Sherlock Holmes and the House of Fear
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:16:01
They're so noisy.
:16:03
I can make the call
from the village sir.

:16:04
All right.
:16:05
It's not often we
have the opportunity

:16:07
at meeting such
charming people.

:16:08
You go ahead
I'll follow you.

:16:09
I'm afraid, Mr. Holmes,
:16:10
if you don't go
with the sergeant

:16:12
there's no way
to get back

:16:13
to the village tonight.
:16:14
Oh but Mr. Holmes,
:16:15
there's no need for you
to stay at the inn.

:16:16
It's such a dreary place.
:16:18
We've plenty
of room here

:16:19
and it's much
more cheerful.

:16:20
I thought we came
here for privacy.

:16:23
We wouldn't dream
of putting you out.

:16:25
Oh but I thought
it would be

:16:26
so nice to have such,
:16:28
such exciting people
as our guests.

:16:30
Yes your right.
:16:32
I'm sure Mr. Holmes'
business in the village

:16:35
is much more
important, Alastair.

:16:36
Please Mr.
Holmes we insist.

:16:38
I think Alastair's idea
is an excellent one,

:16:40
don't you gentlemen?
:16:42
You speak for
yourself, Cosgrave.

:16:44
Come, come, come,
:16:45
We are all friends.
:16:47
Aren't we,
:16:50
or are we?
:16:52
Guy Davis was
a friend too.

:16:54
So were King and Raeburn.
:16:56
You've got to
stay Mr. Holmes.

:16:57
You and Doctor Watson,
:16:59
we can put you up.
:17:00
Any objections
Doctor Merrivale?

:17:02
This is a tempest
in a teapot Mr. Holmes

:17:04
but you're
welcome of course.

:17:05
Now if you'll all excuse
me I'm rather tired.

:17:10
Good night.
:17:14
What do you say Simpson?
:17:16
Glad to have you
gentlemen of course.

:17:18
Then you will
stay both of you?

:17:20
Thank you Mr. Alastair
:17:21
we should be very glad to.
:17:23
Sergeant will you
have our things

:17:24
sent up from the inn?
:17:26
Right away sir.
:17:27
This is excellent.
:17:28
I'll tell Mrs. Monteith
to get your rooms ready.

:17:29
Mr. Holmes,
:17:30
I must say I
feel a lot safer

:17:32
now that you
and Doctor Watson

:17:33
are in the house.
:17:34
Oh a delight to be of
any use, Mr. Cosgrave.

:17:36
And well if you would
care to keep me informed

:17:39
if you should
discover anything

:17:40
I would be only too
glad to help you.

:17:42
I'd do anything
:17:44
to get to the bottom
of this awful mystery.

:17:45
I'll bear that in
mind Mr. Cosgrave.

:17:47
Thank you.
:17:48
Good night.
:17:49
Good night.
:17:50
Good night.
:17:59
Well what do you
make of it Watson?


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