Sherlock Holmes - Manor House Case

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3:04Well sitting by the fish pond Dr. Yes my boy it's not a pleasant dog here for change. Has it ever cut to you how stupid the expression of a gold fish is you're supposed to tell? I can't say I've ever given it my thought Dr. why. You see this foolish little fella here with his silly little mouth opening and closing as though he was constantly astonished. Oh what is this? I thought you were a fish lover. Yes I am but just as I was brooding over tonight's story that gold fish you could be making faces at me as though it was trying to remind me of how my face must have looked on a certain June evening, 1800 and the night. He says to me is if you're going to tell a story against yourself Dr. I am young Colombo lad. What happened? One Sunday morning in 1890 I dropped round to visit my friend in Baker Street. Mrs. Hudson told me that he was out but suggested that I wait in our old rooms for his return and promised me a pot of strong tea with some buttered scottens as an inducement. As I walked into the sitting room I was astonished to see homes standing there a bag in one hand

4:08and a coat from the other. I just got high. I am fine homes. I'm surprised to see you though Mrs. Hudson told me that you were out. I happened Watson on a case I just returned by my private entrance for some some necessary effort. Oh good. Good I come with you my wife's being out but my my practices fly flat at the moment. Not even my classed-year-old friend Watson can accompany me on this case to take this business. Except two nations hangs in the balance I just work alone. So I need to leave you like this hotel on. Goodbye. Oh well I miss you. Mrs. Hudson's making me some tea at some bad at scottens. Can't you wait and share them with me? Good old Watson. The other one fixed point in a changing age. Empires are toppling a new talk of tea and buttered scottens. I'm sorry I was too awful. Goodbye. Oh that looks a sad awful huh? The time is right but I tell you all about the case and you can write it up in your memoirs. Goodbye oh boy. Buttered scottens are having got any appetite for them.

5:12Did you enjoy the scottens? I'm afraid my appetite disappeared when Mr. Holmes left. But did did it? I see you've eaten the more just the silly. Oh yes I did. I've got a surprise for your doctor. Inspectorless Trotters don't stare. You can't see Mr. Holmes but when I told him he was out the inspector said he'd like to see you. We did. Then did I ask him to come up please. Will you Mrs. Hudson? I said will you come up please inspector. I thank you Mr. Hudson. Can I bust you up a few more scones? No no no no thank you I have a good deal. I've just gone make some more to see him. You'll eat some if I text them. No really. Oh ah. Oh there you are Mr. Holmes. Hello doctor watching. Years are pretty kettle-a-pissed no mistake. What's the trouble? Well I want Mr. Holmes up on a most important case. Where's he gone? Well he's out on a very secret matter. You know where he is doctor? Well that's where I know where he is the start.

6:14My old friend never keeps me in the dark. I'm not a visit to tell you. That's and I could help you a bit. After all I'm not exactly unfamiliar with with my friend's methods. That's true but just the same. Oh well doctor two words are always better than one. Even if one is a sheepset as my old mother used to say. Are you suggesting the time she said? I'm not suggesting anything doctor I'm just telling you what my old mother used to say. I'm really not very interested in what your old mother used to say. And um and have a start your problem please. Where it's simple enough doctor. A German diplomat graph Otto von Eldenstein is his name. He's in England on a very secret mission. Graph Otto von Handelstein. Hmm. Yes I've heard of him break and continue. Well this von Eldenstein staying at the manor out sedent and weak not far out of London. This morning somebody sit past his guards and threw a bomb into his study. The secretary was killed and he would have been too.

7:15If it hadn't been that he'd left the room a few minutes early. Well these second hand investigations are a little useless child. We would both go down to the manor house at Hampton Witt can examine the situation on the spot. All right. Get out the timetable and look up the next train will you? And while you're doing that I'll go to Mrs. Hudson where I'm going. All right you are doctor. You know the school I was just bringing them up to you. Scums? Who can think of scums when an empire is tottering? You sure you're feeling quite well doctor. Of course I am. Now listen to me Mrs. Hudson. If Mr. Holmes had returned it's the limit I've gone to Hampton Witt and Inspector Leastard to investigate the von Eldenstein business. The fun, hidden and Stein business. I do. For I tell him that... Well Mr. Holmes didn't tell you where he was going. No doctor it didn't. Oh I see.

8:16Well thank you Mrs. Hudson. Are you sure you got all of the scums doctor? Well I must take them a lot I'd have to start the eat-up. I do the one doctor. Yes I suppose this is rather exciting. Just the same I wish I knew what Holmes was doing at this moment. You are here Sherlock Holmes. Yes I presume that the von Eldenstein is expecting me. Yes Holmes. He was so anxious that you would come here to the manor house. I left him here after I got his summons. He's very weak. He has lost much blood from the injury seriously this morning. Is there no one knows about it? Nine hellhors. Only I, his old and faithful servant knows. Follow me please I will take you to him.

9:19Franz. Franz is that you Franz? Yeah Herr Graf and with me is Herr Sherlock Holmes. No thank Kevin you are here Holmes. I hope I can be of service to you sir. You can you can be of great service. Sit close to my bedrooms. I have not much thanks to speak. I'm listening Herr Graf. You you must impersonate me. Yes I gather when I receive your message. I am in England and I must dedicate an important mission for the German government. These in a few weeks your government and mine will conclude a 3D outlining the German and British seers of interlist in Africa. I see. Is that that Palmer's throne this morning by someone who does not wish the treated it be concluded? Yeah exactly Herr Holmes. That is why you must impersonate me. In 24 hours time I shall be well enough to resume my work.

10:22In the mean while you can keep the seat of my injuries and also have the opportunity of finding the assassin. I'm but prepared to take impersonations there but how can I possibly hope to deceive the members of your personal start? With the exception of Franz here and poor Freyline Ulmire who was killed in the explosion that input me my staff is new. They have joined me here from the German consulate in London. They will believe that you are me. Very well sir I'll try. I have heard of your skill in the art of disguises and also it seems to me we are not so unlike each other. I was about to comment on that fact myself sir. There's I think that the stars inside the telescope work wonders if I can make the excellent reason of the convincing. I will coach you my friend. This meant it helped me off with my coat will you find Skippy Towson and Mirac? Yeah well hell well. And while I'm applying my makeup hair craft. But perhaps you will be so good as to hit me the complete circumstances regarding this morning's attempt on your life.

11:23If I'm to impersonate you successfully I must have all the facts at my fingertips. Wunderbar it is amazing your homes even I can hardly tell you for my master's. I think it's the wig that puts the finishing touch into my disguise. How did it lift you Haggraf? Mm-hmm. Colour's sharp. I feel as if I were looking into a mirror. At my accent you have a find it reasonably convincing. Oh yeah yeah. Extremely so. Try it once again Haggraf. Yeah Haggraf. It gives me the greatest pleasure to do what you ask of me. Trash they splendid their homes splendid. Hey Cabels drawn up at the gate. Two men are getting out. You can see them from the window here. Oh please possibly are. Ritzpoth. It's f**king a moustache. Friends of yours hair homes.

12:23One of them is my first colleague and the other is a detective inspector from Scuff and Yara. You must keep up the decision. Even with your friends. As a matter of fact my friends and investigations will prove an excellent mask for my own search for the assassin. But well this is a delicious situation I hope they won't recognize me. Hey I'm Kav. I'm Dr. Von Hildenstein, gentleman. You wish to see me. Err, you do sir. My name is Watson. Dr. Watson and this is Inspector Laskard. I've got a new art. Yeah, I heard it is. Instructor. A Dr. Watson. May I ask if I have the greatest distinction of addressing the Dr. Watson, friend of Sherlock Holmes. I'm a flattered that you know me, Herr Gough. But who does not know the great Dr. Watson? In my country, many people think that you are the real brains of the combination. Tell me, Herr Dr. is that true? Whoa, I wouldn't actually say that.

13:24Sorry. I thought you have both come here to investigate what occurred this morning. Yes, we have, sir. Err, the citizenship, please sit down. If you can find any furniture that is unbroken. Oh, thank you, sir. I must say the place is in the mess. And I, Herr Gough, please tell us exactly what happened. Yeah, I will tell you everything, Herr Dr.. This morning I was working in here with my secretary, poor four-line ulmar. I had occasion to go upstairs to my room to get some necessary papers. As I came down to stay here, I came into return here. I heard a scream from four-line ulmar. A moment later, there was the most fried flicks portion that concussion stumped me when I came to my poor secretary, was dead. What people were inside the ass of the trumpet expression? It's a unfair, all-acted church. The only people here was my secretary who was killed. My seven friends. I can vouch for him because he was upstairs when I even put my documents. There were three other people in the house, however. Madame Lisa Barona, my host, this owner of this house, a young Englishman from the home office.

14:24His name is Hilary Adams. And the third person in the house was in the member of the German embassy, Colonel Schweiger. Oh, then it's just a matter of cross-fishing the three of them as to their elevators at the time of the explosion. I'll take them one at a time, Lestard. Ring for that servant fellow. What was his name? A prince. A prince. A prince. And a lady says, have rear privilege to watch a master defective at work. Yes, her, grapher. I shouldn't be surprised if my methods teach you quite a bit about the art of detection. Yeah, Dr. Bots, DC's Colonel Schweiger, Octo-Chonon Embassy. What were you, Colonel Schweiger, when the explosion occurred this morning? I was discussing the military tactics of Klauswitz with one of the guards made a front gates. Yeah, well, what was the name of the guard's carter? Mr. Arty of Carter. Yeah, I'll check on that. Thank you, Colonel Schweiger. Please ask Madame Riss. Madame, all I want to know is where were you in the explosion of gas this morning? Me, Bhadai. In Gagudwar, listening to the two tabrings of the young English artillery adam. Hey, Gra, when I offered you my house, I was in the same room.

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18:30That's code almost famous at resortpas.com slash almost famous. To put up with a love making of your stuff, everybody's favorite. No, no, no, no, please don't get so excited about him, Marona. Question, question. Stupid English pop is making car buys it. Not beautiful house, blues, or piece, no use. Mr. Adams, where were you when the explosion occurred? Madam Marona's sweet. You swear to that? Of course I do. You may ask. I've already done so, sir. Thank you, Mr. Adams. Thank you. It's up to you. You'll be a... Where the start? Did you check on the car? Shrugger's out of my eye? Yes, doctor. You were saying the truth. He was talking to the Colonel when the explosion happened. Do you have me, your doctor? Your examination has not been very successful, has it? Every one has an alley by his. But the other buyers of Madam Marona and the young Englishman who are Adams, depend on each other's words.

19:31They might be lying. And you've been dealing with criminals as long as I have here goof you learned to look far deeper than the obvious. Yes, the start and I shall return to London now and make some inquiries. You will hear from me, sir, before the day is over. Ah, yes. Well, I'm much obliged here, doctor, for a very nice meal. Although we've been talking in circles. Not entirely. Anyway, I have come to one important decision. And what's that, doctor? Madam Marona, is it addicted to the use of drugs? There's two rules of an eye. We're contracted to ten points. It's an invariable indication of addiction. The start, you've got a stuck in the art and see what you confirm. You've got a stuck in the art and see what you can find out about her. And I'll go back to my house. You can meet me there later.

20:32It's a cook's eye up, confund. I can't see a thing. I'll just take a match. That's better. Hello? Who's that, the drying room? Who is it? Watson? I thought you'd never come. Holmes, we're not a few spring prom. Never mind that, O'Chap. I've come to warn you. Keep out of the Von Hilton's dying business if you tell you your life. Well, did you know that I was working on the keratin? No, but I'm for you. Keep out of it. All right, dangerous forces at work. Force is the best. Not our true life without a thought. Please believe me, O'Chap. And you're like, quick Watson! I don't mind you. I'm not going to die of the fall.

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22:45When I came to, homes had disappeared. And I can imagine where he'd gone. Gone, Dr. Watson. Soon after that, the start arrived on the scene and after quick and fruitful examination of the premises, we decided to return once more to the Matterhouse. And so, an hour later, I was telling my story to the man I still thought to be the graph author of Unheld and Stuff. This is quite a great talk to the bomb might easily have killed you. Oh, I was really full of it, sir. Quick thinking in the presence of mine, am I stuck in trade, you know? When I heard the cost of the crash, I find myself under the dining table. I must distress that you yourself should be exposed to such danger. Not at all. Her graph was a matter of fact I exposed myself to liberty to the fact. No, Army cook, you know, what we call drawing the enemies far. Come, now, Dr. You don't mean to tell us that you expected to have that bomb chucked through the window, I did. Of course I did, Lestard. The assassin you that I was in working on the case, he followed me to London and fell into the trap. Just as I intended him to, by showing his hand.

23:46Well, I don't see what is God's should, Dr. I myself must admit I cannot see that you are any nearer to fighting the murder on the contrary, sir. The case is fearless, so... Well, don't see up here, figure that one out, Dr. Elementary, my dear Lestard Elementary, one of the three people under suspicion followed me to my house tonight. The second bomb was thrown at approximately seven o'clock. Now, it's only a question of finding which one of the three cannot account for his movements at that time. Then we shall know the murderer. You want to cross examine the magendo? Yes, the star of the Bigum N'Prius, one of the tires. Canis Fager, where were you at... ...Semmikata tonight? Discussing the military tactics of Klausert with Mr. Karta, the home office guards. So, it's Klausert, what are you doing to let Mkata's warning to? We'll check many days of discussion for two students to appreciate all the subtleties of Klausert's. Yeah, I'll check on that again, Dr.

24:46No, thank you, sir. Then please ask Madam Verona to come in with you. Question, question, and still large questions. There, all I said tonight you asked me, I was learning to more babbling from the stupid young Englishman. I'll keep on your health. Mr. Adams, where were you at September night? With Madam Verona and Herboudra. There is a curious scene this about the pattern of if in this house is there not here, Dr. I checked on Colonel Spiger's statement. He was too. He was talking to Karta at 7 o'clock, all right? Have we put the other two account for themselves, Dr? Oh, once again, the alibi feature, but this time I begin to doubt them. More weight, the weight you see that, Dr. Well, I would accept Madam Verona's alibi, the young Adams. Obviously, she loads a boy and wouldn't put you to serve for him. On the other hand, he worships her and I certainly wouldn't have any scooples about lying to provide the alibi for her.

25:47You've got a point there, Dr. Yes, I've got her with great suspicion. Come in. Yes, Mr. Adams. Dr. Watson, I've been worrying about Madam Verona. I was afraid you wouldn't believe my alibi for her. Indeed. I have another, an unbiased witness who can testify that Madam Verona was in this house at 7 o'clock tonight. Call in, France. Yes, old lady, your hair. France, did you spatum, Verona? At 7 o'clock tonight? Yes, I took up two glasses of Sherry to her. It was a few minutes before 7 o'clock. Thank you, Mr. Adams. I appreciate your concern. You may go. It seems to me we're still traveling in circles, Dr. I'm the comical idealist, Dr. Kasey Sond. Indeed. You're astonishingly helped, Dr. Who is the guilty party? You will know in a minute, Sir. Let's call and bring the three suspects in here, please. I so. When they are assembled, I will give you the solution to the mistreat. Ladies and gentlemen, my mystery is so that I must apologize for any little convenience.

26:57In convenience that you have gone to Madam Verona, you Colonel Swagler and you, Mr. Adams, have all unshakable alibi. And I, for the solution, is obvious. As my dear friend, Sherlock Holmes is often said, eliminate the impossible. And whatever remains, no matter how improbable, is the truth. Therefore, the only person that could have thrown both bombs is you are served your self, Graf Ato Bon Hiltonstein. Oh, no, no, no. Oh, sure, I believe you're right, Dr. What have you got to say to yourself, Dr.? That A2 hair doctor have unshakable alibi. What is it? Aibos, it's you who have Dr. in the second bomb was formed. I don't know if you're talking about it, I was a little. Oh, come on, Sherlock, that's not true. What? Yes, well, what? Homes. Why? Homes, how could you? Mr. Well, strike me down. Don't be angry with me, O'Chap. Well, you're very complete. I know, I know. I know, I know. I know, I know. I know, you've got the real solution to take as usual, Mr. A. Yes, Mr. All I have. Well, it's here, Dr. You might as well show me up. Oh, my God.

27:57You're worth the job of rating yourself. You really handled the case very well. You made only one mistake. Huh? May I advise that victim of mine which you just quoted? Illuminate the possible, and then if nothing remains, some part of the impossible must be possible. Which part? Colonel Schmeikers, alibi was valid. So, there was none of the runners, since it was corroborated by the trusty trance. But what does your alibi rest on Mr. Adams? At enrolers, total, I was seven. Yes, but none of the runner is addicted to the use of drugs. I'm sure that you spotted that back once. Yeah, I did. Your mistake, O'Chap, was in not drawing the correct conclusion. Mr. Adams, alibi depends on the unsupported word of a drug addict. Now, use of drugs notoriously destroys, first of all, the sense of time. In it, tricks such as the resetting of clocks could be worked on over, without the noticing her word on a time alibi is completely valued. Then, Adams is the man who's matters. I don't know. He's a murderer and not traitor.

29:05Well, now that we're back in Baker Street, what's in my mayors will tell you that I had suspicions of Adams from the first. Well, my brother, Mike, got to tell me that he was suspected of being a traitor at heart. He's been under observation for some years. He was purposely given this assignment as a definite test of his integrity. Well, I understand it all now. I was just the same. I did make an estimate myself in front of a start, too. Oh, don't worry about it, O'Chap. Please, don't worry. You always can correct that impression, you know? Yours will be the last word. Oh, how do you mean? You can come to write this story in your memoirs, my dear fellow. You can always do a little bit of what you say re-editing of your own parts. Pots, charity, never need no. Doctor, that was really a swell stuff. Oh, and you liked it, sort of made me out of a bit of a fool, huh? Oh, nothing of the kind, Doctor. I agree with Holmes. You did a splendid job.

30:06After all, you did line for suspects for him, didn't you? Well, come to think of it, yes, of course I did. And you did make the point that Madam Barona was a drug addict. Yes, I do, so I did. And you did say that Mr. Adams' outlaw by could be a lie. I do, you're right. I didn't solve that case for Holmes' outlaw. It's about two. Did anyone ever tell you that you're really a very smart young man? I would do an eye-cut what kind of case together? We can't. Starting tonight. Oh, really? Sure. Celebration of Nashville Wine Week, I brought you a case of Petri Wine. And I said, yes, we start on it right now with a glass of wine. What a whine. Petri Wine. We know that's really good because the Petri family has been making fine wines in the 1800s. For generations, ever since they started the Petri business, the Petri family has been turning luscious, California grapes into fragrant, delicious wine. And during all that time, they've been hanging on down from father to son, from father to son, all their skill and knowledge and experience. The Petri wine you buy today is the result of all that skill and knowledge and experience.

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32:14The next Sherlock Holmes adventure is written by Dennis Green and Anthony Boucher, and was suggested by an incident in the Sir Arthur Conan Doyle story, the Greek interpreter. Mr. Rathbone appears through the courtesy of Metro Goguun Mayor, and Mr. Bruce through the courtesy of Universal Pictures, where they are now starring in Sherlock Holmes series. The Petri wine company of San Francisco, California, invites you to tune in again next week, same time, same station. This is Steve Bartel saying goodnight for the Petri family. Sherlock Holmes comes to you from our Hollywood studio. This is from the Ochoa Broadcast, Switzerland. This is Ashley Akinati from the Almost Hymnest Podcast. You ever notice you and your spouse keep saying, we need to get away, but you never actually plan anything. That was us until we did something fun and spontaneous.

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