Sherlock Holmes Faces Death
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Upsy daisy.
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In a house as old as this
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it's not unusual to
find secret passageways

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that lead down
through the walls.

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Hello, here we are.
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No you don't,
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Come out of there.
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What are you
doing in there?

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None of your business.
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Answer me.
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Obviously she was
looking for Brunton.

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That's right.
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He hasn't left
Musgrave Manor.

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I'm certain of that, sir.
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His clothes are still
hanging in the wardrobe.

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Don't you lie
to me, woman.

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You've got him hidden
in there somewhere.

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Don't go in there?
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Why not?
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You'll get lost.
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Me lost?
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Oh I like that.
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He will get lost, sir.
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Let him.
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Now listen to me.
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Where did you enter
that passageway.

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Through the
old greenhouse

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in lime walk, sir.
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Did Brunton know that?
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No, he didn't.
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Mrs. Brunton,
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then why were you
looking for him in there?

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We, I...
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Yes, we've known all
along that you were
married to Brunton.

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You know Phillip Musgrave
was murdered, don't you?

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No.
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Yes you do and you
think Brunton did it.

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No.
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You think he carried
him down through
the greenhouse...

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No, no.
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Over to the garage...
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No, he never.
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And crammed his body
into the rumble seat
of that roadster.

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Don't you try and put
the blame on Alfr...

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I'll put the blame
on both of you.

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You're in this together.
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You were in his room last
night, I saw you there.

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Only to talk about
the ritual, sir.

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He, we,
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he thought that he'd
got it all worked out.

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Did he leave any
notes, any record?

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No, that is...
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Oh come on,
come on, out with it.

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Only this, sir.
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I found it this morning
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under the soap dish
on his washstand.

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Huh?
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Hastily written.
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Another jingle?
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Yes.
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Obviously in
some agitation.

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If any harm
should come to me

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fleshly or spiritual
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seek and you
will find the key

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in the Musgrave ritual.
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The old ritual,
there it is again.

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Watson, we've got to
find that ritual.

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It's the key to
the whole business.

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Just a minute, you
can't talk to Sally.

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Why not?
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She's in such a state
and I had to give a hypo.

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All right come on.
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Draw the curtains, Watson.
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There must be a
copy of that ritual


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