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The Secret Weapon. One of the

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fourteen movies in which Basal Rathbone

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Weapon. Story. Basal Rathbone and

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Nigel Bruce. At. One thousand and

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. In

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go under your command. Oh.

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So.

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You'd get Roman look like educated

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been a good taste. I get

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somewhere old. First decisions. Was

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all that is that bothering us? I'm interested

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in these books. Like

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bit. Now

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here are the compete that at

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the Hague: Shakespeare and Old German

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I. Removed.

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My oldest. Daughter

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to be just a across the border before

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goal but we have had orders not to

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break into his house and the hijab hasn't

1:56

been outside and weeks if you have avenged

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notably this it's like that. Kevin,

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If we can't break him, he

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won't come out. In

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the feel I need something as basic as

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he needs to be. Bomb Site is. That

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the to be less interested in my

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safety for use. You see my thoughts

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speakers in. He believes a comparable Sam.

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Know gentlemen, the price is much too low.

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I could not put the distance away a

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book with such a price. Of

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it induces of the debate to com and a bit too

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much shop. It's the best the early be. Arrested

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in. A rail or

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sip of. Be smart people. That

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voted I just said with i'm

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based in the displacement of his

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right to take doctor for been

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from and our very eyes yes

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indicates to be something amateur detectives

2:50

his name is homes or sex

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or from such which is never

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escape from Switzerland the life of

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quick it me to another few.

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And what's from a signal from doctor

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Completion do with gentlemen promised to buy

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a bunch of my book. I told

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her no A Boston following us are

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not surprised to find. All

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these I. Know how

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can I know from my home

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and only old found out what

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was a very bad time. Added

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sense of. Style.

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For some. Of

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and. Earth's Axis

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Powers from Elements com yourself

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my they have run into

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short time. There will be

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only one language. Good

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evening. After travails, I have

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some very interesting sanctity books.

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I thought you might like

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to see them coming. Sensing.

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The house pretty typical has a

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motor and ourselves. As

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well as a show about bomb sides of the

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fuel. Whether this homes schools, I. Am.

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I I'm sorry or four months every

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move I have made us been watched.

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I am not a coward Mr. Hollande ever

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watch right? I'm off to my Phantoms which

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were forcibly across the German border and wasn't

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we wait here doing nothing like breast and

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across some yourself. My give us to talk

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else is not only escape that, that's what

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we should also take the two years away

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with this. But

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all. The

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for six years ago bomb site fit

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inside the fumbles tones. Although I must

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confess that I side of the thought

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of disempowering a complete set Charles Dickens.

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Ah, but you can't hide me. And

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I have a book myself. Hello! I'm

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sorry that my good friend Dr. Watson

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is easier to explain to my preparations.

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Another fifty. Seven

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at a party? Call my servants.

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heavens yes but tonight they assume

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euros that percent doctor turbo and

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our old friend of a killer

5:48

homes it is so simple as

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the obvious obvious be assembled but

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now when was the seventh and

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attacks It's

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going to be dangerous and

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scary. It's going to be

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so hard that you want to go back. And

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giving in, it's not an option.

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We've got to start our way. Your

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family, they're not in the way. They

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are the way. It's

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a lot to live out your dream. Hard work

6:55

and... I've got to find. Your

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dream is to be like you. You're

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my hero. Are

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y'all from England? Australia.

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Australia. I wish I had an accent.

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It's a lot of people. Stay

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on the attic approving excellent cars. And

7:31

the kitchenable has been fooled. Please,

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play. Her

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servants are leading them into the next street. What

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will happen to me, Stepan and Elie? I've

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taken care of that. The

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way is clear. Come on, quick. You

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know what takes a Nazi's own car? One

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must have that one, sir. self-taught hands. Think

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you made them believe you're a harmless old bookseller?

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Yes, I've always felt that a fellow knowledge of

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the classics might come in handy. But

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how can we get across the border? And through

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France? There's no need to get across. There's

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no moment to rile our force famous waiting for us at

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the secret landing place. How

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long before we arrive in London? In a

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very few minutes. We're passing over Dover now. Thank

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you. I

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hope you'll have to get used to our London records, Dr. Tobel. Dr.

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Watson's. Very untiny fellow. What are

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we going to do with these? A problem

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of the most elementary nature, my dear Dr. Tobel. You

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are going to keep them here. I

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have always believed in the theory. Originally

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projected by Edgar and Poe, the American writer. But

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the best place to hide anything is

10:17

where everyone can see it. Yes, but,

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uh, you will remember no doubt in

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Poe's story, the furloughed letter. And

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the missive in question was

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always in plain view. Hands

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up, gentlemen. Scutted

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yards, quick. Oh,

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my goodness. Good

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evening, Mrs. H Why,

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it's Mr. Holmes. Holmes. Hello,

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Watson, I'm fellow. It's good to see you again.

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Telephone. Who? Who do you

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want? Oh, yes, your Scotland Yard. I'm afraid there's been a

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little mistake. Well, you didn't get angry. We all make mistakes

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at times. What? Well, if we didn't, you'd be out

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of a job. Dr. Cobell, this is my friend of a friend of mine. I'm sorry. I'm

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sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.

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I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm

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sorry. I'm sorry. I'm

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sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm

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sorry. I'm sorry. I'm sorry. I'm

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sorry. This is my friend and

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associate, and as you may have observed, my watchdog,

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Dr. Watson. How do you do, sir? How do you do?

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Dr. Cobell and I flew in from Zurich this evening. You can

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put that thing away now, Watson. Dr.

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Cobell. A war

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over massing on the quest for physics in 1939. My

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dear Watson, there is only one Dr. Cobell. Without

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Mr. Holmes, there would have been no Dr. Cobell, I

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am afraid. But I thought you were living

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in America, sir. I have been working

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in Switzerland for the past two years. And Holmes got

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you out? In the nick of time. There was not

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a point he overlooked. Every

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contingency was foreseen and provided for.

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It was magnificent. Thank you, Doctor.

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The problem is not without its insight. Interesting

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points. Is there anything you would like, Mr. Holmes?

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Oh, thank you, Mrs. Hudson. You can go to

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bed now. You gave me an awful freight dress like

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that. Well, good night, sir.

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She's quite right. You can't blame me for jumping to

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the conclusion that I did. He looked

12:14

like a broken-down musician. Holmes,

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why didn't you take your fiddle with her? I

12:19

never did think much of this dressing-up business. It

12:21

was necessary, I assure you. The Gestapo was close

12:23

in our heels. Oh, really? Mrs.

12:26

Sherlock Holmes. I want to

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speak to Sir Reginald Bailey, please. Reginald Bailey? Is

12:31

that the fellow play to Raza for Black Heave? Yes,

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Watson. Oh. Hello, Sir

12:35

Reginald. Holmes speaking. Yes,

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from Baker Street. I have Dr. Tobel

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with me. Oh,

12:42

thank you. Very

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well done. I'll meet you in half an hour. There

12:48

must be no delay. I'll arrange with Sir Reginald to have

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the test tomorrow morning. I suggest

12:52

that only Cabinet ministers and your best aviation experts

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be present. Naturally. Watson, I leave Dr. Tobel in

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your care. Give him a sedative. This has been

12:59

a strenuous business, and he has a long day

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ahead of him again tomorrow. Certainly, Holmes. Of course.

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This will sleep in my bedroom. I'll keep watch.

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Till you return. Thank you. It is not necessary

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to guard me. I am quite safe now. Safe,

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Dr. Tobel? I shouldn't

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count on it for a second. But, Mr. Holmes- A

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great deal may depend on your safety. And

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the enemy understands that just as well as we do. Good

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night. We'll

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return with the Sherlock Holmes adventure, the

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secret weapon went after these sponsor messages.

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And now, back to our story. Keep

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an eye out, Watson. Yes, of course. A

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couple of these, and you'll sleep peacefully through a

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blitz. Thank you. You better start undressing at once,

13:44

or you'll find yourself fast asleep in the middle

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of taking off your trousers. Well,

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I'll sit over here and keep an eye on things. Well,

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by the way, if you're nervous, call

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out. Good night,

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Doctor. Good night, Doctor. Oh,

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funny. I'm going to say the same thing. I'll send you

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back a different night, Doctor. Good night,

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Doctor. And

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that's it. I'm

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tired of all the homes. Wait

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a moment. Hello.

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Yes, I just arrived about an hour ago. It is more important that I see you

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at once. No, I cannot explain. It

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is now five minutes past midnight. I

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leave at once. Goodbye.

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Holmes, I don't have to tell you how much this means to

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us. I'll never great deal more about

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the bombsites after the demonstrations, Sir

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Reginald. The War Office have a pretty good

15:32

idea of the value of the Tobell bombsites,

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just as the Nazis have. However,

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oh, if you'd care to place

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Dr. Tobell under the protection of Scotland Yard

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and- No, no, no, no. No, that won't

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be necessary. I shall personally

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deliver Dr. Tobell to your representatives on

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Salisbury Plain in plenty of time for

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the demonstrations. Thank you. Good night,

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Sir Reginald. Good night, Mr. Holmes. Thank

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you. Charlotte,

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Avelley, Flat B. Right. Get the car ready. I'll

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wait here until he comes out. Is

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that what the Americans call doodling? It

17:07

is more serious than you could possibly realize,

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Charlotte. Good. Good.

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Good night, darling. No,

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thank you, darling. I must

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get back before they miss me. We've been

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separated for so long, I couldn't say it if

17:28

anything should cause us again. I

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want to work with you, and I want to know every

17:33

minute where you are. Even

17:36

for you to know that the tales of my mission in London

17:39

is to sign your death warrant. If

17:41

you are in real danger, I want to share it. There

17:44

is one thing you can do. Godless

17:50

envelope. If anything

17:52

happens to me, see that it reaches the hands

17:55

of Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Mr.

17:57

Sherlock Holmes. Yes. I

17:59

pray I know... I never have to deliver it properly. I

18:30

will be with you, sir. I

18:41

think you are right, sir. I

18:44

think so. It must

18:46

have been a robber. Since the blackout, those

18:48

biters have become quite a nuisance. I

18:51

say you better come with me and have that fixed up. Thank

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you. That's been on my arm, that's it. I

19:00

will be with you. I will

19:02

be with you. I will be

19:04

with you. I will be with you. I

19:07

will be with you. I will be with you. I

19:10

will be with you. I will

19:12

be with you. I will be

19:14

with you. Watson!

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Watson, wake up! Where's

19:20

Cobell? He's

19:22

in there. No, he isn't. He's gone. That's impossible.

19:24

He's sleeping in my bed. I've been here all

19:26

time. If anything's happened to him... Cobell!

19:31

All right? It is nothing. Yes, sit

19:33

down here. Let's have a look.

19:41

It isn't too bad. Who fetched you up? The

19:43

police doctor? Yes. He looks as

19:45

if you've been attacked. Obviously, my dear Watson. Dr.

19:48

Cobell, do you suspect the woman

19:50

of arranging the trap? Woman? What

19:52

woman? She's blonde, five foot six, full-lipped and

19:54

very affectionate. Oh, really? You've known her for

19:56

a long time. You were attacked after leaving that

19:58

apartment. How do

20:00

you know this? The face powder on your coat tells me of our

20:03

height and our affection for you. You,

20:05

uh, held her close before departing. First, did it

20:07

hold? It's all there for the train

20:09

guy to read, Watson. But look here, why couldn't he

20:11

have been attacked on his way to the woman's apartment? The mark of

20:13

a blow has erased some of the powder. Obviously,

20:17

if the attack came first, the powder would

20:19

have remained understood. And the forelips? That was

20:21

a guess. I never guessed, Watson. You

20:25

have rubbed the lipstick from your face, with

20:28

the handkerchief you now hold in your hand. And

20:30

that amount of lipstick never came from a pair

20:32

of thin lips. And the blonde hair? Good

20:37

gracious me. Mr. Holmes, I am glad

20:39

you are on my side. Well, in that

20:41

case, you will desist from disobeying my orders and slipping out.

20:46

While your bodyguard sleeps his watch away. It

20:48

won't happen again, Holmes. I was sitting in

20:50

front of the farm. All right, all right.

20:53

I'm sorry. Now, can

20:55

you describe your assailant? I

20:58

never saw him. A great figure came at

21:00

me in the dark. I felt

21:02

a stunning blow on my head and instantly

21:04

fingers were at my throat. But you must have noticed

21:07

something about him, think, ma'am. A

21:09

thing of little consequence to you may mean a great deal to me. Wait,

21:12

wait a moment. There was one thing. Long

21:16

fingers at my throat like

21:18

steel. And then, then

21:21

an odor. A heavy, drug-like odor.

21:24

A drug? Opium? That is it. I

21:26

am sure of it now. Well,

21:30

I suggest we get the remains of a good night's sleep. Remember,

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the test takes place tomorrow morning on Salisbury Plain.

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Removable of Dr. Tobel's device. Involves

21:46

the use of three sonic beams. Step-fighter.

21:48

That appears to be it. There

21:57

he is. We're

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on the cross now sir. Hello

22:41

gentlemen. That load

22:43

would sink any ship in the world. We

22:46

must consider the possibility of untie the team.

22:48

They're unlucky here. I'd

22:50

like to see another try of it. So would I. They

22:54

want you to try

22:57

again sir. He is

22:59

coming into position now

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sir. We're

23:05

on the course now son. Well

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gentlemen how do you like the bombsite

23:35

now? Harvards. Revolutionize

23:37

aerial bombardment. Inspector

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Lestrade. Yes original. I

23:44

hope Scotland Yard is taking every precaution to

23:46

guard Dr. Tovell and his equipment. Two

23:49

plain clothes men ride with him in his car

23:51

sir and four others follow in another one sir.

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Good. He's coming to my office in Whitehall as soon

23:55

as he lands. Shall we start gentlemen? Yes.

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year home

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country grant and

24:21

airport com and

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i i

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would not believe that i haven't seen myself we've been

24:33

through a lot of thank goodness

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he's safe now you brought your

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apparatus with you no

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sir i did not but

24:43

i know it it must

24:45

be launched in the most impregnable brought in this

24:47

building until the register start manufacturing i have arranged

24:50

for a little office of my own i

24:53

intend to supervise the manufacture myself but

24:55

you you offered it

24:57

to our government for our use everything

25:00

mister homes has done has been with that idea in

25:02

view i still offer it to your government no

25:06

one else will know the secrets involved i

25:08

have to buy a plan to guard my invention

25:11

a plan as intricate as the bomb

25:13

site itself if you imagine for

25:16

one moment please i

25:18

will not change my mind sir i

25:20

am taking the matter into my own hands just

25:29

what do you propose to do dr. toabelle i

25:31

am sorry i cannot reveal the details

25:33

of my plan for the present do you think

25:35

that's wise i regret

25:38

gentlemen i cannot change my decision i

25:41

shall work independently can't

25:45

you persuade him hones but supposing something

25:47

should happen to you dr. toberle you know there's

25:49

already been one attempt on your life only

25:52

firms and suspicions are right but wasn't there

25:55

is no use discussing it gentlemen my

25:58

mind is made up sparkling or redouble

26:00

the guard about you doctor. In fact,

26:02

we'll quadruple it. That is just what

26:04

I do not wish done, Inspector. Huh? That

26:07

would only draw attention to my activities. Oh. Good

26:10

day, gentlemen. Just

26:18

the same. I'll have my men watching

26:20

him every moment from now on. No, no, wait, Lestrade. We must

26:23

not offend Dr. Tobel. We

26:26

must remember that he, as a citizen of Switzerland, is

26:28

under no obligation to give us his inversion. We

26:31

must do as he asks. Don't you

26:33

agree, Holmes? To be sure, Sir Reginald. I'm

26:35

not officially connected with the government, and I intend to

26:37

remain on the case. Good, good. That is, if Inspector

26:40

Lestrade doesn't mind. For at all, Mr.

26:42

Holmes. We're always glad to have you hanging

26:44

around. Thank you. You

26:48

can put those away now, Lestrade. I

26:58

am entrusting this to you because, first of all, you

27:01

are a Swiss. And second, there

27:03

is no doubt in my mind of your ability. I'm

27:05

on Dr. Tobel. I have

27:07

divided the mechanism of my invention into

27:09

four units. Each is meaningless without the

27:11

others. You have delivered the other three? Yes. No

27:14

one but myself knows the identity of the four

27:16

scientists working on the four units. Their

27:19

names are not even known to each other. I

27:21

think I understand. From what

27:23

you tell me, it will be easy to

27:25

reproduce the units assigned to me in any

27:27

quantity you wish. I knew I could rely

27:29

on you. I will get in touch with you

27:31

as soon as I have made the rest of my arrangements. No, no. The

27:35

back door, if you please, Professor Haffner. Au

27:40

revoir, au revoir. Hello?

27:48

Yes, Lestrade? Oh.

27:54

Very well. What

27:56

is it, Holmes? Just as I feared. The strawsmen report

27:58

the... The bell is

28:00

missing. Missing. Yes,

28:18

I was afraid of this. How long has he been missing?

28:21

Practically since you walked out of your office yesterday. If

28:25

you'd only given me the address of this place, I shouldn't have had to waste

28:27

so much time finding it. Empty.

28:31

The bomb site's gone. I didn't expect to

28:33

find it here as a Reginald. This is a pretty mess.

28:35

If you knew this was going to happen, why the devil

28:37

didn't you do something about it? You can rely on Holmes'

28:39

implicitness, a Reginald. To Bell's gun and heaven alone knows where.

28:42

It serves me right for listening to that crack-brained idea of his.

28:45

It is Miss Maryse Stroud's men

28:47

and they went leaving him here alone and

28:49

unguarded. Holmes, if anything has

28:51

happened to Tovell, if his invention falls into the hands

28:53

of Germany, it will be a major disaster for

28:55

England. Christmas raffy. He

28:58

did his Christmas shopping in plenty of

29:01

time. Yes, curious. Do

29:04

you know the serving house? Scent.

29:07

Perfume. Yes, I noticed it at the moment

29:09

we entered the room. Fair

29:12

to learn. One of the

29:14

rarer essences and very expensive. That woman again. Undoubtedly.

29:18

Give me Inspector Lestrade. Sherlock Holmes

29:20

calling. So Holmes is finally

29:22

stumped. First time I've heard

29:24

him call for help. Call for help, indeed. He's

29:27

only just beginning his investigation. Lestrade, this is

29:29

Holmes. Check the records

29:31

and place a call made on my private telephone at

29:34

Baker Street at approximately 12 o'clock on the night

29:36

of Dr. Tovell's arrival in London. Finally

29:39

stumped. Yes, sir. Yes, Lestrade.

29:41

Wait a minute. Charlotte.

29:46

Heberley. 34

29:48

St. George's Street. Let

29:50

me. Excellent,

30:01

Rashad. Thank you. Where

30:05

is Dr. Tobel? I can't tell you. You

30:08

mean you won't tell me? I don't know. How

30:12

many Christmas packages did you take to him, Miss Abilay? Five. He

30:17

dismantled his bomb site and packed

30:19

the units and followed the boxes. Is

30:22

that correct? Pardon. Pardon.

30:29

Hello? Yes. This

30:33

is Miss Abilay. Why,

30:36

why someone must have stolen it. Enrichment

30:41

bypassed. Yes. Is

30:43

that arranged to have it removed? Yes. At

30:46

once. Now I can be frank with you, Mr. Hines. Dr. Tobel has disappeared. They found

30:49

my car. Enrichment bypassed. Wait.

30:52

I loaned it to him last night. For what purpose, Miss Abilay? He

30:54

wouldn't tell me. But

30:56

he said that if anything should happen to him,

30:58

I was to give you this. Holmes!

31:02

Then he must have expected something. Yes.

31:05

His envelope has been opened. He's not going to tell you. He's

31:07

not going to tell you. He's not going to tell you. He's

31:09

not going to tell you. He's not going to tell you. He's

31:11

not going to tell you. He's not going to tell you. He's

31:13

not going to tell you. He's not going to tell you. He's

31:15

not going to tell you. His envelope has been opened and resealed.

31:17

But that isn't possible. It hasn't been out of my hands. We

31:20

meet again, Mr. Holmes. What? Boy,

31:22

that's not the message. It isn't even the same paper. I saw Dr.

31:24

Tobel draw little sets of

31:26

figures. What kind of figures? They look like

31:28

little dancing men. Dancing men? That's

31:30

curious. Who's been in this apartment? I'm not

31:32

sure. I'm not sure. I'm not

31:35

sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure. I'm

31:37

not sure. I'm not sure. I'm

31:39

not sure. I'm not sure. I'm not sure.

31:42

I'm not sure. I'm not sure. Who's

31:44

been in this apartment? Since Dr.

31:46

Tobel entrusted that envelope to your care. I

31:50

know one. I've had no visitors. Think.

31:53

Possibly a tradesman. No. Only

31:56

the one for a few minutes. And

31:58

That one? Workman you can

32:00

to six my light switch he couldn't

32:02

have passed the pitchers and phone. And

32:06

no, Lights went out and soon

32:08

afterwards he knocked at my door and told me the

32:10

put a hit. Send him up. That's where. He worked.

32:15

But. He wasn't alone and listen more than

32:17

five minutes and he did fix the lights

32:19

they went on again. which have been

32:21

touched. The paint. Still covers the

32:24

screw heads. Press

32:26

release which in the basement tended to on

32:28

this one, not for a few moments on

32:30

a compass to the main switch back on

32:33

for the last two minutes to get a

32:35

look at his face. know. Only

32:37

plans now I realize he kept to say

32:39

about. It but he was a madman Yes he

32:41

was law is I haven't added as hidden from

32:43

over the pupils and homes in December. Now his

32:46

eyes. They were like a snake. Is

32:48

Evelyn. Doctor Turbo is being

32:51

held by been the most brilliant venom a history

32:53

of time someone boxers first woman to lose about

32:55

as evidence. For

32:59

months and was. Who

33:02

are normal delusional? You have your office

33:04

was his fears. Think of seal know

33:06

to specialise God are you such So

33:08

hard not to searching for him as

33:10

a to him to find me as

33:12

a character of a murderous lascaux monsters

33:14

employ. My may

33:16

add some into this, but after

33:19

all these years, make no mistake,

33:21

Watson. Is not

33:23

as soon of intellects with a cruel

33:25

but single minded Gestapo killer. Is

33:28

is our greatest problem. Even

33:30

does the steak. And

33:33

are antagonist. Professor

33:35

Moriarty gonna be. One

33:39

sees burn, buzz or think Iceland

33:41

title my members of these advances.

33:44

Vm New Moriarty and Excellence and

33:47

the. That

33:49

them. We.

33:51

must arrange that it isn't mariachi

33:54

was left right and them was

34:14

I up she rises, I up

34:16

she rises early in the

34:19

morning. I up

34:21

she rises, I up she

34:23

rises early in the morning.

34:50

I up she rises, I

34:52

up she rises early in the

34:54

morning. I

35:21

up

35:27

she

35:33

rises, I up she rises early in the

35:35

morning. I'm singing. Oh no I'm

35:38

singing. I do. You're

35:40

blooming warfret. Been in jail ain't you? I know. I

35:45

heard from the

35:47

blighter what left

35:49

you to swing

35:52

instead of him. You

35:54

know I'm mean matey. I know. Well

35:57

I have to kill him. Would

36:00

it be worth ten pounds to you? You

36:02

know where he lives? Ten pounds, I

36:04

know. I only got two. Good

36:07

boy, matey. Stop that. Five.

36:12

Ten pounds on nothing, you lying, Ethan. You're

36:15

dirty, too. Well, that ain't so much to

36:17

ask for what you want to know. You'll

36:22

make good bargains. That

36:31

does it. Well...

36:35

You remember Angels Court? Huh? Then

36:38

follow your nose through the alley till

36:40

you come to Jetbrady's Carpenter shop. Eat

36:43

until you where the blighter is at this

36:45

steady moment. You come,

36:48

too. Me? If

36:51

you lie... All right, Mr. Archang along, would

36:53

you? Easy, matey.

36:55

Easy. Follow

36:57

me. Please,

37:01

Governor. I hadn't had nothing to eat

37:03

for two days. Ah, go away. Who's

37:25

there? Take a look. Who's

37:31

this bloke? He's a bloodthirsty Eden, but

37:35

has good money to spend for information. What's

37:50

he want to know? He give

37:52

me five pounds to bring into

37:54

someone. I can tell him

37:56

the whereabouts of... UNOO. You

38:00

now tell me I cut two throat. Cost

38:03

you another five, eh? Five

38:06

time, boy, eh? You,

38:08

Pym. Me? Come

38:10

on. Ah! Ah! Come

38:15

on, Pym. Ha,

38:21

ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,

38:23

ha, ha, ha.

38:26

I'll tell you all what I will, the

38:28

truth and that's a fact. The Blytters and

38:30

Davy Jones' locker, a feat in the fishies

38:32

he is, deader than a blinking mackerel. Nice,

38:35

that's worth a fiver. Ha, ha, ha, ha,

38:37

ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,

38:40

ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. I'll tell you

38:42

he's alive. And I'll praise the

38:44

deadies many years. Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha,

38:46

ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. You're alive. Easy

38:51

there, Jack Brady. I would say

38:53

you were wrong and Mr. Sherlock Holmes was correct. Good

38:56

evening, Professor Moriarty. Welcome,

38:59

Holmes. My men have instructions

39:01

to bring anybody here who inspires for me. They

39:04

haggle while I watch. An

39:06

admirable disguise, by the way. It

39:08

fooled them completely. Of course it

39:10

didn't fool me. I never intended that it should. I

39:13

meant only that it should bring us face to face.

39:15

Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. Just

39:18

like old times, eh? The Battle

39:20

of Wits, of superior intellects.

39:23

I may say I've been expecting you since

39:25

I made off of your precious Dr. Dobell.

39:28

And his code. Ah, yes, and

39:30

his code. But

39:33

valuable is your doctor and his code out of

39:35

my business. I think

39:37

my main interest is affair, and

39:40

the chance it gives me to battle with you

39:42

again. Moriarty,

39:50

this is no simple crime that you contemplate. It's

39:53

a staggering blow against your own country. That

39:56

doesn't concern me overly. I

39:59

shall make greater profit from... The Fair and all

40:01

my other adventures put together. Then

40:04

you refuse. Oh, most assuredly,

40:07

In fact I intend to ensure

40:09

success of is painted a night

40:12

by liquidated you stops I think

40:14

that is the American free to

40:16

swipe you the one man intelligent

40:18

enough to stand in my way.

40:22

Up for gun. Oh

40:24

come now. This

40:26

is not the Professor Moriarty the master

40:29

criminal I once knew A.grab the do

40:31

as much to do think I was

40:33

going to shoot Mr. Holmes. also. Deals.

40:38

This is simply to prevent a troublesome see. I

40:41

expect to do and lead. Summary:

40:46

To see my goodness to

40:48

homes. These shows respect. And

40:52

you will rest somewhat uncomfortable me

40:54

in the false bottom of the

40:57

see. Just my say. A friend

40:59

that Brady goes to see immediately

41:01

months out of sight of land.

41:03

He pushes the chest oval. Time.

41:07

Up. For.

41:11

Have your good friend Dr. Watson. And

41:14

inside will this adventure begins

41:16

of Sherlock Holmes. He will

41:19

be disappointed Intended to call

41:21

it become the Professor. Money

41:23

off it. For

41:47

your man, Sherlock Holmes. Too

41:50

bad he was honest. The

41:56

one legged man has dismissed drones

41:58

to that. Shop is enough

42:01

some the door a man comes out

42:03

and I didn't They got the thank

42:05

you George which is over the what's

42:07

good that gonna. Just

42:13

Mr. Asked.

42:18

To rush. To fell into another hiding place.

42:21

Moriarty State. I. I

42:43

just read it. says.

42:47

Asked him Really odd sort

42:49

of America, Australia, midnight. They

43:02

are gov object British ships

43:04

complement Sigma might look up

43:06

voice distillation announce retaliate. Submit

43:08

a protest, Make your mobile

43:11

stance towards. The

43:20

end of it's just a couple of simple see

43:22

fame is going over to. My stomach. Is

43:32

as exciting success. The

43:35

north of. Staff.

43:42

Thing was where Tom has been stagnant.

43:45

Results of the doctor pupils have so

43:47

much energy he just looked and saw

43:49

on the top. Of my be a

43:51

force or you don't stop There. Are

43:54

some. oh Wait,

44:00

stop, hold! When

44:07

I'll be

44:09

blown. You're

44:15

not hurt? No.

44:19

You needn't have yelled at them so abruptly. What?

44:22

They dropped me on my head. Oh.

44:24

My arty would have been delighted. So Professor

44:27

Moriarty is alive. Alive in a

44:29

possession of Dr. Tobel's coat. No good going back. They've all

44:31

gone. And what are you going to do? Well, first I'm

44:33

going to wash this filthy stuff off my face. And I'm

44:36

going to see Miss Eberly again. I've

44:38

got to find some clue to the content of Dr. Tobel's message. Come on,

44:40

quick. I

44:42

only got one glimpse of the note while he was preparing

44:44

it. He

44:47

was seated at this desk. No, he was

44:49

sitting on the couch when he owed the message. But he sealed the

44:51

envelope here. The message

44:53

was written in ink for this pen. No, he used

44:55

a pen for this one. Thank you. He

45:01

used this writing pen? Yes. Has it

45:03

been used since? No. They

45:06

should be here. They must be

45:08

here. What, Mr. Holmes? The letter in this pencil is

45:11

hard. Hard enough to make an impression

45:13

on the coarse fibers at which this paper is made. The

45:17

impressions at the moment are

45:21

invisible. If we immerse this sheet

45:23

in a solution of fluorescent salts, dry

45:26

it, and then photograph it

45:29

by ultraviolet light, the

45:33

fibers broken by the writing will absorb less

45:35

of the solution than other parts of the

45:37

paper. Switch

45:40

off the lights, Watson. We

45:47

place the slide in the projector and turn

45:49

on the light. The

45:53

broken fibers appear darker than the rest of the paper

45:57

and are therefore visible. Splendid,

45:59

Holmes. Now I recognize

46:01

that code. Do you remember a case we had

46:03

some years ago? It's probably the

46:05

same, alphabet substitution code. Yes, Watson. I

46:09

believe Dr. Tobel meant communicate with us, but

46:11

that means. Substitution of the alphabet? I

46:13

don't understand. My dear, one of the oldest

46:15

codes in use is based on the repetition of

46:17

figures. E is the letter

46:20

most used in the British language. Therefore,

46:22

the figure most used, probably in this

46:24

message, is E. T,

46:26

A, O, I, and

46:29

N, follow in that order of frequency. You

46:31

mean you can read these figures as if they were letters of

46:33

the alphabet? Elementary, my dear, but same

46:35

way. Give me one minute, and you shall

46:37

have the message. And

46:43

what is the message, Watson? This

46:46

fellow Tobel must have been pulling our legs.

46:48

It's a lot of gibberish. I,

46:50

Y, Z, L, M, T, H,

46:52

K. Reads like an eye

46:54

doctor's chart. Dr. Tobel is a brilliant

46:56

scientist. I saw immediately that he wouldn't send us

46:58

a message so simple to decipher. Neither

47:01

would he have fixed these top figures without a meaning.

47:03

Then it isn't the alphabet substitution code. Yes,

47:05

it is, Watson, but with a very clever

47:07

variation. You see, the

47:10

one, two, three figures means that we skip letters in

47:12

that order. In other words,

47:14

observe Watson. The first

47:16

letter, which is I, skips

47:18

one and becomes J. The

47:20

second letter, Y, skips

47:23

two and becomes A. And the third skips three

47:25

and becomes C. J-A-C. J-A-C-O-B-D-U-R-R-E-R.

47:35

Jacob Duler, a Swiss scientist and friend

47:37

of Dr. Tobel's. P-A-L-A-C-E-C-R-E-S.

47:47

Paris, Crescent. Right. I

47:50

say, Holmes, this man Duler must be

47:52

important. Obviously, Watson. He must

47:55

have some connection with the bombsite. Or Tobel

47:57

wouldn't have taken so much trouble to see that I got his name. Take down the

47:59

rest of the world. message. J-O-S-E-P-H

48:04

Joseph

48:08

E-M-D-D-I-A-C.

48:12

Number four doesn't make any sense. He must

48:14

have used some other variations. All

48:20

names and addresses. Jacob

48:23

Dura, Professor Farrell, Dr. Kern, and

48:26

this fourth infernal cipher, which doesn't fit the

48:28

code. Christmas

48:33

boxes. Watson,

48:37

I'm beginning to see the plan. Dr. Tovell

48:41

divided his bombsite into four

48:43

parts, just as we brought it

48:45

back from Switzerland. He's

48:47

given one section of the mechanism to

48:49

each of these famous scientists. What

48:52

a fascinating plan. You see, each

48:56

part is useless without the other three, and

48:58

undoubtedly, none of these scientists is known to

49:00

each other. Professor Moriarty

49:03

also has the code, and we must

49:05

allow for his ability to decipher it. Introducing

49:10

Battleship Wisconsin, the

49:12

newest addition to World of Warships. Let's

49:14

see her in action. Wow,

49:21

that was a tricky one. Check

49:30

out her amazing fire parts. Let's

49:36

see her and the aircraft capabilities.

49:43

Impressive. Thank

49:59

you. and powerful. I must

50:01

have any world of warships captain.

50:06

We haven't time to break the port code now. We

50:08

must get to the first three limps before Moriarty dance.

50:11

Palace crescent first. Right. I'll go and get a taxi.

50:13

Mr. Taverly, will you please wait here till we return?

50:15

Thank you. Where

50:26

are you going, sir? Jacob Jura live here? Yes, but there's

50:28

been a bit of trouble, sir. You can't go in. Inspector

50:30

Lestrade orders. Oh. Here's

50:32

Dr. Willetta. That's Mr. Shark Holmes. Very

50:35

sorry, sir. Dead?

50:44

It is a doornail. Mr.

50:47

Holmes, how did you know about this? The order

50:49

near fifteen minutes ago, we'd better hurry Holmes. There's

50:51

two time to save Farrow and Kern. Too

50:53

late, Watson. Now this time Farrow and Kern are dead

50:56

too. What? Deductions again,

50:58

Mr. Holmes? Facts, Inspector. Oh,

51:00

facts. But

51:05

how do you know about them? Elementary, my dear

51:07

Watson. This man has been dead for at least

51:10

two hours. And Moriarty isn't wasting any time. Hello?

51:13

This is Lestrade. Put me on the Macatee. Well,

51:18

Macatee? No, this is Lestrade.

51:21

Do you know anything about two men named... Farrow

51:24

and Kern. What, both

51:26

of them? Oh.

51:32

Thank you. Report

51:36

only came in two seconds before I telephoned. What

51:39

on earth are we going to do, Holmes? Moriarty's got a

51:41

big start and he's got the code. Note

51:43

this, Watson. Scotland Yard reports two murders. That makes

51:45

three in all. But there were four

51:47

boxes and four codes. Obviously, Moriarty hasn't brought any

51:50

of them. But we're going to have to get

51:52

the code. Four codes. Obviously, Moriarty

51:54

hasn't broken the fourth code either. What

52:01

is the name of the

52:04

fourth man? I

52:07

can't remember. What

52:10

is the name of the fourth man? I

52:13

have forgotten! I don't know! What is

52:16

the name of the fourth man? He can't remember!

52:18

What is the name of the fourth man?

52:20

He can't remember! What is the name of

52:22

the fourth man? What is the name of

52:24

the fourth man? At

52:27

home, don't you realize what this means to

52:29

England? We not only lose the

52:31

Tobel bomb sight ourselves, but Germany gets it. Governmentary

52:34

Bath, Plymouth, London. Not

52:37

to mention Norridge and Elle. All over again.

52:39

But with ten times the effect. Don't

52:43

you suppose I realize that's original? Don't

52:46

you suppose I could give my life to code the last

52:48

name of that message? There must be some solution. Naturally,

52:51

Watson. Well, it wouldn't be rude.

52:54

I need a drink. I'm all in. I can't think

52:56

any more. All these letters and figures

52:58

whirling through my breath. So twist

53:00

it round. Twist

53:06

it round. That's

53:08

it. That's what? Twist it around,

53:10

you said. So simple I never followed it. Reverse

53:14

the slide. You

53:17

see, gentlemen, these

53:20

figures are now identical with the first three names. In

53:23

other words, all the figures of name

53:25

number four are written backwards and read

53:27

from right to left. Until we

53:29

reverse the slide when they read

53:31

correctly from left to right. Now

53:33

let's work on it. Thanks, Watson. But

53:39

why would Dr. Tobel want to reverse the

53:41

figures of number four? And add a precaution,

53:43

Lestrade, in case the cipher should fold it

53:45

with the wrong hands. Quite

53:47

a compliment to you, Mr. Holmes. I

53:50

mean, Tobel, take him for

53:52

granted that you would recognize the difference.

53:55

Thank you. Oh. F-R-E-D-E.

54:00

R I C K

54:03

H O F F N

54:06

E R. Frederick Houghner. S

54:09

L O A N E

54:12

S Q U. Sloan

54:14

Square. I'm going to sleep at

54:16

once. Wait a minute. Information.

54:24

Will you please give me the address of

54:27

a Frederick Houghner in Sloan Square?

54:30

I'll break this code. I'll

54:34

find the name of that fourth man before Holmes does.

54:38

There is not much more time. The submarine

54:40

is to pick us up off Shearness in

54:42

six hours. Beaten Holmes so far. We'll

54:45

meet your confounded submarine with

54:47

the bombs right intact. But Tobel

54:49

is unconscious again. As

54:51

last resort, we could abandon the code and take

54:53

Tobel to Germany. You

54:56

try Tobel again in here. Wait.

55:01

Splitting that

55:03

glass of water with a very fortunate accident, my dear street brawler. Dr.

55:06

Tobel's perversion of the cipher was so simple

55:09

that it fooled us. I

55:11

was looking for something ingenious. This

55:13

is ingenious. He simply

55:16

reversed the cipher. F

55:22

R E D E R I C

55:24

H O F F R E D

55:26

E R I C

55:29

K H O F

55:33

F N E

55:37

R S L O A

55:40

N E. Frederick

55:44

Houghner, Sloan Square.

55:47

Of course. Houghner

55:49

would be the perfect selection. Then you

55:51

want us to tend to Houghner? No,

55:54

we can use Houghner. He's a brilliant

55:56

scientist. If Dr. Tobel doesn't

55:58

recover from your persuasion. Houghner

56:00

will be able to put the four parts together. You

56:03

and Gossie will call on Houghner, and you will

56:05

bring him here, with the fourth section of the

56:07

bombsite. Hurry! Introducing

56:11

Battleship Wisconsin, the

56:13

newest addition to World of Warships. Let's

56:15

see her in action. Wow,

56:22

that was a tricky one. Check

56:31

out her amazing fire path. Now

56:36

let's see her and the aircraft

56:38

capabilities. Impressive.

56:59

We need to pray every day for everything that

57:01

we need. It's

57:10

an all-quality event. Let's

57:13

go! We've

57:16

heard a song, and then we can try it

57:18

for next week. We

57:24

could do anything. Let's

57:32

try Mr. PY2. We

57:41

can do anything. Put

57:58

up your hands, Professor. Is that a half note? I'll

58:30

take the box. Use

59:00

again, Professor. Shell

59:12

at Holmes. An

59:15

improvement on the other makeup. Don't you think

59:17

so, Professor? So

59:20

you think you've beaten me, Holmes? I

59:23

have. The real Houghner is safely in the hands of Scotland Yard.

59:25

But I can't do it. Now

59:28

I shall sell Germany the inventor, instead of the

59:30

invention. You've

59:32

learned nothing from him in

59:34

spite of all your torture. Otherwise you wouldn't be

59:36

trying so desperately to collect the four sections of the

59:38

bombsite. A keen observation, my dear Holmes. But

59:41

observe further that you are now in my hands. And

59:45

I have profited by my last mistake of allowing

59:47

underlings to attend to you. Holmes

59:51

took my face, and by the Nazis were inside

59:53

with him, he instructed me to attach a

59:55

small off-road to Ammon's death. He's

1:00:00

a brilliant fellow, Holmes. I helped him prepare the apparatus. Did

1:00:03

you build it up, sir? That is,

1:00:05

I poured in the luminous paint when he told me to.

1:00:07

Very clever, Dr Watson. The apparatus grips

1:00:09

at regular intervals, leaving a trail of luminous

1:00:11

paint. I see, leading us

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to Moriarty and Mr. Ohm. Why

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are you so confident, Professor? Only

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a suggestion. But how do

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you know that Scotland Yard isn't waiting to break in

1:00:33

at this very moment? I selected the suggest of special

1:00:35

care. No one can find

1:00:37

it. Not even Scotland Yard. Relax,

1:00:41

Mr. Holmes. There's

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no escape. And

1:00:47

I've suddenly dashed to the window. Break

1:00:50

it open and shot to a passer-by. There

1:00:53

are no passers-by. The

1:00:55

glass in the window is unbreakable, and

1:00:57

the room is soundproof. This

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is my stronghold, Holmes, equipped

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with all the unbutton conveniences of a

1:01:04

successful man in my profession. Six

1:01:18

feet up, yes, sir. I

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don't understand, Mr. Ohm. It

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stopped, and

1:01:30

then it started, and I

1:01:32

stopped again. Maybe the apparatus broke

1:01:34

down. Oh, sir, just a gentleman. Had

1:01:37

a crossroad back there. A car might

1:01:39

have gone over the spots of paint, picked

1:01:41

them up on the tires, and left his

1:01:43

force trail. That's just what I was about to

1:01:46

suggest myself. Very well, we'll

1:01:48

try it. Thank

1:01:59

you. The

1:02:01

gas chamber, the cup of hemlock, or

1:02:03

just a simple bullet through your brain.

1:02:07

You disappoint me, Professor. Indeed?

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Yes. Somehow

1:02:15

I always thought that in the end, you'd

1:02:18

prove to be just an ordinary cup-throat. You

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know me better, Holmes. Gas,

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poison, bullets. I

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assure you, Professor, when our

1:02:28

position's reversed, I should

1:02:30

have something more colorful, more imaginative

1:02:32

to offer. I'm

1:02:34

satisfied to be the winner. I

1:02:37

shall be alive. Alive, yes. The

1:02:39

winner? No. For

1:02:41

in the last analysis, I shall have proved the more

1:02:44

resourceful man. You didn't draft me here. I

1:02:47

came here because I wanted to, to

1:02:49

prevent your getting Houghner. And all you can

1:02:51

do in return is to commit ordinary murder,

1:02:54

to relieve your sense of frustration. And

1:02:56

what, my good Mr. Holmes, could

1:02:59

you have conceived? There would have

1:03:01

been so much more colorful. Well,

1:03:03

even offhand. I can

1:03:05

improve upon your suggestions considerably. But that's only

1:03:07

natural, of course. And what is

1:03:09

this brilliant idea of yours? You

1:03:12

know that a man dies if he loses five pints of blood.

1:03:15

Yes, of course you do. I

1:03:18

just have you placed on an operating table. Inject

1:03:20

a needle into your veins and slowly draw

1:03:22

off your life's blood. The

1:03:26

needle to the last. A-Homes?

1:03:29

Slowly, drop by drop, the

1:03:32

blood would be drawn from your body. You

1:03:34

would be aware of every exquisite second to the

1:03:36

very end. You would

1:03:38

be watching yourself die scientifically, noting

1:03:41

every reaction, and in full position of

1:03:43

your faculties. Interesting.

1:03:49

Yes, isn't it? I

1:03:51

humbly submit, Professor, that to the very end, I've

1:03:54

been more resourceful than yourself. You've

1:03:57

played it by hands, Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Time

1:04:01

and again I've used this place as a haven for

1:04:03

friends of mine, injured in autications

1:04:05

with Scotland Yard. I

1:04:09

have a fully equipped hospital

1:04:11

here. The

1:04:31

trail goes this way, it's my turn. Drop

1:04:43

my door. Drop

1:04:45

my door. In

1:04:51

a way I'm almost sorry. You

1:04:54

were a stimulating influence to me. But

1:04:57

it was obvious that I should win in the end. Only

1:05:04

a matter of moments. I can't

1:05:06

do it. I can't do it. Closer

1:05:20

to the end, Holmes. Closer

1:05:23

and closer. In

1:05:26

a second a few more drops leave

1:05:28

your desiccated body. You

1:05:34

can feel, can't you? Your

1:05:38

perfectly conscious, aren't you Holmes? I

1:05:42

shall be conscious long

1:05:45

after you are dead, Moriarty. Still

1:05:49

the same old swaggering conceited

1:05:51

Sherlock Holmes. Wait.

1:06:05

In

1:06:11

Moriarty as a shot, he'll

1:06:13

kill Omes. You keep an

1:06:15

eye on the boat. Don't make a move till

1:06:18

Dr. Watson and I get inside. Understand? No

1:06:20

way, dear Professor Offner. Come on,

1:06:22

Doctor. The

1:06:33

water's this

1:06:38

way. Moriarty's

1:06:42

room must be up here. I

1:06:52

can't wait any longer, Homes. You'll

1:07:01

have to forgive the crudity, my friend. This

1:07:07

is only the crudy grass. And

1:07:09

still, Moriarty, what are you

1:07:12

done for? On

1:07:16

the contra-inspector, my men are outside. It's

1:07:18

you who we're done for. Really? Just

1:07:22

take a look out the window and

1:07:25

see for yourself. Who's

1:07:31

going

1:07:33

to

1:07:35

get in the sleep? Here's

1:07:44

Dr. Toebell, Inspector.

1:07:48

He ain't too badly hurt. Thank

1:08:00

heavens for that look after him will you half

1:08:02

now I'll take him to the car I expected

1:08:25

you but not with my revolver you

1:08:27

realize of course when I was brought into the room blindfolded

1:08:30

I heard the mechanism of this door of course and

1:08:32

yet knowing that I heard it you planned this way

1:08:34

of escape not very flattering

1:08:36

to me suicide my dear

1:08:39

professor what at all my dear Holmes you

1:08:41

see this is not an ordinary pass it away oh

1:08:45

my mistake it has

1:08:47

been as equally well prepared at the rest of my humble

1:08:49

quarters I have a trap set

1:08:52

electric eye principle my

1:08:54

passing through will break the beam and

1:08:56

automatically open my highly deceptive trap door

1:08:59

behind me of course my

1:09:02

pursuer meaning you might be a home

1:09:05

we're going to be plunged sixty feet into the

1:09:07

sewers below I

1:09:20

neglected to warn him it

1:09:23

seems some careless person came across

1:09:25

his trap door and left it

1:09:28

open come along Watson Germany

1:09:40

wanted the Tobel bomb site we'll

1:09:42

send her thousands of them in RAF planes

1:09:46

yes thanks to

1:09:48

mr. Sherlock Holmes and

1:09:51

to mrs. Tobel and of course and

1:09:53

stick to let's try oh

1:09:55

that's all right miss Things

1:10:02

are looking up Holmes. The little

1:10:04

island is still on the map. Yes.

1:10:09

This fortress will

1:10:11

find nature for the sun. This

1:10:16

blessed plot, this

1:10:18

earth, this road, this

1:10:21

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