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Present the world's most famous detective Sherlock Holmes.
Our stories are based upon the character of Sherlock Holmes created by Sir Armored Cole and Doyle.
Sherlock Holmes is portrayed by John Stanley, Dr. Watson by Alfred Shirley, and the dramatizations are by Edith Meiser.
Here we are about to enter Dr. Watson's committed study.
Well, what's this? We find the good doctor hanging up his Christmas holiday.
Not forgetting a figure of Mr. Howard.
Hope spring's it down, as they say.
But here I help me down from this chair. My own legs are all that giant as they were.
In the days when I followed Holmes through the dungeons and up the task there's a little pensigan couple.
Here we are.
That sounds suspiciously like the beginning of a Sherlock Holmes Yard.
Dr. Watson, it is Mr. Harris, it is.
Holmes always called it the adventurer of the Christmas bride.
It concerns the ghostly lady in white who was supposed to have disappeared centuries ago.
The honorable family and a certain father Christmas who suddenly sang bass.
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And now how about that Christmas bride, Dr. Watson?
Her name is Genevra and she was the heir and only child of Lord Robert Neville.
10th Earl and 54th Baron Pinsdragon of Pinsdragon Castle.
Here I shall never forget my first glimpse of that ancient and somewhat forbidding edifice.
The walls grey and bleak without the summer covering of ivy.
The tall square and defiant with red or rouge dragon pen and angrily defying the winter gales.
Well, as I was saying, an other urgent message from Lord Neville on elegant embossed stationery,
arrived at 221 B. Baker Street.
Would Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson do in the honour of a visit to Pinsdragon over the Christmas holidays?
The bid to include the wedding of his daughter, Lady Genevra, to the immensely worthy but slightly mid-aged,
went with Trimmingham, which was due to occur on the second day of the new year.
Now, don't tell me the eminent Mr. Sherlock Holmes was called into guard the wedding present, Dr. Watson,
to the odd living stairhead.
And in it, the daily focusness found as a lighting from our train as a small stitching in the cumble in the hills,
which, as you know, are situated in the north of England.
There had been a slight fall of snow, an ancient carriage with red wheels and the Neville arms on the door,
was drawn into the station platform where the ancient face of the Lord of the menor himself,
the top head and ear must appear to one of the steamy windows.
Mr. Holmes and Dr. Watson?
That's right.
That is my example.
And his Lordship looks but near in carriage.
What a cold snow you carry out here.
I sir, more or coming.
By a red hat for you to blow at the state,
all these lords should lord it to the bicker but tomorrow night.
Bicker always face by the Christmas of the all at Christmas Eve, not ours.
And with the arms and Dr. Watson,
good afternoon, gentlemen, good afternoon.
You are hopping before you freeze to death.
Are you here, Mr. Holmes?
Are you off end of this car?
Another end and his back of ten's dreaded is faster to get in.
I'm a lot.
Mr. Holmes,
other for this curious is to why I've invited you and Dr. Watson to share our
old-time celebrations, if hence, dragon.
To be quite honest, Lordship,
I didn't think it was entirely for the pleasure of our society.
Although Watson is quite an asset when it comes to carolcy.
Although?
Ten'er, or certainly not Dr. Holmes.
Oh, that's good.
The vicar who leaves the Christmas singing is rather proud of his ten'er voice,
and may say he's not too fond of competition.
Herf, Mr. Holmes.
I have invited you to pens, dragon,
to make sure that nothing, nothing occurs,
to prevent the marriage of my daughter,
to Mr. Wentworth trimming him.
Why have you got married so imperative, Lordship?
To be brutally frank, Mr. Holmes.
The nilest states are more pitched up to the ears.
If the marriage does not go through all the second of next month,
I shall be bankrupt.
Totally bankrupt.
You see, nothing occurred more than able to make you clear
that this marriage may not take place.
Oh, no, that is not the definite.
Perhaps the lady did ever have not been able to hide her distaste
for the marriage.
Oh, no, no, nothing like that.
Well, I wouldn't say it was a passionate attachment on either side,
but they like the same things.
She laughs at all his jokes.
What better foundation could one ask for a marriage,
that's what I should have said.
Well, everything was as smooth as silk
until the dowager, Duchess of Turf,
gave the engagement dinner last month.
It was at her suggestion that I sent you
the invitation to pens, dragon,
she's been decidedly edgy ever since Perseid,
and in the midst of the patrol dinner, two weeks ago.
Perseid?
Yes, Perseid is my cousin,
although he's only seven years older than Geneva.
He's our next of kin.
As a matter of fact, he's an orphan and lived with us,
of pens, dragon, until he went off to Canada
this fortune two years ago.
If anything should have happened to your daughter
before she produced an heir,
would Perseid never inherit?
Yes, Dr. Watson, both the title and their sticks.
Perseid's numberals return was unexpected, I guess.
It was.
Unexpected and met dramatic, say the least.
The patrol dinner was being held in the great hall of pens,
dripping cattle.
My daughter had just risen to return the bridegroom's toast.
As she lifted her glass,
a casement window was thrown violently open,
and Perseid walked in out of the night.
And now I should like to make a toast,
to my future bridegroom.
Perseid?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
Perseid?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
What is it?
Perseid, why didn't you ever see up?
You were coming.
Let you know.
Perseid, we never received any letters.
We thought you'd forgotten it.
I have forgotten.
Is it that word of method?
Perseid, that's not true.
You know how fond we are of you.
Oh, touching.
Perseid, this is Wentworth.
Wentworth's tuning in my future bridegroom.
Oh, this is the little man they've sold you to.
Stop that.
Stop it.
It was.
I'm very fond of Wentworth.
I might dare to never.
Perseid, why do you look at me like that?
To think you should so soon forget our family motto.
They feel it this.
But they never means that you know.
They feel it this.
They feel it this.
Let it not take it ever.
Quite, it means stoop to nothing base.
In case you've forgotten your obit once.
The teacher grandmother said this.
Jeremy Lord Neville, what happened after Perseid quoted the family motto of your daughter?
He stamped off to his old rooms in the tower and hasn't been out for them since.
How does the lady never react to this unfriendly behaviour?
Oh, she says that himself.
It's no concern for hers.
Lady Terse, on the other hand, is thoroughly unheard by Perseid's return.
Oh?
Is she sure he'll do something outrageous for the day of the wedding?
Poor Wentworth, as his edgy is a hen on a hot riddle.
Well, of course, that may be due to his encounter with a white lady.
Quite lady?
Who sheathed?
The ghosts of the first inevitable.
You know, the bride who played hide and seek on her wedding night and was never seen alive again.
The earth later, her skeleton was sput in her great tower chest, still dressed in her wedding gown.
She'd hidden in there, and somehow the haste must have fallen down, and she was locked in and smothered to death.
See, ma'am, Jeremy, I remember a rather famous poem on the surface of the hill.
So all the Geneva's and the Neville family have been named up to her.
She's supposed to walk through the halls of the castle wherever a misconception is due to occur.
Oh, jeer halls damn as all their homes.
When and how did Wentworth come meet the lady?
Well, Mr. Holmes, it seems it's his habit to knock on my daughter's door and his way to bed to wish her good night.
Last night, the wind was rather high and he couldn't seem to make my daughter hear.
Suddenly, heard a strange, creaking noise down the corridor behind him.
In round, he saw the lid of the tower chest rise.
Slow.
Geneva, Geneva, my dear, sorry Wentworth, I've come to bid you good night.
Geneva, are you there?
Geneva!
What was that?
Good lord.
But the lid of the chest is rising there, something.
Who am I an invite?
She's rising out of the chair.
Who are you?
Geneva, you call to me.
I have come to warn you.
Go away.
Go away before I do too late.
Then what happened, Lord Neville?
Nothing, Mr. Holmes.
Apparently, the white figure glided past my daughter.
The answer disappeared up the tower step.
What did the lady look like?
Blonde, Bruneck?
Oh, Wentworth says her features were hidden by the bridal veil.
Yes.
Interesting.
I suppose anyone in the house would have access to that tower chest.
On the contrary, Mr. Holmes.
Too many people offer zest of insatiable curiosity.
I keep the silly things safely padlocked, I promise you.
How many keys are there to that padlock?
One, which I keep by me here, on my hearing.
A very wise precaution.
I say, Holmes, your bed is even larger than the one in my room.
The birth of Joseph and Green Victoria slept there
when she paid a visit in Agent 46.
Don't look so superior, Watson.
Queen of Lizard find tolls slept here
at a few years before that door.
Come in.
All in it hurts beautiful and charming of Emma.
Stop nonsense.
Glad to see you both, Bill.
Something's going on here.
I don't like it.
What sort of something are you referring to?
It does.
Don't know.
If I did, she must see you.
She never looks as if butter wouldn't melt in her mouth.
Bad sign.
That still looks like a thunder cloud, that's worse.
I thought Percy got himself in his room that he was to see anyone.
I'd like to see anyone refuse to see me.
But I'm Gavin.
You will want to view the penises.
Yes.
First of all, I'd like to inspect that door chest.
It might be interesting to investigate how lady in white can emerge
from a carefully padlock her.
Then you don't think it was a ghost.
Now, the do I?
Well, what's she up to?
We should be able to answer those questions better, Lady Terce,
after you've had a look inside that box.
I wonder if you could persuade Lord Neville to lend us the key.
Here's the key, Mr. Holmes.
The Lord Neville insists to bring it back to the moment you're finished with it.
Suspicious old boy, eh, Holmes?
What's suspicious, Dr. Watson, that's a fussing.
Well, Mr. Holmes, why are you today?
Open the silly chest and see what's inside.
It's a fuss, Lady Terce, not so fussed.
First, let's have a look at the lock.
Yes, almost impossible to pick it without showing signs.
There are no signs.
Then whoever opened it used that key.
Not necessarily Watson, but there's only one key Lord Neville told us so.
And if Robert said the thing, it's gospel.
Yes.
Interesting caving around the lock, the wood's very old.
Naturally.
Open it up by a dying of curiosity.
Very well.
Lock key is oily.
It hasn't been unlocked for some time.
I'll remove the padlock.
Tell Watson to flip.
Now Lady Terce will help me raise the lid.
Right.
Good Lord, what's there?
Oh, it's stored and everything goes everywhere with a regular shadow.
Oh, yes, here she comes.
Hello, there.
I'm Geneva.
My number.
She'll own Holmes and Dr. Watson.
Delighted.
Don't let me stalk you, Mr. Holmes.
You work?
Far, it's way for you're up to.
I'm dying to see what's in the chest, too.
Go ahead, open it up.
No, no, don't go away.
It's a big-ish box, isn't it?
Yes, a woman could easily hide in there.
Hmm.
Something, uh, white.
And, uh, something lying all the possible.
Wonderful.
It must be her wedding dress.
I've always heard it was still in there.
Remarkable to find it in such good condition after all these years.
The remarkable thing about it, Lady Geneva,
is this dust and dirt on him.
Watson, give me an envelope.
I shall want to take sample.
But that's fascinating.
I've heard simply fabulous things about you, Mr. Holmes.
And I've released them.
Everyone.
Do you?
Yes, I think we've seen everything else to be seen here.
Watson, you may close the lid.
And lock it.
Where?
Uh-huh.
So, this is Mr. Sherlock Holmes,
and his famous deductions.
They told me you were coming.
They, who's they?
I understood you've had no one in here.
Not even they.
You both will look Lady Terce.
Flighty can't hurt out of anything.
I didn't mention Mr. Holmes, per se.
Or did I?
Don't look so suspicious, Lady Terce.
I've decided to be a good boy.
I've even decided to come downstairs tonight and join
the crispy festivities.
Terce, that's clean in your eyes.
I've known you too long.
You're up to something.
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Oh, here is Vickers Lake.
Don't throw.
I'll carve yourself to never.
You'll be here.
The first is a snow so deep.
What if he can't get a fruit?
I don't worry.
A slave's life and he has bicks in the best horse in the county.
Nothing can pass by either.
Oh dear, I hope so.
No, no, no, no.
What are you talking about?
He may prove to be a bit of a problem to think.
Goodness, I hope so.
Oh, Mr. Holmes.
I didn't see you behind that chair.
Wing chair often provides good listening post, my dear.
Now look here, you meddling busybody.
Pass it to me, you promise.
Suppose you will now need to solve the problem
of the dark litigin' everite.
Would you?
I mean...
Listen, stay there.
This is driving up.
We're here.
Fall pieces as a ride.
Open the door, Peddler.
Now then, everyone.
Good thing when the stars look down
all at least us even
when the snowy round of mud.
Yeah, you and me.
I am the same.
I've never been so close.
My ideal's half road.
Come along, Peddler.
But if you take you into the dining room,
you can have a hot party
while you get out of your rest.
Good idea.
Good idea.
And best of skies, your boss, sir.
Or all the children will guess who you are.
That's a good idea, too.
Gather around all.
Bring in the jewels.
All the Christmas will be with you in a moment
to give out the presents
to all the good boys and girls.
There.
How is that?
This is your wonderful.
Now, go along.
Take good care of the dresses.
Never fear my fear.
It's the harm they're bringing in in your lawn.
Come and help me set fire.
You'll refer.
A home for dust and water is caught
many times over the mists also.
All right, it's clear.
I've never had such a Christmas.
You'll come along.
Let's go.
They're ready for you to light the fire.
Fearful.
Where did I put the matches?
They're ready, ladies and gentlemen.
Oh, thank you, Dr. Watson.
I've been a very, very, very, very proud of you.
I've been a very, very proud of you.
I truly like to toast my teaching friend of a yula.
I think you're probably ready, Geneva.
Have you raised your skirt for about two times?
Oh, my goodness!
I forgot.
You've never got my idea.
What if you all say is making quite an asset themselves?
I'm going to visit the library every other minute
to see no one's listed while in the wedding present.
With all that silver in your present-led deterred,
the diamond Tiana.
Hi, let's miss that.
Tiana is a temptation.
You shouldn't have given it to me, ladies and gentlemen.
It's wonderful.
Not at all.
Look on positive nuisance.
Get in there.
Headache for years.
Glad to be rid of it.
Here comes Father Christmas.
Gather around the punchboard, everyone.
And we'll have a drink also before we give out the presents.
Five, eight, one.
One, two, three.
One, two, three.
Thank you, Mr. Good.
I say that because of Father Christmas.
I mean, let's start the call for the cattle.
Calls drink your eggs up, but I just start.
Right to our family.
God bless you, their regent, all them,
and nothing you dismayed.
Remember the Christ of the Father,
born on Christmas Day.
Hey, Jolly A. Holmes.
You're a good old friend.
We're going to celebrate.
We're going to celebrate.
Please, I don't think we should know.
Call the slave, for the findings of comfort and joy.
For the sake of comfort and peace.
Hello there, Father Christmas.
Not leaving us soon.
Well, that is a bit long ride home.
Must get going.
I don't tell the others.
I wouldn't want to disturb the party.
Quite.
How about a hot party before you leave?
Still a cup in there.
No, haven't time, haven't time.
I thought you might say that,
so I prepared this jug full of grog.
Keep it well wrapped, it'll keep you warm.
It's a long, cold, dry, wet, and green,
but what?
Mr. Holmes, no time to waste.
Hang your way, Father Christmas.
Think of me when you drink the grog.
We will.
What's all?
What's all?
Many Christmas.
And I have a new year.
Hello, what's this?
Vika, half so soon.
Oh, yes, Lord Neville.
He seemed in a hurry to get home.
Calls layman's cold night.
Let us get inside before we freeze today.
Right here.
I say they're ready to start the dancing.
A wimpers trying to find him everywhere
so they can leave the dancing.
Help! Help!
Stop calling.
Good heavens, what's that?
Get me out!
I've lost.
Someone's got himself locked in the dungeon.
This way, the entrance through the dining room
was hoping for more of a head start.
What's this?
Nothing at all.
This is the door of the dance.
Let me out!
Let me out, guys!
The other door is bolted.
Just a moment.
Get me out of here!
Lord, it's the Vika down there in his underwear
and thrust up like a new year's goose.
This is an outrage!
Get me out of here!
But it's the Vika that is here
who drove off in the sleigh.
Presumably an imposter stole the Vika's clothes.
I thought it might be you know
when I heard Father Christmas sing bass.
See, Holmes?
Holmes met oil.
Ladies and gentlemen,
her fails they can't find her anywhere.
Hey, Scott.
Someone get the Vika out of the dungeon.
I've got to find my daughter.
Over to Holmes.
Come quickly.
She never disappears.
Her dog is crouched in front of the dollar chest.
How?
Oh, hurry, gentlemen.
The same scoundrel that locked the dicker in the dungeon
has undoubtedly put to never in the dollar chest.
I'm hoping up too late, Holmes.
This is a lie.
If the chest opens,
but the dog won't let him down.
How dare he see me?
Easy, easy, talk to you, Roy.
Oh, I know what we're trying to say.
We'll get her out.
Oh, Holmes.
On to the key.
Ladies and gentlemen,
what did you do with the key?
But I gave it that to you.
No, you didn't.
Oh, yet you did too.
I don't like to know.
The key needed.
The wood so old and the staple of so loose,
it's possible to lick the lock right out.
Like this.
That's it, I raise it.
Hey, Scott.
There's nothing in there but a roasted beef.
Oh, my God.
The horse made off with it, I'm afraid.
That explains his interest in the chest.
Because if she never isn't here,
where is she?
With father Christopher's, I imagine.
They're heading for the Scottish border in the slay.
You'll never catch them, I'm afraid.
Oh, God, she's a love to a person.
So she did fuck him wrong.
Good for her.
So that's why she trailed off of the cow and kept him at old bridal gong.
I suspected as much when I discovered some of Percy's ashes
on a tent.
Ah, but this is dreadful.
I should be ruined.
We'll have to return all the wedding presents.
Silly day.
First will I, I'll make mine a much faster my competition.
You never shall have the tiara and my emeralds as well.
They were the king's ransom.
Ladies, you are in this challenging female.
Thor women are.
Thor for keeping the dogs as waiting.
Usually the lancers will be Robert.
Come along.
See, those you old fraud.
I believe you knew what was going on all the time.
I suspected Watson.
I suspected.
But when I saw the lady you never erase her ball gun
and display a pair of traveling boots, I was sure.
But come along Watson, we shall have to be on the kitchen
and make peace with the crocker.
Why that?
The making off with Sunday's roasted beef.
Something had to be done to keep the dog interested
or he'd have given the show away.
Well, that certainly was a Christmas story
with all the trinnings, Dr. Watson.
Yeah, I do, Mr. Hatties.
And now when I spit about glasses,
so we can drink a Christmas toast to our listeners
and our sponsors.
Nothing would give a greater pleasure, Dr. Watson.
Here's your glasses, Mr. Hatties.
Thank you.
And here's to our radio friends, young and old.
Very, very Christmas and happiness,
prosperity and peace in the new years.
Indeed, Dr. Watson.
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about next week's story.
Next week, I think I should tell you how Holmes and I
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New Year's Eve of the Silly Isles.
That sounds amusing, Dr. Hatties.
Here, teasing is the word, Mr. Hatties.
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