next object on our list or I

should say objects because there are

three of them

now ladies and gentlemen these can be

bought together or separately

now these beautiful little musical boxes

only arrived this morning and I didn't

intend to put them on the auction Goff

engine leg of it I'm going to sell them

now so good friends is our old pal mark

and he used to say lend me your ears and

what do you hear

right the beautiful thing took tinkle of

a musical box

what a lovely trinket what a beautiful

gift created and made by loving hands a

thing of beauty and utility I was going

to start with my family

it's a bargain five-pound why sealians

if the connoisseur in the house will go

ketones for two per 1 pound 10 shillings

yep

thank you ladies and gentlemen

tensioners is offered for a musical box

she wouldn't buy anywhere in London for

less than five pounds

it was stealing the Vertigo for 10

shillings by taking milk from a baby

alright be son of attention 10 shillings

10 shillings of attention is of

attention is offered then buddy give him

1 pound for every 1 pound come on

someone give me a pound a pound 1 pound

is over 1 pound is over ladies and

gentlemen one pound zombies against you

said you go to two pounds and got a two

pound sir

two pounds two pounds is upper two

pounds over going once twice turn the

last call

sold to the gentleman for two pounds

Sally my dear

now ladies and gentlemen comes the

opportunity to purchase an exact

duplicate of the beautiful little

musical box just bought by this

gentleman for the ridiculous low price

of two pounds ice exactly the same exact

design maybe the same ends here that

lovely I think you think you think you

think who sounds like Bob else to me you

know the Lionel's pulling on the rope

tree will give me two pounds for you

starting with two pounds for anybody

starting with two pounds

we are from Your Enthusiasm we might all

be in Scotland instead of London please

buy it for me daddy

two pounds certainly not we all might be

in Scotland besides I don't like his

manner 1 pound 10 shillings 1 pound 1

pound is ours when pound 1 pound often -

one count is off at doing 1 pound the

advance but once don't slice the third

in the last call

sold to the lady for 1 pound

smart bidding my dear thank you we come

to the third and last of these beautiful

little musical boxes exactly the same

thing to think from that lovely ladies

and gentlemen I don't bring you here to

Galia nor Swingle here this is the exact

replica of those two are just so before

we're closed but this is extremely

important come in sir coming if I'm

sorry to disturb you but I was

unfortunately delayed from arriving in

time to bid on certain articles which I

was rather anxious to obtain or perhaps

the world so sir we are carrying several

things over what why the articles bisa

at three identical musical boxes about

your watch

oh I'm sorry sir but they were sold but

you weren't here to bid on them they

didn't bring anything like the real

value I'm most anxious to obtain them I

wonder if your records would show who

the purchasers where oh we don't usually

give out that information

for certain shall we say sentimental

reasons I'm most anxious to get in touch

with purchasers I've been willing to pay

shall we say 5 pounds well for certain

sentimental reasons sir would be very

happy to oblige

Alfred today sales the three musical

boxes little boxes ah here we are

the first purchase for two pounds of mr.

Julian Emery 52 Portman Square right

this is dress it down Alfred the other

second didn't leave any name no no I'm

fortunate I think she's a dealer you see

they don't like us to know where the

things are going on account of the

profits you say the second purchaser was

a woman can you give me a description of

him oh she's a young woman

fairly

all the slender here's a light

complexion and dark here and and she was

wearing a gray suit don't remember

she probably runs a gift shop she paid

one pound you say she comes here fairly

frequently no I didn't say so

but she got said like is not she coming

on Thursday we have sales on Mondays and

Thursdays Oh Thunder your third box

the third Oh mr. William Kilgore 143 B

Hampton away for 10 shillings hmm quite

a drop from two pounds mr. Kilgore was a

Scotchman

thank you you must help uh-huh thank you

sir

and anytime you're passing dropping we

always have lovely things for sale

I'll car - yeah thank you I'll uh get

back Thursday

a message reached just too late

mystical boxes are being sold let's get

out of here someday you'll go too far

reaching for a star you fool

yet to fool me touch a star Colonel

Cavanaugh if he won't reach high enough

not possess it as you would the music

boxes they're been sold what a pity for

you my dear Colonel I said my fault of

the message reached it's only an hour

ago is it my fault that they were sold

she can't hold me responsible for that

hope for your sake you're right

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they will call upon you tonight at a

quarter to eight a gentleman who desires

to consult you upon a matter of the very

deepest moment remember that letter

Holmes

written over two years ago an

interesting case devilishly interesting

hmm Eenie adler as a striking living

woman from the brief glance ahead of her

seems only yesterday but then what a

mine sharp enough and brilliant enough

to outwit thee the great Sherlock Holmes

himself I take it the new issue of The

Strand Magazine is out containing

another of your slightly lurid tales

doesn't need and what do you call this

one I call it a scandal behaviour hmm

if you must record my exploits I do wish

you put less emphasis on the

melodramatic and more on the

intellectual issues involved what do you

mean by that well I do hope you've given

the woman a soul she had won you know by

the woman I suppose you mean Irene Adler

yes

nice lobbies remember as the woman

that's a little boy I haven't seen you

for years I want you to meet my old

friend Sherlock Holmes Holmes this is

stinky in other words Julian Emmerich

what's lose often spoken of you yeah yes

we were at school together

there's more years ago and I care to

remember but you didn't come in here

just remind me that no I just happen to

be in the neighborhood and saw your

lights burning so I took the liberty of

looking at still writing your mystery

stuff this is a new one out this week ha

ha

good I never miss him oh good thanks I

say that bandage makes you look pretty

interesting still poking your nose into

other people's business as usual who hit

you

I haven't the foggiest notion somebody

knocked me on the head in my own living

room and then proceeded to commit the

most EDI burger you ever heard out fella

must have been balmy as a coot Barney

why thank you

you like a cup of tea huh huh all right

I'll go and tell mrs. festerly

yeah why'd you say the robbery was

idiotic mr. Emery Oh simply for the fact

that with about 5,000 pounds worth of

musical boxes in my living room the

thief who I caught in the act made off

with wasn't even worth 5 pounds I gather

you're a collector of musical boxes yes

I have indeed some of them very

beautiful but not the one that was

stolen the thief evidently grabbed the

first thing that came to his hand when

he heard me coming into the room still

it's rather odd isn't it that having

disposed of you he didn't pick up

something more valuable mm-hmm well is

there anything unusual about the stolen

box oh darling it's all right I pitched

up in the South of France

Oh several years ago you say you have

many valuable music boxes yep a thief

made off with one that isn't worth 5

pounds

sounds like rather an intriguing little

problem yes well I take it that you just

no petty thief and didn't know the value

that is a possible explanation and yet I

venture to say but the average petty

thief has a more extensive knowledge of

a very objet d'art than the average

collector oh well anyway let's garden

the odds theory they didn't

very excited about it that's consistent

anyway I wonder if I might see your

collection mr. Emery hi course you could

yes

nothing that collector likes more than

showing off his trophies

every suit you no time like the present

I place it just round didn't Portman

Square shall we yes right hello tink he

hasn't had his tea it oh I'm sorry we're

going round to my place but I'm gonna

give you something better than tea now

this one was made to lure the 15th and

is one of the very few still in

existence from that period and the

particular fine specimen is dead

I'm afraid you have no ear for music

Watson's good old band playing a rousing

March you have all your sinners with

tweet-tweet stupid thing singing rabbit

hope you see off hand is the value of a

box like that this room it's hard to say

out here nice thing would bring about

five or six hundred pounds today it's

the gem of my collection if a thief who

steals an oddity like a musical box

passes up one worth five hundred pounds

for one of almost no value at all on

lily guard over the stolen box rack mr.

Emery oh just a plain wooden box about

so big as a matter of fact I have one

over here almost exactly like it I

picked this up yesterday at an auction

room in Knightsbridge paid only two

pounds for it because I wouldn't have

the ordinary Edward like this to my

collection but the the tuning treatment

I never heard it before you have a

remarkable ear for music him rather than

unusual melodies you downloaded thanks

you see what that box is an auction sale

yesterday yes the Gaylord auction rooms

in nice Ridge run by old what's-his-name

Crabtree that's men the what time is the

robbery committed it well but see your

talk this morning

you know mr. M read that box in the

robbery might well be cause and effect

especially since you say that the stolen

box iPod Lee resembles this one a great

deal and Scotland Yard were not

particularly interested in oh yes with

that I wouldn't blame for that

especially as I told him I was quite

unable to describe the thief except of

course for the fact that it was

definitely a man all you remember is

that he came in here and someone struck

you on the head yes next thing I knew my

men was trying to revive me you might be

wise for you to put that box away

snowman look it up oh I don't think

that's necessary besides everything's

insured

well at least too many failed attempts

at robbery I made I'd suggest that you

call the police now I've been running

into any personal danger

oh come homes aren't you being a bit of

an alarmist possibly mr. gray old stinky

seems to me you are making rather

mountain out of a molehill molehill is

the word oh boy and it's time you were

in bed understand why you were so

mysterious seems to me the pity of he've

explanation was the only sensible one

really I can't see how you can leave it

with anyone else I didn't say I believed

it to be anything else the theory is the

obvious one I grant you however it's

often a mistake to accept something is

true merely because it's obvious the

truth is only arrived at by the

painstaking process of eliminating the

untruth we are not able to do that in

this case not further data rubbish

you're pulling my leg they are trying to

turn a tough no hate no robbery into an

Internet

plot no I'm not I just hope that your

friend stinky has a little more cautious

in the future just in case yeah yeah

Jorgen Emre here whoo hey

because I remember ago versus got me

yeah yes you're the one bright spot that

they're affording the dollar pair of

little senses huh God's isn't too late

Koran yes I should be delighted to give

you a drink I tell you what come

straight up and I'll leave the door on

it all right well 15 minutes good I

should be counting each one no I mean

that ready right

he startles me every day must be the

pixi in me I know I shouldn't have

called you so late but I was at a party

just around the corner and I remembered

your invitation to see your collection

of musical boxes idea was this Courtney

pleasures all the greater for beings

that are unexpected my friends call me

Hilda

thanks man called me stinky wonderful

collection of musical boxes you know

when you told me you had a collection

I'd know I did we're so attractive yes

they appeal to the ear as well as to the

eye

oh what a plain little one wow it looks

just like a country cousin amid all this

grand underestimate the country cousin

only last night a burglar broke in yeah

and with all these to choose from on top

of one big must like it

really yes I don't mind the last of the

buck so much but I do resent this crack

on the scallops but it makes you look so

interesting though do you think that's a

little Fetzer said better I mean dr.

Watson he was here this evening with a

friend mr. Holmes he's interested in my

collection too Sherlock Holmes yes you

know him

I've heard of him yes he seems to think

I'm in some sort of a danger but a

haunting tune it takes me right back to

my childhood you hid me Jane eyes how

did you should be interested in that

particular musical box hard

why kill mr. Holmes is also interested

in it he may have been more interested

in the tune than in the box

thank you yes right I remember now

she crystal did note for note having

heard it only once really

he must be a remarkable man it's

business' loud mr. Vieau asked me don't

you believe in warnings does that food

want a box like that I would

you're not seeing how good I am how do

you put me in a very awkward position

I'm a collector unit and the collector

buys but never sell but if the price

were high enough price has nothing to do

with it it's the principle of the thing

yes well we haven't had a dream no

thanks I must beginning along that's you

really I'm afraid so

you're not walking out on me are you

my reputation stinky I say you know you

are attractive woman thank

you poor I told you to wait outside

what did you have to kill him for all I

had to do was walk out with this he held

you in his arms

don't touch him don't touch anything now

get out I'm sorry you're sorry what

about me this is murder

what about Scotland Yard what about

Sherlock Holmes now get out

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did you get it good did you have any

trouble with him just a matter of murder

ah mr. Holmes Hopkins

thanks for coming so promptly Inspector

Lestrade suggested that I call through

toriel mr. Emery was the clown too mr.

Holmes inspector

N'Diaye who didn't mention that when I

telephoned you mr. Holmes well not

exactly a client inspector

dajin Thompson he was killed between the

hours of 11:00 and 2:00 o'clock this

morning mr. Holmes must have been

someone he knew or someone of whom he

had no suspicion poor stinky it's all my

fault

I should have prevented this well it's

no time to start talking about that now

doctor apparently it's gone that's the

second attempt on the musical box that

Emory bought the auction sale and this

time it was successful what's a box is

that it worth two pounds there's worth a

man's life Watson I think we've been up

here visit the Gaylords auction room and

that fella Crabtree inspect I mean I

suggest that you make a complete search

of this flat for small plain musical box

about that size thank you

come on Watson you say the first box

went to mr. Julian Emery secondly mr.

kilgore 1:43 be Hampton way and the

third to the unidentified young lady who

presumably has a shop and lives near

Golders Green

that's right mr. Holmes isn't it rather

strange mr. Crabtree it used have had

three identical musical boxes all

playing the same tune where they come

from Dartmoor Prison Dartmoor Hill we

got a regular shipment from there every

month the inmates manufactured them well

they make all kinds of things you know

pipe racks waste paper baskets musical

Bob did you happen to notice if anyone

showed any particular interest during

the auction and the purchases of these

three boxes oh come now mr. Crabtree

this is very literally a matter of life

and death or since you put it that way

mr. Holmes

there was a gentleman came in here about

an hour after closing khamenei was in an

awful state he was he came to five past

ten and with a box of Gaunt we said they

had a sentimental value for him sure

expensive sentiment can you describe him

was tall distinguished looking in the

head

right here in moustache was quite a

gentleman sir now what was his reaction

when you were unable to supply him with

the address of the young lady run the

shop I told him the young lady usually

come back on Thursday he said he'd come

back on Thursday no that's tomorrow

Thank You mr. Crabtree you've been very

helpful

thank you come on Watson where are we

going now oh well my mr. Kilgore and

then about the third box

but hang it all homes how do you know

those other two musical boxes are very

important I don't but I certainly have

no intention of waiting till the owners

of murder to find out know wanna dome I

hope that's the explanation well have a

look through this window doesn't seem to

be anyone there no place seems deserted

as far as I can see

yes mister mrs. Kilgore home know when

to expect them I'll win a now result

there's no use your hanging about they

don't buy nothing from peddlers peddler

my good woman mr. Sherlock Holmes

Sherlock go on you mind if I come in and

wait hmm my business is rather urgent

I've got to go out and do my shopping

and I don't know as mrs. Kilgore like

any strangers knows than a bath quite

all right I assure you well I've got to

be off it's a white in the parlor and no

smoking either mrs. Kilgore sir that

smells up the house funny old girl hmm

chuckling pop climbing and what would

the like so you'll be doing in Park line

now don't worry about the Fed ducky if

you're knows how to get to park line

outfit you know homes I've been thinking

there must have been something hidden in

that box no stink is stolen jewelry

possibly what's up homes

listen which is a steam in the water

pipes

he tied me up and shut me in the

cupboard I know I know she won't come

back you can show how your new musical

box

nobody will buy you a new musical box

yes but they're the best fun in London

what you know oh what a fool

what do you mean Holmes she took the

musical box after this unless I meant

Market Basket right under our very noses

why could you really kill God trav woman

want to take the music box she isn't the

killer child woman she's a consumer

actress extremely clever unscrupulous

woman will stop at nothing

take care of the child will it waffle

Angela till our parents get back

explaining everything to them Holmes

where are you going somewhere somehow I

must get to the young lady who bought

that third musical box before our

opponents find out I only hope that I

won't be too late

oh darling you you mustn't cry anymore

cheer up would you would you like to

hear all uncle make a noise like a duck

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and now ladies and gentlemen how much of

my offered for this beautiful lace

Dresden China figurine a lady of the

French Court now this is the genuine

article

what a beautiful ornament for your

mantelpiece or you could use it as a

centerpiece on the dining room table now

will somebody stop me for 10 pounds

somebody start me for 10 pounds 8 pounds

7 all right 5 5 pounds is off at 5

pounds off at 5 pounds of it 5 pounds 10

5 pounds 15 5 pound fifty six pounds off

at 6 pounds 6 pounds going once going

twice

the third the last call the order sort

of a different Rickman for 6 pounds next

we have a real museum piece ladies and

gentlemen a fine 19th century doll the

costume an exact replica of the holiday

clothes worn by the Hungarian peasant

women and ladies and gentlemen an

article like this from custom 15 to 20

pounds in a West End shop I'm not going

to ask you anything like that

we'll give me two pounds for it two

pounds everybody every two pounds two

pounds bank they are a super one that

what anybody give me one pound anybody

offer me one pound for the dollar what

one pound is over ladies and gentlemen

pound it offered now I'm not going to

waste your valuable time or mine in

trying to get one half of what this

beautiful doll is worth if the young

lady conceals a 1 pound that's her good

fortune so it's going once he's going

twice the third and last call anymore so

to the young lady for 1 pound and now

ladies and gentlemen may I draw your

attention to something which may be a

great surprise to you worthy of any

collection the only other one like is in

the British Museum

it's a Ming balls of the seventh dynasty

this balls lay in a large collection

somewhere outside Rome for over two

centuries I understand it was discovered

there by the noted antiquarian sir

andrew cobblestone now some of you may

remember sir andrew cobblestone besides

being a noted several an antiquarian

he's also a gentleman writer

a girl with a parcel in my hands at her

are you sure that's the girl she fits

perfectly the auctioneer's description

follower Hameed

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it's lovely dear

and only one pound we can get at least

three for it easily I'll go make some D

I could do with a cup right good

afternoon good afternoon I'm looking for

a birthday gift for a seven-year-old

girl what would you suggest we have some

lovely dolls now this Hungarian I think

she has enough dolls already books are

always welcome well I'm looking for

something a little different

well that's really cute what is it well

that's a musical box children always

love them this is an exceptionally nice

one it plays many Tunes have you any

others yes if you'll just get this way I

have only to lift how nice are you sure

this is all your hair I'm sorry

I rather hard to find you know that's an

entire allotment I did have one other

but I sold it earlier this afternoon but

it was only a plain wooden one it

wouldn't have been a very nice gift for

a child really do you happen to know the

purchaser was wait yes he left his card

just in case anyone should inquire for

him

how interesting I'm sorry but I'm afraid

I'll have to look a bit further thank

you anyway good afternoon thank you

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heavy

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all of that cat here now

Scotland Yard poppy

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Sherlock Holmes I might have known we

thought we were the hunters instead of

which were they hunted they've been

fooled we played right into his hands of

course he's got us followed don't look

the man in front of the toy shop huh me

turn sharp right at the next corner and

again at the next

no photograph how about Commissioner as

I expected she's not a known criminal

how do you expect to know if you do find

her I thought she was disguised as a

charwoman nobody awful huh I ever see it

again I'll recognize her well it won't

be long till we know who they are and

from where they operate who's covering

them sergeant Thompson's following

concern they won't get away from him

he's a good man he could have arrested

them at kibbutz toy shop if he had any

proof but we know that they killed em

rat

proof my tip hello we must have proof

we've x-rayed her sir there's nothing

whatever concealed in the box we'll have

a look at the place hmm there must be

some clue and it's probably be so

obvious that we've all overlooked it

seems to me we're up against a bunch of

lunatic not lunatics My dear fellow

extremely astute cold-blooded murderers

what can these little musical boxes

having them as so important don't forget

they were made in Dartmoor Prison you

can smuggle stuff into prison but not

out you want us to break the box apart

sir to see if there's anything the x-ray

hasn't caught no not yet

do you mind if I take it certainly

Thanks

the governor of Dartmoor Prison informed

us sir non sir to mr. Holmes question

that all three musical boxes were made

by the same convict John Davidson seven

a seven-year term sir

Davidson the Bank of England plates

that'll be all yes sir now we're getting

somewhere

if wait a minute how did you know about

the plates mr. Holmes I'm a student of

crime inspector I make my business to

know about such things and when the name

of Davidson was mentioned well who is is

full of Davidson as long as mr. Holmes

seems to know all about it already I

suppose there's no harm in telling you

two years ago in London that occurred of

robbery of such tremendous importance

although the stolen articles himself

have no intrinsic value whatsoever that

the Home Secretary was instrumental in

seeing that not a word of it appeared in

any newspaper but you never told me

anything about this house you were away

at the time articles of no intrinsic

value in it of such importance I don't

understand Davidson was apprehended

within 15 minutes committing the theft

but by that time he'd hidden the

articles in question and they've yet to

be found before going further dr. Watson

I must inform you that this matters not

to be mentioned outside of this room do

I look like a man who'd gossip it's not

going to that now or ever shall we

Davidson have been employed for years in

a position of extreme trust by the

engravings department of the Bank of

England the articles he stole were

nothing less than a complete duplicate

set of plates for printing five-pound

notes what the Bank of England's own

plate precisely and with those plates a

gang of crooks could flood England with

five-pound notes not forged in the usual

sense of the word but notes undetectable

from genuine Bank of England notes in

any way whatsoever good heavens

any whisper at all might have resulted

in enormous damage in shaking public

confidence in the Treasury we tried

everything after we arrested Davidson

offered him a shorter sentence if he

tell us where he'd hidden the plates why

we even put in Scotland Yard men with

him as cellmates but no results

obviously Davidson a man of strong

character and infinite patience yet

suddenly he feels impelled to smuggle

out the secret

the hiding place of the plates to his

Confederates why I don't understand mr.

Holmes well for example as the Bank of

England made any plans to radically

change the design of the five-pound note

so they didn't say seven years from now

notes made from the stolen plates would

be worthless

confidentially mr. Holmes such a move

was discussed but replacing all the

five-pound notes in circulation would be

such a Herculean task that nothing's

been done about it as yet I see of

course there is another possible

explanation

Davidson didn't have much time to find a

hiding place before he was captured he

may be afraid that the plates will be

accidentally discovered before he's

released hence his anxiety to

communicate their whereabouts to his

confederates as soon as possible I

believe you've hit it mr. Holmes I'm

sure that the message is contained in

this musical box or rather in all three

musical boxes since possession of all

three seems to be essential our

opponents have two thirds of a puzzle we

have one third Oh what are you gonna do

Holmes try to deduce the message from

the one third that we have

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it's the same tune as the one played by

Emory's musical box yet it's different

sounds are same to me the tune somehow

that tune is the key to the mystery it

must be the children otherwise why use

three musical boxes to convey the

message why not color boxes or shoe

boxes yes oh it's for you inspector oh

thank you sir inspector Hopkins speaking

what well

Builders green station reports they've

just found sergeant Thompson's body from

the tire marks on his clothes he was

apparently run over by a taxi what an

unfortunate accident not an accident My

dear fellow I'm afraid it's murder down

a busy London Street mrs. Hawkins mrs.

Brown any subject of the crowd oh you

never know just how you're going to me

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and just in case you meet an ID on the

strand girls will beat you're kinda

sweet and you die you will be complete

never know just who you're going to meet

no gentleman is judged by his appearance

yes a gentleman is judged by how he

talks

now he's much better off when he sweated

like a tough especially if he's taking

him a walk what on earth is a Landis

place our rendezvous factors actor

buskers oh boy you've seen him a

thousand times actors who aren't in the

queues waiting outside theaters

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blimey

mr. ohms are you Joe never patent and

yourself fine thank you

I want you to meet a friend of mine dr.

Watson Joe Sisto oh well any friend of

Mr Elms is a friend of mine Oh Joe he

did me a good turn once that I'll never

forget

yes my Claire Java most unpleasant

charge Millie did no less uh-huh by

proving to the satisfaction of the

police that he was busy at the time

blowing open someone's safe that's right

get it

hi Joe well now you can help me come on

come on Lapierre stop it

can't a gentleman have some peace and

quiet around here ndo - yeah yeah miss

Elms now we can have some peace and

quiet around here

thank you Joe there's five pounds of

this for you well I wouldn't want to

take it on meself sit but I can get

somebody to do it for you fall for that

you don't know what the job is yet for

five pounds murder ain't it what no

you're not murder just to music I want

you to identify a song for me

oh there ain't a song that's been

written that I don't know that's why

can't you know cos the violin is more my

instrument but oh well here we go now

listen to this joke

wait a minute you're playing that wrong

that should be natural not a flat you

know the song oh yes it's no loss

trading song called

the swagman what you're playing it all

wrong

that's what I hoped you'd say now listen

again Joe that's the same tune all right

but you're making different mistakes

than you did the first time no not

mistakes Joe call them variations yeah

play the song for me will await written

oh yeah thank you Joe what's it mean

Holmes you under something perhaps I

don't know yet it's probably a code of

some sort Joe could you write the song

down for me the way it was originally

written

oh sure ah miss Downes but it'll take a

few minutes mm-hmm yeah Nadel hey Layla

come on hop to it

long with it

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well obviously it isn't the lyrics no

combination of those words made any

sense at all the variations in the way

Emily's Musical Box paper tune are

different from the variations on one we

have sure quite is he had took the

trouble to memorize the tuners played by

Emory's box that night we will live in a

sweat

oh you amaze me elementary my dear

fellow one of the first principles in

solving crime is never to disregard

anything no matter how trivial while the

three boxes why not one because the

message was obviously too long to be

conveyed by any one variation then

there's the third box the one that woman

took from the Kilgore's that contains

get another set of variations do it's

all beyond me well all we have to do now

is to find the secret of the variations

not a very easy problem to solve many

fellow

hello what's up we've had company say

this is outrageous ask mrs. Hudson

coming here we'll all right

mrs. Hudson

yes oh they were will you come up here

once please coming sir

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yes him me mr. Holmes what has happened

who called while we were at mrs. Hudson

just a young lady the one who said you

wanted to wait for you and a nice little

no gentlemen now friends again Watson

friends what are the young lady look

like well I couldn't see her face she

had a heavy black veil on but she had

such a nice way with her oh I'm sorry

mr. Holmes I've had done anything wrong

but you did see her eye she dog was like

clients come in and wait for you

not well a mrs. Hudson don't worry you

had no way of knowing it's quite alright

quite alright now don't worry mrs.

Hudson don't worry we're nurse musical

box

they didn't get it get it where is it

it's in your hand huh and that biscuit

jar lick the biscuits off the top now

put your hand inside and you'll find the

music box

well done Holmes

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ooh nice fresh smell I could pop off for

closing time how's it Holmes all right

it's morning allow me to congratulate

you on a brilliant bit of deduction it's

not a transposition on a polygraph

transposition of a trigraph or any known

form of decoding about the Morse code

have you tried that yes at about 3

o'clock this morning I'm sorry oh man I

was gonna try to help not again

mr. Hurd that thing a thousand times can

be awake all night

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not a very distinguished conversation I

grant you know perfectly well I don't

know one tune from the other when I was

a kid my people try to have me taught

the piano I was felt sorry for that old

teacher of mine the poor old girl

finally reached the point of numbing of

the keys for me one two three four even

then I I never progressed beyond

numbering the keys Watson the nineteenth

key of the keyboard is the nineteenth

letter of the alphabet yes yeah first

altered note right yes first now the

eighth key is H v ki e the twelfth key L

the sixth key F shelf your piano lessons

but nothing they know fellow you've

solved it thank you

oh thanks open Oh we now have two thirds

of a message behind books third shall

secretary doctor yes presumably these

are the first and second portions of the

message and this gang has the first and

third parts of it precisely in it's a

stalemate yes commissioner but we can't

leave it like that there's no doubt in

my mind that they will try to secure our

third of the message that's missing but

I assume you've taken every precaution

to guard the Clifford music oh yes it's

carefully hitting at Baker Street with

dr. Watson on guard however I'm

reasonably certain that difficult as it

may be we can find the plates

even without the missing part of the

message if behind books third shelf

secretary dr. s and outside of the fact

that Davidson hid the Bank of England

plates somewhere in London mr. Holmes I

don't see that we progressed at all

allow me to point out you sir the key

words dr. s it looks as if the plates

were hidden them how's the doctor where

the S stands for his first or last

initial remains to be determined by

process of elimination

crooler must be 10,000 doctors in London

with

for a first or last initial precisely

and every one of them will have to be

questioned in person that's why I say

this is a task for Scotland Yard it's a

task alright

but Scotland Yard has searched worse

haystacks and found a needle well the

time being I'll leave the map in your

hand gentlemen we'll call you if and

when we get a lead on our mysterious dr.

s thank you

meantime I intend to follow up a little

clue concerning a cigarette hmm you're a

certain of the identification of the

tobacco absolutely I have made up the

special blend for only three customers

it is almost pure Egyptian mm-hmm with

admixture of Latakia for added body and

a pinch of Parikh nearly a whisper as

one might say for elusive freak

yes yes and the young the three

customers major Wilson in Bombay India

mm-hmm mrs. Katherine Leamington Smith

in Ireland

yes I'm third mrs. Hill there Courtney

of Park mansions Bryanston square thank

you thank you very much you've been most

helpful

tis a pleasure to have been of service

mr. Holmes

yes mrs. cockney yes my name is Sherlock

Holmes do come in thank you

I've heard of you of course mr. Holmes I

believe we have a mutual friend in Sir

Edward Brookdale he spoke with me of

you're quite often need and - what good

fortune Meier deaded for this visit I

think you know mrs. got me oh well I I

did get a summons for speeding last week

but outside of that I don't become of

any interest to the police

oh come now mrs. Courtney you seem to

forget that you and I have met before

I am sorry I'm sure I would have

remembered meeting the great Sherlock

Holmes please sit down

thank you you say we met before yes at

the home of mr. and mrs. Kilgore 1:43 be

Hampton Road Kilgore I don't think I

know anyone of that name

why didn't say you knew them it's a

matter of fact you called on them when

they were out I don't understand mr.

homn really and you were dressed rather

differently indeed

cigarette thank you

thank you you know mrs. cotton aid

people generally forget in assuming a

disguise but the shape of the ear is nor

most infallible means of recognition and

identification to the trained eye

evidently you've mistaken me for someone

else

oh no not at all though naturally I

expected your denial but when you paid

your visit to my rooms of Baker Street

you can say left behind another

identification yeah identical out there

yes I must admit they are you see mr.

Holmes to catch one as clever as you I

had to use a very special door I knew

you'd be unable to resist the bait of my

cigarette

having read with great interest your

monograph on the ashes are a hundred and

forty different varieties of tobacco I

should advise you not to move mr. Holmes

I must congratulate you on your

ingenuity mrs. Courtney was indeed a

brilliantly designed trap Thank You mr.

Holmes praise from a master is indeed

gratifying I shall always cherish the

memory of your flattering words memory

precisely I'm afraid these gentlemen of

a most regrettable task to perform

unless of course you care to turn over

the missing musical box with your pledge

to take no action against us in the

future I'm afraid that will be

impossible I thought that would be your

answer

huh Mead careful careful

there's no need to be unnecessarily

rough with our distinguished guests you

realize mr. Holmes that your demise will

not take place share the corpus delicti

you know no naturally

shall we go

so fearfully awkward having a dead body

lying about don't you agree mr. Holmes

another dead body should be way too

heavily on your conscience mrs. Courtney

you mind if I have a cigarette don't see

why not

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he careful huh meet mr. brakes they bind

Thank You peril Cavanaugh it's very

considerate of you

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you'll be happy to know mr. Holmes that

your death will be a painless one I need

attach this to the murder of the taxi

that little attachment my dear mr.

Holmes contains the deadly fluid known

as mallow suffering the Germans used

with gratifying results in removing

their undesired stop the murder

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tape his mouth

now up with him Hameed

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you'll find yourself like Mohammed

scoffing mr. Holmes suspended between

heaven

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20 of the fuel in the tank good it would

be too bad to have anything go wrong

through so simple an oversight

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good afternoon mr. Sherlock Holmes no

I'm dr. Watson of course dr. Watson how

stupid of me Oh stupid of me won't you

come in well I I really came to see mr.

Holmes oh I'm afraid he's out I don't

know will you be back

tup says something I can do won't you

sit down thank you

you know Sherlock Holmes and I have been

engaged on it on a great many cases yes

indeed

the matter of fact this very moment

we're involved in in one of the most

baffling oh won't you tell me your

trouble now I may be able to help you

that's very kind of you dr. Watson

perhaps if I wouldn't be imposing too

much imposing pleasure I assure you tell

me all about it mister miss Williams

I live in sorry dr. Watson and I've come

to London in sheer desperation my only

sisters disappeared my local police

seemed utterly unable to find her well

Holmes and I solved the case exactly

like that once very interesting as far

as I remember I call it the adventure of

the solitary scientists oh sorry come to

think of it wasn't a very similar Karla

different I think I was saying where

were we she's only 17 dr. Watson until

she disappeared last Thursday she seemed

to be in the best of spirits possibly a

romantic entanglement oh no no nothing

of the sort

she left no no didn't even pack a bag no

explanation she just started to walk to

the village from our house in broad

daylight and simply vanished from the

face of view Oh might I have a glass of

water she's beautiful

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yeah you are my dear thank you dr.

Watson

and I know you're not to cry anymore he

was pull yourself together I feel much

better already knowing that you're going

to help me dr. Watson look

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get through the fog a haven't you a fire

extinguisher

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don't you worry miss Williams we'll have

this thing out in no time there was no

need for the fire brigade after all I

hope you worked to frighten miss

Williams huh gone

that's a trouble woman they always lose

their heads an emergency

Musical Box Great Scott

miss Williams

well good in homes by now mr. Holmes as

no doubt exchanged his violin for a harp

I was assuming that heaven is his

destination no that we have a missing

musical box nineteenth note he hasn't

been oh you say homes where enough have

you been I've been trying to get you the

club at Scotland Yard all over London

looking for me in the wrong places

terrible things happened I've been duped

that woman she made a complete fool of

it what do you mean

well she came here let off a smoke bomb

I thought the whole place was on fire my

first thought mr. to save the Musical

Box I need to say anymore she has the

box no no no blame yourself too much or

follow just an extremely clever

antagonist smoke bomb you said well you

can concern yourself with a thought that

your charming friend is at least a

reader of yours what do you mean if I

remember correctly you wrote about my

little experiment with smoke in the

crime fire and the story you entitled a

scandal in Bohemia which is just

appeared in the Strand Magazine oh I

don't know boy rub it in but I may tell

you up to know that you made a fool of

me too ah

that cigarettes done was planted here

for one express purpose

you're gonna bandaging around this brace

Fairland you what's the matter Holmes

look hurt explanations we'll have to

wait until later at the moment we're

faced with a problem which I fear is

insurmountable come over here over below

right

not opponents they're in possession of

all three parts of the code and here a

wee while the Bank of England plates

pass into their possession cheer up all

furniture up there's dr. Samuel Johnson

once said there's no problem the mind of

man can set that the mind of man cannot

solve was that overall I just couldn't

dr. Samuel Johnson he said there is no

Watson thank you hmm leaving the front

reception room we come into the main

hall where dr. Johnson was in the habit

of passing through to had his meager

meals in the dining of opposite in

company with his friend and biographer

James gospel we will now pass up the

stairway which remains in its natural

wood finish just as he was when the good

doctor was here the frame ditching on

the wall is believed to be presented to

dr. Johnson by the distinguished painter

Sir Joshua Reynolds

I'd be told here that that picture is

given in by mrs. three and it's

definitely not her Reynolds is that

important my dear oh I'm sorry this way

ladies and gentlemen please this way

move along children

move along the secretary is not on this

floor patients I made I have a feeling

my dear colonel now Sherlock Holmes out

of the way what could go wrong

and here we have the Garrett library in

which dr. Johnson wrote his famous

dictionary and in which you will see

also many of the Batemans books and

other items of interest step forward a

dozen temple B step forward standing in

the corner is the secretary which

contains many of the original works by

the literary genius

on this table dr. Johnson's Kat Hodge

used to sleep while his master worked a

strange thing about this cat ladies and

gentlemen was his love of oysters they

do say that the dear doctor often went

hungry to find the cat that delicacy or

pity hmm

now we will visit the grain room which

is immediately below us in which you

will see the very bed in which dr.

Johnson died what did he die off gout

just gout

this way ladies and gentlemen mind the

steps please

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no keys

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third shelf up

goodnight gentlemen

the Bank of England plates well mrs.

Courtney so we meet again no I shouldn't

do that if I were you colonel captain ah

I must congratulate you mr. Holmes

you're far more clever than I thought

thank you mrs. Gordon a phrase from you

is indeed gratifying I'll always cherish

the memory your flattering words memory

oh thank you and now I have a most

regrettable task to perform Holmes you

all right

perfectly thank you all fellow but I

think this gentleman on the floor

requires some medical attention we will

see that he looks his best to know when

he's hanged take them in charge

a brilliant antagonist

it's a pity her talents were so

misdirected

will you see that these plates are

returned to the Bank of England

inspector I still don't understand how

you solved it mr. Howe it's entirely due

to dr. Watson he gave me the clue when

he mentioned dr. Samuel Johnson well

congratulations doctor oh thank you sir

I don't think I might have done it

entirely that mr. Holmes has helped you

know

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