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Clips from The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

"and he says it's most important."
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"Mr. Holmes, thank you."
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"Ann, my dear."
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"What are you doing here?"
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"Am I so unwelcome then?"
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"Why did you come?"
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"I've been terribly worried about you, darling."
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"I wanted to be sure you were safe."
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"Why did you think I might not be safe?"
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"Ann, whatever has come over you?"
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"Don't touch me. Don't touch me."
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"Surely you're not afraid of me?"
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"You are afraid."
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"That's how much all the years have counted."
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"You think I want to hurt you."
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"I don't know why I don't."
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"Ann! Wait!"
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"Come here, Ann!"
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"Come along this way. Quick."
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"Ahh!"
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"- Holmes, you all right? - Never better, Watson."
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"And Miss Brandon?"
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"She'll be all right, the poor child she's fainted."
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"Look after her will you, Andrews, and take her back to the house."
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"Very good, Mr. Holmes?"
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"What on earth is this, Holmes?"
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"This, Watson, is a South American bolas,"
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"the instrument that killed Lloyd Brandon. - What?"
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"Yes. Come and take a look at his murderer."
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"He's badly hurt."
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"Can he be moved, doctor?"
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"- Yes. - Then I'll take him to The Yard."
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"Yes, it's just as I suspected."
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"This club footed shoe was a very clever device"
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"but not quite clever enough, my friend."
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"I'll wager you didn't think of it yourself. Who put you up to it?"
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"The professor. He's said he'd fix it so I don't get caught."
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"Professor Moriarty."
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"Si, Moriarty."
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"I'll kill him."
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"I scarcely think you'll have the chance now."
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"So that clears up our case."
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"Clears it up? We've only just begun. Come along, Watson. Quick!"
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"Shh. Don't move."
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"Stay where you are and keep your eyes open."
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"All right, come on, Watson. There's nobody here."
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"Well, why didn't you say so before?"
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"Oh, lilly pond."
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"- Damp. - Damp, I'm wet through."
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"He's been shaving."
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"Moriarty's worn that beard for years. Why would he shave it off?"
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"- To disguise himself, of course. - Obviously, Watson."
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"But why tonight especially for what purpose?"
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"Huh?"
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"A Baedeker."
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"What would Moriarty be doing with a guidebook?"
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"He knows London like a cab driver."
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"Look, Watson, look."
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"The Tower of London."
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"Sergeant Bullfinch."
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"Moriarty without his beard."
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"Then he stole the emerald! - I wonder what exactly he did do, or rather is doing."
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"What do you mean, Holmes?"
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"Don't you see, my dear Watson."
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"Moriarty concocted that Brandon case"
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"with all its fantastic convolutions expressly to divert my attention"
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"till the time the Star of Deli was delivered."
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"So that he could steal the emerald but he didn't get it. We fooled him."
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"That's exactly the point, Watson. He didn't want the Star of Deli."
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"- What? - No."
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"The real crime has not yet come to light."
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"He caused a man to be murdered solely in order to distract me."
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"He staged that fiasco at the Tower of London."
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"Why I don't know but one thing I'm certain. It was all done with a purpose."
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"Somewhere in London at this very moment something tremendous is happening."
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"He said he was going to do it and he's doing it now,"
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"the most stupendous, the most incredible crime of the century,"
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"the crowning act of his career..."
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"The crowning act."
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"Crowning?"
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""St. Edward's crown.""
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"This was the crown stolen from the Tower of London in 1671"
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"by Colonel Blood and his accomplices,"
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""the total value of the regalia is estimated at three million pounds.""
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"Watson, the Crown Jewels! We're wasting time."
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"Ay, cabby."
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"Never mind, get in, Watson."
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"I say, steady. Drive a little careful, old boy."
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"Serg, Sergeant!"
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"- What is it, McKenzie? - An accident, Sergeant."
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"Give me your hand. Get this man out of here."
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"Well, what were you trying to do,"
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"batter your way right into the Tower of London?"
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"Of course not, course not, preposterous."
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"Well, what were you doing?"
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"- Well I... - Where is your cabby?"
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"Cabby? Oh, yes, yes, cabby."
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"Well, where is he?"
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"I don't know, I haven' the faintest idea."
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"Bring him along to the posting room. - Where?"
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"Did you hear a shot?"
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"I did, sir, I thought it came from the tower."
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"Follow me on the double."
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"Well, "Ann Brandon 21, and Jerrold Hunter 29","
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"were married this morning at the Castone Hall Register Office.""
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"Well, that takes care of that"
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"but I still don't understand how young Hunter became involved in the mystery."
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"Alfred?"
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"- May I borrow your violin? - Certainly, governor."
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"I said, I still don't understand how young Hunter became involved."
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"Perfectly simple. Whatever Gerald Hunter did was done to protect Miss Brandon."
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"But I saw it myself posited with Moriarty."
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"My dear Watson, I expected even you to see through that trick."
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"Moriarty went to him with a trumped up lawsuit to put us off the track."
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"Those flies again."
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"Very effective, my dear Watson."
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"Elementary, my dear Holmes, elementary."
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