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Sherlock Holmes and his friend, Dr. Watson, receives an invitation from Mr. Gregson, of Scotland Yard, to assist in unraveling a murder mystery.

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00:01:28Hey Jenny

00:01:29You have the end

00:01:30I can't open it

00:01:31You like that

00:01:34Good darn

00:01:35All his ribs

00:01:37Mr. Partridge

00:01:38Hey Mr. Partridge

00:01:42Now what's the trouble

00:01:43Can't open the blinking door

00:01:51Come out

00:01:53Come out

00:01:57You hear me?

00:01:59This is Victoria Station

00:02:08Honey?

00:02:11I'm drunk, sleeping at all

00:02:13I'm just traveling for its claws

00:02:15Come on, Harry

00:02:24Jim, let's have your ladder

00:02:28Yes, sir

00:02:29Open that window

00:02:31Right

00:02:39I can't budge it, Mr. Partridge

00:02:41Budge is the word

00:02:43You'll have to smash it then

00:02:45Right

00:02:51Mr. Partridge

00:02:53Mr. Partridge

00:02:53Hold it

00:02:53Yeah, there's one

00:03:00Look, Harold

00:03:01Flex the police

00:03:02Don't stand there, Gaten

00:03:23This must be the place

00:03:25Yes

00:03:26You'll have to wait here

00:03:28I'm not going to let you go in a place like this alone

00:03:30You must really

00:03:31I'll be all right

00:04:19This meeting is now called to order

00:04:21The unfortunate death in a train of one of our members, Mr. James Murphy

00:04:26Who departed this life by his own act

00:04:29While of unsound mind

00:04:30Has necessitated this meeting

00:04:32That's what you say, Mr. Mayhew

00:04:34And how do you know?

00:04:37A verdict of death by suicide was returned tonight

00:04:42This is the second occasion that we have been brought together by the, uh

00:04:46Mishaps to our members

00:04:48The first being the passing away by natural causes of the late Colonel Forrester

00:04:53Whose charming daughter so gracefully honors us with her presence here tonight

00:05:01It is agreed in the pact drawn up and formally attested to by its founders

00:05:05That should the Grim Reaper overtake, uh, one or more

00:05:10The interests of the deceased in the society

00:05:14Will be divided equally among the surviving members

00:05:19It is also provided for in the pact that Miss Forrester becomes a participating member

00:05:24Consequently, the interests of the late James Murphy will be divided equally among the seven of us

00:05:31I move that my fee for the necessary legal representation

00:05:35Funeral expenses and a modest earn for the ashes

00:05:38Be defrayed by our organization

00:05:41I understand from the widow that, uh, he expressed a preference for cremation

00:05:46I second that

00:05:47All those in favor will please signify by raising their hands

00:05:53Mr. Wilson

00:05:56Mr. Baker

00:05:59Mr. Dearing

00:06:05Mr. Pike

00:06:07Ah, yet

00:06:16Good

00:06:16Has any provision been made for the widow?

00:06:19None

00:06:19I presume that we could stretch a point in her favor

00:06:22Emphatically, no

00:06:24Things are complicated enough as they are

00:06:27Why did he want to kill himself?

00:06:30Have you ever met his wife?

00:06:31No

00:06:32No?

00:06:33Well, I have

00:06:34A pest if there ever was one

00:06:37He can attribute his death solely to the general deficiencies of one

00:06:41Annabelle Mary Murphy

00:06:58What would you deduce from this?

00:07:08Obviously, an attempt to convey secret information

00:07:12Could you decipher it?

00:07:14I could not

00:07:15Nor could you

00:07:18Would you like to bet?

00:07:20Certainly

00:07:20How much?

00:07:23Shilling

00:07:24My time is too valuable

00:07:28The answer will be found in a large book because the numbers are large

00:07:33I'd suggest the Bible

00:07:44I'd suggest the Bible

00:07:45A client, Watson

00:07:46Well, the widow standing under the street lamp

00:07:52A widow?

00:07:53Would you like to bet on that?

00:07:54Of course

00:07:55Well, I'm not going down the street to ask her

00:07:57Ah

00:07:58Won't be necessary

00:07:59She's made up her mind

00:08:03So you deduce her to distance, eh?

00:08:05Not in this case

00:08:06I recognized her features

00:08:08She's a Mrs. Murphy

00:08:10Her husband was murdered

00:08:11Three days ago

00:08:12You mean the man that was found dead in a train?

00:08:15Exactly

00:08:17Come in

00:08:19A Mrs. Murphy to see you, sir

00:08:21Mr. O'Neill, I mean such a man

00:08:23Such a man

00:08:23My husband up and died without leaving me as much as a threatening bit

00:08:27It's a crying shame, Mr. O'Neill, that's what it is

00:08:30Sit down and try to compose yourself

00:08:33Cut off without a pardon

00:08:35By an ungrateful good for nothing

00:08:37Me, but my time of life

00:08:40No dirty dog had a better wife

00:08:42I've waited on him end to month

00:08:44Stood by his side morning, noon and night

00:08:46And what does the stinker do?

00:08:48He ups and kills himself

00:08:50And leaves his money to a trust

00:08:52And Mr. Meridue

00:08:53Yes

00:08:54And there's another, thinker

00:08:56If I never saw another

00:08:57Won't even let me have a sixpence

00:08:59He won't even let me have an eight-penis, Mr. O'Neill

00:09:02Tantius Meridue, the lawyer

00:09:03Yes, the thieving hounds

00:09:05The dirty rat

00:09:06One moment

00:09:08You were married how long?

00:09:11Five blessed long years

00:09:12Previous to your marriage

00:09:13Your husband served in the army

00:09:16You knew him

00:09:17Of him

00:09:18He got a discharge in China

00:09:19Yes, that's right

00:09:21Then you married

00:09:21Yes, and I gave up everything, Mr. Holmes

00:09:24You asked the proprietor of the Black Sour

00:09:25You tell you

00:09:26It was me that made that pub what it was

00:09:28And your husband had money

00:09:30Carol's of it

00:09:31And when he wanted more

00:09:32He used to come up to London and get it

00:09:34It was that that took him to London

00:09:36When he killed himself

00:09:36How do you know?

00:09:38Well, Jim comes into my room

00:09:40I was in bed with a piece of cucumber

00:09:42Rhymed round the head

00:09:43Trying to cure an headache

00:09:45He had a letter in his hand

00:09:47See a pig, he said

00:09:49That was his pet name for me

00:09:51When he was drunk

00:09:52I'm going up to London

00:09:54Did you read the contents of the letter?

00:09:57Oh, it wasn't no letter

00:09:58It was just a piece of doggerel

00:10:13Watson

00:10:13Make a note of Mrs. Murphy's address

00:10:17232 Kings Cross Road

00:10:19Then you'll undertake me, Mr. Holmes

00:10:20I'll take up your case

00:10:23Mind you, it'll have to be for love

00:10:25Love?

00:10:27Well, Nick

00:10:28I've noticed how you like working for nothing

00:10:30My interest is to bring the criminal to justice

00:10:32Oh, never mind about justice

00:10:33Never mind about the crime

00:10:35All I want is my husband's lawful money

00:10:37And I want you to slap that Stephen lawyer's face right across

00:10:41Between his greasy fat chop

00:10:43Good night, Mr. Holmes

00:10:44I'll be seeing you

00:10:46And thank you kindly

00:10:47Good night, Mrs. Murphy

00:10:55Deep water, Watson

00:10:59He needs some shady lawyer

00:11:01Not you

00:11:02Think so?

00:11:02I'm amazed that you're wasting your energies on such a morbid trial

00:11:06Who is this Meridue?

00:11:09London's most dangerous crook

00:11:10The king of blackmailers

00:11:12A gliding, slithy, venomous snake

00:11:16Once in his power, he'll squeeze and squeeze

00:11:19Until he's drained his victims dry

00:11:22More than once I've had my net around him

00:11:24But so far, he's managed to wriggle his way out

00:11:26But the time has come, Watson

00:11:29The time has come for Mr. Thaddeus Meridue

00:11:34And now, Miss Forrester and gentlemen

00:11:36This concludes the meeting

00:11:37I would like to have a word for you, though

00:11:40I sincerely trust no further accidents will have

00:11:42To occasion another meeting

00:11:44You never can tell

00:12:09Are you going my way?

00:12:10Which way do you go?

00:12:11I go to the other

00:12:12That leads to a dead end

00:12:14That's the way I go

00:12:15Good night, then

00:12:17Good night

00:12:34You must never mention anything that transpired at this meeting tonight

00:12:37Or even that this meeting was held

00:12:40I saw a young man standing on the corner as I came in

00:12:43Yes, my fiancé

00:12:45He brought me here in his waiting for me

00:12:47Oh

00:12:49Then you're thinking of being married

00:12:52Yes

00:12:52I wouldn't if I were you

00:12:54That is, at least until you've consulted me

00:12:57But why?

00:12:58I can't explain

00:12:59In a short time, this society will no longer exist

00:13:02Until its affairs are winded up

00:13:04It would be most unwise for you to marry

00:13:06Your father would not have wished it

00:13:07What had my father to do with these people?

00:13:10Didn't he ever tell you?

00:13:11No

00:13:11Then I must respect his silence

00:13:14Remember

00:13:16Not a word to a living soul

00:13:19He's after me

00:13:20He's after me

00:13:22Captain Pike

00:13:23Oh

00:13:28Oh

00:13:29Oh

00:13:37Dead, shot through the heart

00:13:47You wait here

00:14:06You wait here

00:14:07What is it?

00:14:08What's happened?

00:14:10Are you hurt?

00:14:11No one

00:14:15Look

00:14:16It didn't be

00:14:18What does it mean?

00:14:19The murderer must have had an accomplice and removed the body

00:14:22Please call the police

00:14:24No, no

00:14:24The police will be here soon enough

00:14:25We mustn't become involved

00:14:26But it's murder

00:14:27As you respect your father's memory

00:14:28You must preserve a strict silence

00:14:30Not a word

00:14:36Come

00:14:42The body was pulled out of the Thames at 5 a.m. in the Lymehouse district

00:14:46The autopsy shows a death was caused by a bullet through the heart

00:14:50The features that you see are unrecognizable

00:14:52Caused possibly by the battering of the head against the wall where the body was found

00:14:56The widow identified the body by means of that ring

00:14:59Ah

00:15:01A very rare and very beautiful ring this tree

00:15:04There isn't the slightest doubt to the thief

00:15:06It's Captain Pike

00:15:07The clothes were identified

00:15:08The initials on the collar and on the shirt

00:15:10Further identifications are contained of these letters

00:15:13That were found on the clothing

00:15:23Where is the widow?

00:15:24We ask her to wait

00:15:25She's in the adjoining room

00:15:37This is Pike

00:15:39Yes

00:15:40You are

00:15:41My name is Sherlock Holmes

00:15:43When did you last see your husband alive?

00:15:46We dined together last night at the Savoy Grill

00:15:48He left me shortly after 9 o'clock

00:15:51I never saw him again

00:15:53You are staying?

00:15:54At the Savoy

00:15:55You have been in London how long?

00:15:57About a week

00:15:57And you live where?

00:15:59At the Grain Sugarness

00:16:02When your husband left you

00:16:03Did he inform you where he was going?

00:16:05No

00:16:05But I fancied it was on a matter of business

00:16:08He was a man very precise in his habits

00:16:11When midnight came

00:16:13And there was no sign of him

00:16:14I became rather alarmed

00:16:16Midnight should be a late hour for him

00:16:18Very

00:16:18As the time went on

00:16:20I became more and more worried

00:16:21At last I informed the police

00:16:23An hour ago

00:16:25I received a message to come here

00:16:27Where I identified the body

00:16:29Of my poor husband

00:16:31By the ring?

00:16:32Yes

00:16:33Did he always wear a ring?

00:16:35That one, yes

00:16:36I gave it to him when we were married

00:16:38That would be?

00:16:39About six years ago in China

00:16:41It is an heirloom belonged to my family

00:16:44And has been handed down through generations

00:16:46I see

00:16:48Permit me to express my sympathy for your great loss

00:16:51Thank you

00:16:52Is that all?

00:16:54By the way

00:16:55Should it become necessary

00:16:57Should I communicate with you at the great or the savoy?

00:17:00Through my lawyer

00:17:00His name?

00:17:01Mr. Thaddeus Meridoux

00:17:03Good morning, Mr. Holmes

00:17:19What would you make of it?

00:17:20Murder

00:17:22Unquestionably

00:17:22Is that all?

00:17:23That's all I have to say

00:17:24What do you think?

00:17:26I think

00:17:27That the lady is a liar

00:17:32The other one is going to love

00:17:43I don't know

00:17:43The other one is going to love

00:17:43That the castle

00:17:44Are you drinking without you?

00:17:44No

00:17:46The other one is going to need

00:17:56And

00:17:56As for

00:17:56S witnesses

00:17:56The last one is going to be

00:17:57Judith

00:17:59Will

00:17:59He

00:18:30You! It's not possible!

00:18:33What do you want with me?

00:18:41The papers are full of the fight murder mystery.

00:18:44It seemed to me particularly senseless and futile.

00:18:47There was no motive.

00:18:48No motive?

00:18:50Peer deep down in the black heart of Thaddeus Meridue and you'll find a motive.

00:18:54You don't mean to suggest that he had anything to do with it, do you?

00:18:57I suggest nothing.

00:19:00Come in.

00:19:03Inspector, I'm strange to see you, sir.

00:19:05Mr. Holmes, Dr. Watson.

00:19:07What's the matter? You're worried?

00:19:08Worried? I'm up to my neck.

00:19:09Again?

00:19:10Before I can begin to finish one case, I'm plunged into another.

00:19:13That's the penalty of being smart.

00:19:15You claim to see me professionally?

00:19:18Well, unofficially.

00:19:19I see, Ed. You win, tears I lose.

00:19:21There's been a bad business during the night.

00:19:23An old gentleman.

00:19:25You'll find it a bit of a puzzler.

00:19:26You mean you found it a bit of a puzzler.

00:19:29We've left everything in status quo, hoping you'll favor us with an opinion.

00:19:32Dead?

00:19:34Murder?

00:19:36Suicide.

00:19:37Come, Watson.

00:19:38Game is a put.

00:19:53He was well known as a stamp collector.

00:19:56Hmm.

00:19:58Very interesting.

00:20:14What is it, Holmes?

00:20:31That knee's out to the garden.

00:20:33Still from you, Mr. Judge.

00:20:34By the rusty injured.

00:20:47That knee's out to the garden.

00:20:49Still from you, Mr. Judge.

00:20:50By the rusty injured.

00:21:11Good morning, Cliff.

00:21:12Good morning, Cliff.

00:21:13Good morning.

00:21:39Good morning.

00:21:50You can see that I've left everything untouched.

00:21:53A herd of buffaloes have passed along. It couldn't be a greater mess.

00:21:58You can take a smoke. Thank you, sir.

00:22:02What do you think?

00:22:03There's been murder done. The murderer was a man.

00:22:07He was in the prime of life, six feet in height,

00:22:11has small feet, wear square-toed boots,

00:22:15limps slightly on the left foot and smokes Trichinopoly for guards.

00:22:19Well, if it was murder, how was it committed?

00:22:21The assassin was in the house before his victim arrived.

00:22:25He hid in the recess behind the window.

00:22:28While there, he smoked a cigar.

00:22:32He fired a shot which hit the victim on the back of the head

00:22:35and then dragged the body to where you found it.

00:22:38He left and returned some while later to fire a second shot,

00:22:42this time through the mouth.

00:22:44You'll find the mark of a boot clearly imprinted on the congealed blood.

00:22:48What was his object?

00:22:49To obliterate the effect of the first.

00:22:51Hoping by so doing to transfer the crime from that of murder

00:22:55to one of suicide.

00:22:57Bullet number one you will find in the wall on the farther side of the room.

00:23:02The other will be found embedded in the body of the murdered man.

00:23:07Come, Watson.

00:23:11We mustn't keep Mr. Merrithee waiting.

00:23:20Mr. Holmes is still waiting, sir.

00:23:23Oh.

00:23:24How long has it been now?

00:23:25Forty-two hours, sir.

00:23:27That's as it should be.

00:23:29You may show him in now.

00:23:31Very good, sir.

00:23:40Mr. Holmes, this is indeed a pleasure.

00:23:44I'm sorry to have kept you waiting, but I had to digest my lunch.

00:23:47This is my friend and partner, Dr. Watson.

00:23:49How do you do?

00:23:50That support, gentlemen?

00:23:51Thank you. No.

00:23:56Hmm.

00:23:57Cigar?

00:24:02Be seated, gentlemen.

00:24:07I represent Annabelle Mary Murphy.

00:24:11Charming lady.

00:24:12I'm in power to act on her behalf.

00:24:14Congratulations.

00:24:15As you are doubtless aware, her husband came to a premature and sudden end.

00:24:21Dear, dear.

00:24:22My client is under an impression that certain monies belonging to the deceased are being unlawfully withheld from her.

00:24:29By whom?

00:24:31By you.

00:24:33And you believe this delightful lady?

00:24:35I'm paid to find out.

00:24:37Hmm.

00:24:38An angry woman is hard to petify.

00:24:41So I thought that an amicable discussion with you would put me in possession of certain facts with which I

00:24:46could prove to my client the absurdity of her claim.

00:24:50I see.

00:24:55Is that all?

00:24:56That is all.

00:24:58Dear, dear, you're not smoking my cigar.

00:25:00You refuse to assist me.

00:25:02My dear Mr. Holmes, I have neither the information nor the authority.

00:25:06You see, until a few days ago I was not aware that your distinguished client existed.

00:25:10In my profession I deal with many cases impartially and legally without coming into personal contact with my client.

00:25:17It won't do, Mr. Mary.

00:25:19Anything else?

00:25:21An I.W. for a pencil and paper.

00:25:23Help yourself.

00:25:29Mr. Busybody Hall.

00:25:41By the way, I think you should know that another client of yours met his death last night.

00:25:49Mr. Malcolm Deary.

00:25:52Found murdered.

00:26:06Good day, Mr. Mary.

00:26:09Good day, Mr. Mary.

00:26:12Come, Watson.

00:26:31Cold-blooded monster.

00:26:33Well, I've given him something to think about.

00:26:35Did you see what I saw?

00:26:37His feet.

00:26:38What about it?

00:26:38Well, they were small feet.

00:26:40And the boots.

00:26:41Well, well.

00:26:42The square-toed.

00:26:43Square-toed.

00:26:44Really?

00:26:45Yes.

00:26:45And did you remark the brand of cigar?

00:26:48Cigar?

00:26:49Trichinopoly.

00:26:50It was stenciled in big letters on the top of the box.

00:26:53Is that all you observed?

00:26:56Was there anything else?

00:26:57A hundred things.

00:26:58Among them the cipher to the code.

00:27:00A large book, Watson.

00:27:01I saw no Bible.

00:27:03Would you call Whittaker's ormanac a large?

00:27:05Yes, indeed.

00:27:06In that book will be found the message of the numbers.

00:27:14Mr. Holmes.

00:27:16Mrs. Pike.

00:27:27Holmes, what did you write on that sheet of paper?

00:27:29A long shot in the dark, Watson.

00:27:31But he didn't move on.

00:27:45Mrs. Forrester lives here, I believe.

00:27:46Tell her that Mr. Merriview wishes to see her.

00:27:48Mr. Thaddeus Merriview.

00:27:49And hurry!

00:27:53Mr. Merriview called him to see you.

00:27:54Mrs. Forrester!

00:27:57You're looking charming as ever.

00:28:00I see you receive my flowers.

00:28:03I sent them to soften the unexpectedness of my visit.

00:28:06You come about the murder of Captain Pike?

00:28:08No.

00:28:09Have the police been pestering you?

00:28:10No.

00:28:11I was fortunate enough to keep your name out of it.

00:28:14Have you seen today's papers?

00:28:16Shocking.

00:28:17Shocking.

00:28:18Poor old gentleman.

00:28:20This is a very wicked world we're living in, Miss Forrester.

00:28:23This will necessitate another meeting.

00:28:25That's why I came myself to tell you.

00:28:28Safer.

00:28:29Too many eavesdroppers.

00:28:31Busy bodies concerning themselves with other people's business.

00:28:35The same time, the same place.

00:28:38Tomorrow night.

00:28:38Oh, please don't ask me to go to that dreadful place again.

00:28:41Well, unfortunately, in this case, I'm a servant.

00:28:44Carrying out instructions.

00:28:46You've nothing to worry about.

00:28:48Not a thing.

00:28:49Not a thing in the water.

00:28:52Oh, this is my...

00:28:55Mr. Stanford, Mr. Meridoux.

00:28:57Remember.

00:29:02I seem to see you every place.

00:29:14Who is that man?

00:29:16He's my lawyer.

00:29:18Well, I remember seeing him the other night.

00:29:21But what's he doing here?

00:29:23Oh, please don't begin that all over again.

00:29:25Well, I mean, surely I have a right to know.

00:29:32I'm so miserable.

00:29:33Oh, John.

00:29:34I'm so miserable.

00:29:37It's something that concerns father.

00:29:40Just before he died, he sent for me.

00:29:43I remember his words.

00:29:45On my desk, you'll find yourself well provided for.

00:29:49You'll be rich.

00:29:51Remember this man.

00:29:53He repeated it twice.

00:29:56There I do.

00:29:58Should he communicate with you, follow his instructions.

00:30:02For through him will come this inheritance.

00:30:04And the meeting three days ago?

00:30:06Began the fulfillment of father's word.

00:30:16I think I'm beginning to understand.

00:30:25I thought I saw...

00:30:47He was a black-bearded man.

00:30:49Ill-dressed.

00:30:50Looked like a tramp.

00:30:51How tall?

00:30:52Oh, quite tall.

00:30:54Could you keep Miss Forrester under observation

00:30:56without her knowing it?

00:30:57I don't understand.

00:31:00Is Eileen in danger?

00:31:01In great danger.

00:31:03You are wise in coming to see me.

00:31:05Should anything unforeseen occur,

00:31:08get in touch with me.

00:31:09Go to her.

00:31:10Remember,

00:31:11get in touch with me.

00:31:36We are getting on, Watson.

00:31:38I'm glad to see you in a more cheerful mood.

00:31:40We've done remarkably well.

00:31:42I am pleased.

00:31:43I admit I could do with a little explanation.

00:31:46I, too, feel a bit of curious.

00:31:48I consider the claims of Whittaker's Almanac,

00:31:51as I suspected.

00:31:52The large number represented the page,

00:31:55the second, the small number, the column,

00:31:57and the other figures, the message.

00:31:59You'll find it decoded on the table.

00:32:07The meeting of Scarlet Ring, Tuesday,

00:32:11Limehouse.

00:32:13In.

00:32:17Very due.

00:32:19Possibly.

00:32:21Tomorrow will appear in the personal column

00:32:23of the Daily Telegraph a second message,

00:32:25a request for information.

00:32:27Your message?

00:32:28My message.

00:32:29And the next step?

00:32:31The need of fresh air will take me

00:32:33in the country tomorrow.

00:32:35In the meantime, relaxation, music.

00:32:38I hope I won't bore you.

00:32:40Not if you make it start.

00:33:02Ah, these are getting worse and worse, sir.

00:33:06I hear tell as though they'll get more wasser

00:33:08before they gets less wasser.

00:33:10Same as I say.

00:33:13That we're a worry bad business about Captain Pike.

00:33:16A worry bad business.

00:33:18Same as I say.

00:33:22I hear tell us how the old range is going under the emmer.

00:33:25Lock, stock, and barrel.

00:33:27Same as I say.

00:33:29And I almost broke this old back of mine

00:33:31of weed in their old garden.

00:33:33And to look at it now,

00:33:35you think I'd spent all me time in here?

00:33:42Morning, sir.

00:33:43Morning.

00:33:44Morning.

00:33:45Morning.

00:33:46How far is the range from here?

00:33:49Some will tell you four miles,

00:33:51and some will tell you five.

00:33:52But I say it's more than four,

00:33:54and less than five.

00:33:56Is there any means of getting there,

00:33:58besides walking?

00:33:59Bless your heart.

00:34:00Yes, sir.

00:34:01I have an old trap.

00:34:02I'll harness up old Caesar,

00:34:03and the old will he'll drive you over.

00:34:07They take anything to drink.

00:34:10Wouldn't come amiss.

00:34:12Scotch.

00:34:13Scotch and splash.

00:34:14Put a bottle on the table,

00:34:15some glasses,

00:34:16and a cipher of soda.

00:34:17Come in, sir.

00:34:18Come in.

00:34:19Lord, lovers,

00:34:19it feels good to be busy again.

00:34:21You're a godsend to him, sir.

00:34:23He hasn't had a paying customer for a long time.

00:34:28I'll have a tip on the tip, sir.

00:34:30Before you can see Jack Robinson.

00:34:33Help yourself.

00:34:34Thank you, sir.

00:34:36Just a little drop, sir.

00:34:41Say when.

00:34:44When?

00:34:45Well, here's your very good help, sir.

00:34:53Oh, I feel like a new man, sir.

00:34:56Well, and now give the new man a drink.

00:34:58Right-o, sir.

00:34:59He, he, he, he, he, he, he.

00:35:04Well, he's your very good help, the gang, sir.

00:35:07Good help.

00:35:09Were you born in these parts?

00:35:12I have never seen none of that.

00:35:15Worked for the part family of all me long.

00:35:17Till I got tired of working.

00:35:19Got this old backlight from waiting

00:35:21in the flaggy old garden.

00:35:23Then you would remember the late captain.

00:35:25And his father and the old gentleman

00:35:28of all his father.

00:35:32See that dent?

00:35:33That belongs to Captain Point.

00:35:36A mark caused possibly by the imprint of a stone.

00:35:40And right you are, sir.

00:35:42Many a good-licking young master robbing

00:35:44got for chucking stones at me, sir.

00:35:47Sounds as though the young man was somewhat wild.

00:35:50Wild?

00:35:51He was our only terror.

00:35:53Ready to work, sir?

00:35:55I've wanted to pull, Caesar,

00:35:57and he's ready to go.

00:35:58You must tell me some more on the way over.

00:36:01Better bring the bottle.

00:36:03Go on, sir.

00:36:04Scroft is sure good for the back-up.

00:36:11Steady, Caesar, steady.

00:36:13He's hard to handle when he's raring to go, sir.

00:36:15You were saying?

00:36:17You can't make English gentry

00:36:19out of the even-shining now, Al.

00:36:21Not in these parts.

00:36:23Very difficult, I imagine.

00:36:25When the captain was alive,

00:36:27did he stay here often?

00:36:29Until last Tuesday,

00:36:30we ain't seen nothing on him

00:36:32till close now on to two years.

00:36:35Hmm.

00:36:38Shall we have one, sir?

00:36:40You take two.

00:36:42Right, Al, sir.

00:36:43Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

00:36:48Ah.

00:36:52The old back feels better already, sir.

00:36:55Magic.

00:36:57There's the grange now, sir.

00:36:59Look to these servants there now.

00:37:02Well, not in what you might call real servants, sir.

00:37:05There's daft dollied,

00:37:06and well you might have to be to keep that place.

00:37:09I kept it for 30 years.

00:37:12Stop a moment.

00:37:13Whoa, Caesar.

00:37:15Whoa, Caesar.

00:37:35I'll walk the rest of the way I'm in hurry.

00:37:38Wait here for me.

00:37:41I won't dodge an inch.

00:37:56Ah.

00:38:03All right.

00:38:08I beg your pardon.

00:38:14Here we go.

00:38:34Is your mistress in?

00:38:37No, sir.

00:38:38Where is she?

00:38:40Lennontown.

00:38:41I understand that this house is for sale.

00:38:43I may wish to buy it.

00:38:45I look it over.

00:38:46I look it over.

00:39:07That's mistress.

00:39:08Such a good looker.

00:39:10Such eye.

00:39:11She walks like a cat.

00:39:13Such a figure.

00:39:14Such a fine bit of good.

00:39:17Buzz.

00:39:18Buzz.

00:39:19Buzz.

00:39:20Buzz.

00:39:22Buzz.

00:39:23Buzz.

00:39:32Buzz.

00:39:34Buzz.

00:39:35Buzz.

00:39:36Buzz.

00:39:41Buzz.

00:39:54Mr. Freepierce.

00:40:13Don't you feel good?

00:40:15It's my heart.

00:40:16Water, quick.

00:40:18Captain Matt, Captain Matt.

00:40:42Let's drink this.

00:40:47I'm dying.

00:40:48Two songs for a doctor.

00:40:50Oh, dear.

00:40:51We haven't got any followers in the house.

00:40:53He's gone for what?

00:40:54Doctor's a good five miles away.

00:40:57Fetch him.

00:40:58Hurry, hurry.

00:40:59Run.

00:41:00All right.

00:41:01I'll run, I'll run.

00:41:35You're taking bed.

00:41:38It's alright.

00:41:38I'm here for a while.

00:41:39I'm taking care of him.

00:41:39I can't do that to do the rest of the night.

00:41:39I'll try too, thanks.

00:41:39Yes.

00:41:39No田 has posted how I eat and ROM did not come down chat.

00:41:39Sooooooooo.

00:41:52Is this anything my smile is 20?

00:44:14It's so kind of you to come.

00:44:16Knowing my late husband as intimately as you did, I felt I could turn to no better person to help

00:44:22me through this fine time.

00:44:23Well, you know, anything I can do.

00:44:27Oh, you are very nervous today.

00:44:28Well, I can't help it.

00:44:30Look at my hands.

00:44:31You know, I'm crumbling all over.

00:44:34There.

00:44:36That'll stop the wrecking, at any rate.

00:44:38My late husband always spoke of you in the warmest terms.

00:44:42And you know the highway garden which I've always held you.

00:44:45Oh, have you?

00:44:46Can you doubt it?

00:44:48Can you doubt it?

00:44:48You are the only one who knows my husband's affairs.

00:44:51Everything has been left in the most terrible disorder.

00:44:54My house in the country will be sold.

00:44:57I wonder if you could spare the time.

00:45:00Yes.

00:45:01You could be my guest over the weekend.

00:45:05And we could go through his papers together.

00:45:08Well, you know, with pleasure.

00:45:10I could do with a bit of a change.

00:45:12We could drive down.

00:45:14Would tonight be possible?

00:45:16Tonight?

00:45:17No.

00:45:17You see, I've got an important meeting tonight.

00:45:19Then tomorrow.

00:45:21Tomorrow.

00:45:23May?

00:45:24May I make a little confession?

00:45:26You know, Mrs. Pike,

00:45:27I've always admired you tremendously.

00:45:51Who's that?

00:45:52Baker.

00:45:53Oh, it's you, is it?

00:45:54Who do you think it was?

00:45:56Where are the others?

00:45:57I'm the first one here.

00:46:01There's a lack among us.

00:46:03Yes, and he's facing me, sinking on a chair.

00:46:05Tonight.

00:46:07Someone has given away the code.

00:46:10Anyone supplying information concerning the Scarlet Ring will be rewarded.

00:46:17Apply Sherlock Holmes, 221A, Baker Street.

00:46:23It's one of us, that's certain.

00:46:26We can either get out of it.

00:46:28Can't be that dumb China man.

00:46:31There remains you, myself, and Mary-June.

00:46:37Well, it's not me.

00:46:37On my own.

00:46:38On me, I swear it.

00:46:40Then it's...

00:46:41I thought that snake was double-crossing me.

00:46:44But it's getting on my nerves.

00:46:46It's like living a nightmare.

00:46:49First Murphy, then Pike, then Deedery.

00:46:51Who'll be next?

00:46:56Suppose someone wants to supply information to Sherlock Holmes.

00:47:00That could all come out.

00:47:02No, Holmes is different from the police.

00:47:04He protects clients.

00:47:06Holmes works with the police.

00:47:09What's in the back of your mind?

00:47:11I want a fighting charge.

00:47:12I want to leave.

00:47:14This suspense is getting on my nerves.

00:47:16It's killing me.

00:47:18What suspense?

00:47:21Oh, well, pray we see the gentlemen.

00:47:24I overheard your conversation.

00:47:27It's most illuminating.

00:47:28We are not going on.

00:47:29No?

00:47:30And why not, Frank?

00:47:32I don't want to die like Murphy.

00:47:34Or be found dead like Pike.

00:47:35No, perhaps you'd like to spend the rest of your lives in prison.

00:47:38Hmm?

00:47:40No, my friends.

00:47:41Crime brought you together.

00:47:42And by crime, you will stick together.

00:47:47Gentlemen, in a few more days, the Scarlet Ring will cease to exist.

00:47:51We'll cease to exist, Jareem.

00:47:52I have just received word from the agent of Antwerp that the plunderer has finally been disposed of.

00:47:59This time next week, the principal will be in my hands.

00:48:03A small, unimportant matter of some one million pounds to be divided equally among us.

00:48:10Two hundred thousand pounds a piece.

00:48:13Uh-oh.

00:48:14Two hundred thousand pounds.

00:48:15And meanwhile?

00:48:17Wait it for five years.

00:48:19What's the matter of a few days?

00:48:20Here, what guarantee is there we'll be alive to receive it?

00:48:23None.

00:48:25Of course, if it were a question of your life without the money, it might be arranged.

00:48:30How?

00:48:31Letter in the form of a deed of gift relinquishing your right to any benefits accruing to the society.

00:48:36And give up two hundred thousand pounds?

00:48:38It might ensure your life.

00:48:40I see a burn first.

00:48:44Shh.

00:48:46Not a word.

00:48:53Well, Miss Forrester, this is a pleasure.

00:48:55Come here.

00:49:00Won't you sit down?

00:49:12And now to business.

00:49:14Miss Forrester and gentlemen, again I have the pleasure of presiding at this meeting.

00:49:28Hello?

00:49:28Oh, one moment.

00:49:31A Mr. Stanford.

00:49:35Yes?

00:49:38Where?

00:49:50Oh, thank goodness you've come.

00:49:52I followed it here and phoned you immediately.

00:49:54She went to the side door.

00:49:57Oh, thank goodness you've come.

00:50:07I followed it here and phoned you immediately.

00:50:18But there were four others.

00:50:19A lawyer, two white men, strangers, and a Chinaman.

00:50:40When it comes, it won't come from the sky.

00:50:42Oh, sack up.

00:50:44Hold.

00:50:44I'm on fire. Mine's worth more to me than money.

00:50:48Yours may be. Mine isn't.

00:50:50Shall we walk to the station together?

00:50:52No, no. You go ahead.

00:51:12She's inside. They left her inside.

00:51:36It's us.

00:51:38Get us.

00:51:39The door.

00:51:44Get away.

00:51:46Let's go.

00:51:47Leave it in the fresh air.

00:51:56You came in the nick of time.

00:51:58Get out.

00:52:00Don't let her out of your sight.

00:52:02Guard.

00:52:16I'm missing you! Save me! Save me!

00:52:21Speaking as a medical man, it is extremely dangerous to run at your age and with your wit.

00:52:26Could I have a glass of water, please?

00:52:29Sit down.

00:52:30Oh, no.

00:52:33Oh.

00:52:39Thank you. I must apologize for bursting in like this, Mr. Holmes.

00:52:43I'm Dr. Watson. I don't know when Mr. Holmes will be back. Please, Richard.

00:53:09Come in.

00:53:11Come in.

00:53:27Sit down.

00:53:28Come in.

00:53:35Cigarette.

00:53:48Any luck?

00:53:51To bear.

00:53:54I have here the securities.

00:53:56Easily negotiable for a million pounds.

00:54:00The Chinaman now yet is devoted to his mistress.

00:54:06Doubtless a generous present will satisfy him.

00:54:09On account of Holmes, I cannot impress upon you too sufficiently the necessity for speed.

00:54:14Everything must be finished tomorrow night in the Grange.

00:54:17I will make all the arrangements.

00:54:24You've got to help me, Mr. Holmes.

00:54:26If you don't, I'm a doomed man.

00:54:28Not ten minutes ago, an attempt was made on my life.

00:54:31You see, I lived at Evelry Street.

00:54:33I was on my way there.

00:54:34I was about to cross the road, and some instinct made me leap back.

00:54:38And as I did, a car, driven with terrific speed, and coming on the wrong side of the road, whizzed

00:54:43by me.

00:54:44How I escaped was a miracle.

00:54:47Did you find a chance of the occupant of the car?

00:54:49Yes.

00:54:50As it flashed by me, I caught a glimpse of the driver.

00:54:52A black-bearded man.

00:54:54Is there anyone who would benefit by your death?

00:54:56Yes, four persons.

00:54:58You see, Mr. Holmes, there's an estate to be settled up.

00:55:02And if I should go out, well, they'd get my share.

00:55:08Is any one of them capable of committing a crime?

00:55:10Yes, three of them.

00:55:12How much is your share, this estate?

00:55:15Two hundred thousand pounds.

00:55:18Naturally, you would wish to live to enjoy it.

00:55:22When were you in China, Lars?

00:55:25I was never in China.

00:55:27Calm, calm, sir.

00:55:28In the tattooing above the right wrist.

00:55:31That was it.

00:55:32That was done in England.

00:55:34You must be mistaken.

00:55:35That particular yellow is to be found only in China.

00:55:39What made you come to me?

00:55:41Well, you see, Mr. Holmes, I...

00:55:44Well, I'd heard of your reputation.

00:55:46How did you know my dress?

00:55:49Aren't you here in answer to my advertisement?

00:55:53Were you not returning from the live house?

00:55:56Are you not a member of the Scarlet Ring?

00:55:59Is it not a fact that three of your members are met with very sudden ends

00:56:02and you're terrified lest their fate befall you?

00:56:05Why, you must be the devil himself.

00:56:08Answer me!

00:56:09Yes, Mr. Holmes.

00:56:10But I'm helpless.

00:56:12I'm up against some power that no precaution can govern against.

00:56:19Go straight home and lock yourself in your house.

00:56:21But it's very old and easily broken into.

00:56:24In the cellar.

00:56:24Wrong proof.

00:56:25Hide there.

00:56:27On second thought, we'll see you at Weaver Street.

00:56:30Take a revolver once again.

00:56:32Mr. Holmes, do you think there's any hope?

00:56:34Obey my instructions implicitly and I can promise you almost a chance.

00:56:39Tomorrow, leave town.

00:56:41You see, Mr. Holmes.

00:56:43I hadn't paid you that.

00:56:44You see, I know a little place in the country.

00:56:46That is to clue this.

00:56:47Miles away from any place.

00:56:48It belongs to the widow of an acquaintance of mine.

00:56:51The lady is an oriental.

00:56:52An Asiatic.

00:56:54As a matter of fact, she's Chinese.

00:56:55Mrs. Pike.

00:56:57When you arrive at the Grange near Shoopy Ness,

00:57:01you'll probably be given the room next to the ladies.

00:57:06You'll find a door connecting the two rooms.

00:57:09Keep it locked.

00:57:11Arrive there neither before nor later than nine o'clock.

00:57:14On your arrival, pretend ahead.

00:57:17Pretend then?

00:57:18No, Mr. Holmes.

00:57:20Go straight to your room.

00:57:22If you value your life, you'll open the door.

00:57:29Baker!

00:57:32I got him too.

00:57:35Please.

00:57:57Why dear, says he.

00:57:58For me.

00:57:59And that's the last I seed of him.

00:58:02A regular clearance.

00:58:03Free with his money.

00:58:04Same as I say.

00:58:06He must have been a pickle when he was a lad.

00:58:10Dolly ran all the way to fetch Dr. Smallwood.

00:58:13And she and Smallwood now burst a blood vessel trying to get to him.

00:58:18And when they found him, he wasn't there.

00:58:22And there are you one of them ever set eyes on him again.

00:58:25Same as I say.

00:58:28Company.

00:58:29Evening, gentlemen. Evening.

00:58:30I think it will make me for the gents.

00:58:32Good evening, gentlemen.

00:58:34Good evening.

00:58:36Take any drink?

00:58:38Wouldn't come amiss.

00:58:39Scotch and splash.

00:58:41Scotch and splash.

00:58:41How did you know, sir?

00:58:43Thank you, sir.

00:58:44Give me your orders, gentlemen.

00:58:46Put a bottle on the table.

00:58:48Glasses on the side of the soda.

00:58:49All right, gentlemen.

00:58:51A bottle of whiskey.

00:58:52Four glasses.

00:58:52Five.

00:58:53Gentlemen.

00:58:55All right, sir.

00:58:57All right, sir.

00:58:58All right, sir.

00:58:59All right, sir.

00:59:01More glasses.

00:59:07Thank you, sir.

00:59:13And what brings you gentlemen round these airports?

00:59:16This friend of mine belongs to the medical profession.

00:59:19A patient of his has escaped.

00:59:21An old gentleman of any dangerous character.

00:59:24That's the reason for all these wardens.

00:59:26I know, gentlemen.

00:59:27Wearing a crank.

00:59:28Stoops a bit.

00:59:29Big in the valley.

00:59:30You've seen him?

00:59:31Have I seen him?

00:59:32Yes, sir.

00:59:33And Dolly at the Grange seen him.

00:59:34And Dr. Smallwood ought to see him,

00:59:36but he never set eyes on him.

00:59:38As sure as I'm standing here, sir.

00:59:40He sat right there.

00:59:42It was the day before yesterday.

00:59:44Doctor.

00:59:44We're on the right set.

00:59:46Say when.

00:59:47When?

00:59:53Well, here's your very good help, sir.

00:59:58Another beer?

00:59:59Thank you very kindly, sir.

01:00:02Pay the bill, Watson.

01:00:06Take care of this gentleman.

01:00:08Come along.

01:00:08What do you have?

01:00:09Well, I'm here hoping that we get him.

01:00:11Who?

01:00:12Gash my buttons if I know.

01:00:14My mind has never been in such a fog.

01:00:16All right.

01:00:19It's time to leave.

01:00:21Gregson should be there by now.

01:00:23We'll have the grain so well surrounded

01:00:25a cat couldn't get through without being seen.

01:00:27Come along, men.

01:00:36Mr. Holmes.

01:00:37Something terrible has happened.

01:00:39Miss Follister has disappeared.

01:00:40Disappeared?

01:00:41But I told you to guard her.

01:00:42But I couldn't understand your telegram.

01:00:44Telegram?

01:00:44What telegram?

01:00:45Incepting me to meet you at Dover.

01:00:46Are you mad?

01:00:47I don't know.

01:00:48I'm almost insane with worry.

01:00:50Go on.

01:00:50Well, I arrived at Dover

01:00:51and suspected it was a hoax.

01:00:52I turned around immediately.

01:00:54Fortunately, I have a racing car.

01:00:56Arriving there, I went straight to Eileen's house.

01:00:58Is she gone?

01:01:00I may tell her that she left in the early afternoon

01:01:02with a strange woman.

01:01:03A Chinese woman?

01:01:04Yes.

01:01:05I called you but you left.

01:01:06When I gave my name to your housekeeper,

01:01:08she told me where I could locate you.

01:01:09Oh, Mr. Holmes, what could have happened?

01:01:11Or what could she be?

01:01:12Come astray.

01:01:13There's not a moment to lose.

01:01:23Mr. Holmes is late.

01:01:25Are you sure you're not mistaken?

01:01:27I had written instructions to bring you here.

01:01:30You saw them.

01:01:32Perhaps before.

01:01:34I'd certainly be here.

01:01:36If not tonight, then tomorrow morning.

01:01:40Who's there?

01:01:41Strange.

01:01:43I seldom...

01:01:53Stop!

01:01:56You open the door,

01:01:57then I'll choke the life out of you.

01:01:59Mr. Wilson,

01:02:00have you lost your reason?

01:02:02Tell him if he opens that door,

01:02:03he'll never lift over another.

01:02:07Bonsoir enough.

01:02:16Who is it?

01:02:17Something for a quiet.

01:02:24Telegraph for Mr. Forrester.

01:02:26On here, Mr. Forrester.

01:02:27On here, Mr. Forrester.

01:02:27On here.

01:02:27On.

01:02:51Good news?

01:02:54Good news?

01:02:59Excuse me.

01:03:00What is it?

01:03:01What is it?

01:03:03What is it?

01:03:04What does it mean?

01:03:10Miss Forrester,

01:03:12when you go to your room,

01:03:13lock your door.

01:03:17And keep it locked.

01:03:23What's the matter?

01:03:25I'm rather chilly.

01:03:27Hey.

01:03:30Who's there?

01:03:31It's me, sir.

01:03:33Did you deliver the telegram?

01:03:35Yes, sir.

01:03:35Ms. Forrester herself?

01:03:36I give it to one lady

01:03:37to give to the other, sir.

01:03:39Good night.

01:03:39Good night, sir.

01:03:41Do you let me go to her?

01:03:42Wait.

01:03:43I'll never do it again.

01:03:45What?

01:03:46Stand about all night

01:03:48without a flask.

01:03:50Look, Holmes.

01:03:51Over there.

01:03:54Drop your gun.

01:03:55Well, Inspector.

01:03:56I've checked up an old point.

01:03:58No one could have slipped through.

01:04:02Good night, my dear.

01:04:04My bedroom is just across the corridor.

01:04:06If you should walk before anything,

01:04:08don't hesitate to call me.

01:04:19Good night.

01:04:21Good night.

01:04:23Good night.

01:04:25Good night.

01:04:26Good night.

01:04:42Mr. Wilson, are you in bed?

01:04:44Yes, yes.

01:04:46Sorry.

01:04:47Good night.

01:04:48Good night.

01:04:55Who's that?

01:04:56Excellent.

01:04:58He's here.

01:04:59Came by boat.

01:05:00When?

01:05:00Fifteen minutes ago.

01:05:02Why didn't you let me know soon?

01:05:03It's this fog.

01:05:04Our men lost their bearings.

01:05:05Watch the front of the house.

01:05:07Come.

01:05:08All right, you stay here.

01:05:09Thank you, sir.

01:05:30I thought you would never come.

01:05:33It's this cursed fog.

01:05:35Where's the girl?

01:05:36At the end of the corridor.

01:05:38Good.

01:05:39Wilson?

01:05:40He's locked his door.

01:05:42Get him out.

01:05:43Offering any inducement.

01:05:49It's in the house.

01:05:53It's in the house.

01:06:09It's Eileen.

01:06:11That's Eileen.

01:06:14Mr. Wilson.

01:06:15Quick.

01:06:16Miss Forrester.

01:06:17Something terrible has happened.

01:06:18Uh-huh.

01:06:24Unh-unh-unh-unh-unh-unh.

01:06:44It's in the house.

01:06:44Indeed, he's locked his door.

01:06:46You're locked in.

01:06:47The house.

01:06:47It's in the house.

01:06:47Oh, my word.

01:06:47I don't know.

01:06:48I don't know.

01:06:52I think my darling, are you all right?

01:06:55Help!

01:06:56Murder!

01:06:57Help!

01:07:00Break it down.

01:07:04I have...

01:07:05Help!

01:07:10Hold!

01:07:11Hold!

01:07:12Hold!

01:07:13Are you all right?

01:07:14Quite all right.

01:07:15Thank you, Watson.

01:07:16Take them downstairs.

01:07:43As I suspected.

01:07:46Captain Pike.

01:07:52You were charged with the murders of James Murphy, Malcolm Dearing, and William Baker.

01:07:58And this woman?

01:07:59As an accomplice.

01:08:01Take them away.

01:08:10I saw him killed.

01:08:12You saw him pretend to be killed.

01:08:14It was he who attacked you.

01:08:16He was shot.

01:08:18No shot broke that window.

01:08:20He broke it himself.

01:08:21But the blood.

01:08:23Animal blood.

01:08:24On a sponge.

01:08:26Many of you, of course, was in on it.

01:08:28Mr. Holmes!

01:08:29There's a second man outside.

01:08:30Came the car.

01:08:31I thought it might do it to detain him.

01:08:33Bring him in.

01:08:42Well, well, well, well, well, Mr. Holmes.

01:08:44This is indeed a surprise.

01:08:47What are you doing here?

01:08:48Well, surely a man has a right to visit his own house.

01:08:51I own the mortgage on this place.

01:08:53I've invited some friends down for the weekend to discuss some business.

01:08:56Won't do that if you...

01:08:58Arrest him.

01:08:59Well, this is rather a high-handed procedure.

01:09:02What are the charges, Holmes?

01:09:04The greatest possible.

01:09:07That of being accessory to the murders of James Murphy, Malcolm Deering, and William Baker.

01:09:12And with the attempted murder of Jabez Wilson and Miss Eileen Forrester.

01:09:17Rather a tall indictment.

01:09:18I think you'd better have that bracelet.

01:09:20May I help you?

01:09:21I've more than enough it.

01:09:23I...

01:09:24Then who can tell?

01:09:26I say who can tell?

01:09:32This will make promotion, Mr. Holmes.

01:09:34I'm very grateful to you, Mr. Holmes.

01:09:36But how you did it beats me.

01:09:38Simple enough.

01:09:40Simple.

01:09:41Simple?

01:09:42By the examination of the footsteps in the garden of Mr. Deering's house,

01:09:46I'm probably certain of the murderer's description.

01:09:49You will remember the ring.

01:09:50There was no mark to indicate that it had remained on that finger

01:09:54for a period of six years, as stated by his mistress.

01:09:57His wife, you...

01:09:58Mistress Watson.

01:10:00Mistress.

01:10:01Well, you ought to know.

01:10:02And the scarlet ring?

01:10:04Perhaps you will remember the disappearance of the Mandarin's gems in China some years ago.

01:10:09Perfectly.

01:10:10To realize on gems of international repute would be a ticklish matter?

01:10:14Very.

01:10:14That'd have to be broken up piece by piece and then disposed of carefully and slowly.

01:10:17Exactly.

01:10:18The scarlet ring was formed by the instigators of the original crime to protect the receiving end.

01:10:24And what was Pike's motive?

01:10:25Green.

01:10:26The last survivor would become the recipient of the entire booty.

01:10:30I think it will be found that Pike was the original ringleader.

01:10:34But Mr. Wilson could furnish us with an answer to that.

01:10:37Not one word.

01:10:43We shall never forget you, Mr. Holmes.

01:10:45Rather not, sir.

01:10:46You must invite me to the wedding.

01:10:47Perhaps you'll give me a wedding.

01:10:49I appreciate the compliment, but I never give a lady away.

01:10:52Except I'm professional.

01:10:54Come, Doctor.

01:10:56They'll send you when they need you.

01:11:17I appreciate the compliment, but I appreciate the compliment, but I appreciate the compliment, but I appreciate the compliment, but

01:11:17I appreciate the compliment,

Sherlock Holmes B&W - A Study in Scarlet

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