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The new adventures of Sherlock Holmes. With Nigel Bruce as Dr.
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Watson and Tom Conway as Sherlock Holmes. Let's take a
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look at the famous colleague of Sherlock Holmes, our good
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friend Dr. Watson. Good evening, Dr. Watson.
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Und einen sehr guten Abend auch Ihnen, Mr.
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Bell.
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Ich hatte die Hoffnung fast aufgegeben, dass Sie heute Abend
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noch kommen.
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Ich weiß, es ist ziemlich spät, Dr. Watson, aber ich sah,
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dass bei Ihnen noch Licht brannte, also dachte ich, ich
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schau mal vorbei.
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Bin froh, dass Sie das getan haben, Mr.
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Bell.
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Wenn ich die Methoden meines Freundes Sherlock Holmes anwende, würde
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ich vermuten, dass Sie auf dem Heimweg vom Theater sind.
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Erstaunliche Schlussfolgerung, Dr. Elementar. Mr. Bell, ist das nicht ein Theaterprogramm,
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das da aus Ihrer Tasche ragt? Natürlich. Oh, welches Stück war's?
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Eine sehr schöne Inszenierung übrigens auch. Haben Sie sie gesehen?
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No, Lester's not.
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But I think I can claim to be one of
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the few men in the world who saw a much
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older Hamlet than everyone you saw tonight.
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An older Hamlet? I don't quite understand. About 400 years older.
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You heard me speak of Professor Moriarty. The iron shark
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Sherlock Holmes considered his most worthy opponent?
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Exactly.
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I think Professor Moriarty would have happily given his right
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arm to own the Hamlet I'm talking about.
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At least he was ready to murder for it.
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Well, Dr. Watson, how is it going with Professor Moriarty
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and the original Hamlet? I'm in his ear.
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It all started in the most ordinary way imaginable. I
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walked along the street with Holmes, following a completely routine
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request from Scotland Yard.
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Be quiet, Watson.
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I must say, Holmes, that as a doctor I support
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your youngest hobby for long, quick walks. My dear Watson,
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the constant sequence of boring cases with which we were
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recently lucky leaves me with so much excess energy that
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I can only sleep when I give up to total
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exhaustion with... This bitch! Doctor, did you see that? This
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bitch ran over the old man.
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I'd better see what I can do for him. Now
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that's your patient, Watson. How do you feel about the
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poor guy? I have to go on to the yacht.
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Please step aside.
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Please step aside.
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I'm a doctor.
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I'm fine, sir.
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I'm fine.
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Well, there are no broken bones.
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I'll stay here.
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Let me help you when you get up.
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Thank you, sir.
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Yes, I'm fine too. I'm very happy to come to
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your aid. No, not at all.
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I'm a doctor. At least I've found a good place
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for my accident. See, over there is a pub.
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Ich hoffe, Sie erlauben mir zumindest, Sie auf ein Getränk einzuladen.
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Das ist das schnellste Sodaura, das ich je erhalten habe.
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Führen Sie uns, mein Herr.
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Zwei Whisky mit Soda, bitte.
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Gerne, mein Herr.
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Gestatten Sie, dass ich mich vorstelle. Mein Name ist Franklin Burley. Oh,
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und hier ist meine Karte, Mr. Burley. Nicht etwa der Dr. Watson?
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Oh, do you mean the little article about the cold
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in the last issue of Leilei?
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I don't know that. But aren't you Sherlock Holmes' colleague?
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That's me. God sent you to me, Dr. Watson. Oh,
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I see. I wanted to put my problem in competent
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hands for a long time.
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What do you mean by that?
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I stumbled in front of the car, Dr. Watson. I
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was hit. Someone is trying to murder me? No, no, no, Mr. Burleigh.
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I'll tell you, it's the truth. A wheel on the
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car I was driving got loose two weeks ago. An
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extremely comfortable accident. Last Wednesday, when I was passing St.
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George's in Hannover Square, a huge wooden beam fell and
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Now, why in all the world should someone want to
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kill you? Here you go, Jane.
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Oh, thanks. Because I saw him, Dr. Watson. What did
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you see? I saw the spirit of the Burleys, which
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no one is allowed to see. And remains alive. Oh, no, no, no,
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my dear friend. After all, we are writing the 19th century.
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We are a very old family, the Burleys. Not a nobleman,
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but just as old, just as proud and just as poor.
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My father left me two hermits. The great Burleigh Library,
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which has been in our family for over 300 years.
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And the Burleigh ghost? Oh, you don't need to look
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at me like that. I also used to gossip when
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I heard about the ghost. But a week ago, I
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saw him in the library. Hmm. Really. Well, Mr. Burleigh,
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may I ask whose ghost that should be? Die ursprüngliche
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Büchersammlung wurde aus einer Abtei gestohlen, die von Heinrich Elgdent A.
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enteignet wurde. Als der Abwiderstand leistete, wurde er getötet. Und
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sein Geist soll laut Legende in der Bibliothek umgehen. Ich
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nehme an, Sie könnten den Geist beschreiben. Da irren Sie sich, Dr. Watson.
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Ich hab's gesehen. Oder ihn, wenn Sie so wollen, ganz deutlich.
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Er war extrem groß. Sehr dünn. Seine Stirn eine hohe,
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blasse Wölbung. Seine Augen zwei tiefliegende, schwarze Höhlen. But above all,
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I was impressed by the slow, almost hypnotic, constant swaying
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of his head from one side to the other, a
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kind that I can only describe as strange and terribly reptilian.
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You and Mr. Holmes have to help me, Dr. Watson. Master,
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I see in your expression that you think I'm just
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suffering from delusions and create pursuits in me that don't exist.
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But I tell you, my life is at stake. Mr.
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Berlin, as a doctor I admit that you at least
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believe that the truth to be told... Tell me, do
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you live alone?
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No, my son lives with me. A very decent guy,
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even if I wish he had a little more life goals.
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But his wife....
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What's wrong with his wife?
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When my son ran a tea plantation in Ceylon, he
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married a woman of mixed origin. She is absolutely strange,
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a terrible creature. I suspect more than half that she
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is behind everything that happened.
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What a strange alliance, isn't it? Between her ghost and
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the wife of her son.
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Very well, Mr. Burleigh.
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I'll talk to Holmes, if that's the only thing that
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will calm her down. It wouldn't be the first time
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that a ghost drives back into its shelter. Nein, hören
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Sie auf, auf Ihrer Geige zu kratzen, Holmes. Ich versuche
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Ihnen von den Wahnvorstellungen dieses armen Kerbs zu erzählen.
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Ich versichere Ihnen, Watson, meine ungeteilte Aufmerksamkeit. Also, Ihr Freund Mr.
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Burleigh verdächtigt die Frau seines Sohnes, die gemischt der Herkunft ist.
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Fort.
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Das ist alles.
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Ich habe ihm versprochen, Ihnen seine Geschichte zu erzählen, obwohl
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der arme Mann offensichtlich das Opfer einer Verfolgungsphobie ist.
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Ich frage mich, Watson.
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Allein.
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Really?
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He says certain points of interest. This description of the ghost,
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for example. Large, very thin, high forehead. With the constant
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bending of the head in a reptilian-like way. Whom does
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that remind you of, Watson?
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Reminds me? Oh, I don't know.
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Could it be someone else than our friend Morat?
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Good God, you're right. And a library of the kind
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described by him could contain treasures that would be of
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the professor's highly specialized interest. I tell you, Watson, it
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sounds exactly like Moriarty. The inspection of the library in
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its ghostly form is followed by the realization that he
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has to bring in the owner's death to bring the treasures,
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after which it thirsts for him, to him. Come on, Watson,
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stop whining in your chair. But where do we want
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to go? Mr.
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Burley said he would return to an old residence at
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the sea in Cornwall. Yes, we will look for him there.
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It's too long ago that I crossed the rings with
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such a masterful opponent as Professor Moriarty.
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The I tell you, Holmes, the sea breeze, the salty
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air and the sun, which.
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Glitters on the water, let you know that life is
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worth living. If you do not.
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Stop admiring the fire, instead of paying attention to where
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you are.
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Going on this so-called aimless journey, you will no longer
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have to live.
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It's about 60 meters to this extremely unpleasant-looking rock down there.
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I understand what you mean. Tell me, Holmes, can you
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see down there?
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Hmm.
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I never knew that these corny clips were simply hollowed
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out by caves.
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What undoubtedly explains her popularity among cave researchers in earlier times.
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These are her inaccessibility, apart from the sea. Burley Manor
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seems to be right there in front of us. Of course,
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this naïve guest didn't tell us which branches we should take.
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A problem, Watson, but not unsolvable. May I ask how
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you remember to solve it? Through deductive thinking.
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I assume?
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No way.
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I'll just ask the boy over there for the right way,
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who seems to be looking for bird nests behind the bushes.
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Here, my boy.
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Hello, my.
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Good morning, my.
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Boy.
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I don't do anything. That's what I meant.
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Of course not.
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There's no reason to be afraid. We just want to
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know the way to Burley Manor.
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Burley Manor, my boy.
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Nach rechts oder nach links?
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Oh, Sie wollen nach Burley Manor.
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Genau diesen Eindruck versuchen wir zu vermitteln.
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Jeder weiß, wo Burley Manor ist.
Wir nicht.
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Wo ist es?
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Geradeaus den Weg entlang, mein Junge. Ein erbärmlicher Anblick.
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When will our civilization be far enough advanced to bring
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about a humanity free of such pitiful creatures?
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Oh, I don't know. The boy looks well-fed and happy.
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Why shouldn't he?
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What's the point of running barefoot all day and climbing
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the cliffs?
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Seems to be a pretty pleasant life. Wouldn't it be
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an idiot to be one?
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Checked.
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Jackie, where are you? If you're looking for the barefoot boy,
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my lady. He went towards the cliffs. Oh, then please.
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Stay away for hours. Er sucht nach Vogelnestern und Eiern.
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Verkauft sie für ein paar Pfennige.
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Ein sehr seltsames Hobby. Ich selbst habe als Junge auch
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ein wenig Vögel gejagt.
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Ich wollte ihn etwas für mich erledigen lassen.
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Aber egal.
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Der Junge sagte, wir sollten diesen Pfad nach Burley Manor nehmen,
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aber er schien etwas einfältig.
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Wenn Sie nach Burley Manor wollen, zeige ich Ihnen gerne
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den Weg.
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Ich bin Mrs. Stephen Bird.
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Ihr Schwiegervater hat uns eingeladen, seine Bibliothek zu sehen. Mrs. Merlin,
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darf ich Dr. Watson vorstellen? Sehr freut mich.
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Mein Name ist Sherlock Holmes.
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Ich freue mich sehr, Sie beide kennenzulernen. Nun, wenn Sie
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mir einfach auf dem Pfad folgen. Er ist ziemlich schmal,
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wir müssen also hintereinander gehen.
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Das ist ein äußerst attraktives Buch.
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Was mich umso mehr wundert, warum sie offensichtlich geweint hat.
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Musik Oh, so this is Burley Manor.
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An impressive old building. I have to say, back then
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they were still building for eternity.
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I assume it is impressive.
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But does.
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The house convey to you an aura of happiness, Dr.
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Watson?
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I can't say I've ever... Oh, there's Steven on the terrace.
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Yeah.
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Naila, where the hell were you?
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Uh, these are Mr.
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Sherlock Holmes and Dr.
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Watson.
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Good day. Good day.
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Pleased to meet you.
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Your father invited you to see the library.
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The library? Stephen, where is your father?
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Ich habe ihn nicht gesehen, seit ich ihm sein Mittagessen
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eingepackt habe. Ist er schon zu den Klippen gegangen? Sie
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müssen ihn gerade verpasst haben, Mr.
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Holmes. Er verbringt den Tag oft damit, dort draußen herumzustöbern.
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Nimmt sich sein Mittagessen mit.
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Und er ist allein losgezogen. Welchen Weg hat er genommen?
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Den zu den Klippen. Aber ich verstehe nicht.
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Kommen Sie, Watson. Keine Sekunde ist zu verlieren. Who planted
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these bushes here?
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You could just as well try to hurry through a
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thorn hedge.
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The only thing is that we catch him in time.
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What's up with Hamlet, Holmes?
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Only that there is actually a treasure here, Watson.
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One that fully deserves the attention of Professor Morata. A treasure?
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What kind of one?
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From Steven's vague description, I conclude that the Burley Library
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must contain Hamlet.
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The Hamlet? What is that?
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The original piece by Thomas Kite, on which Shakespeare based
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his version. Oh, it's here. It's not the only one
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known worldwide. Watson, it would be absolutely priceless.
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But Holmes, look over there. I just saw the back
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of a man behind the trees. That must be Burleigh.
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Mr.
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Burleigh.
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Mr.
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Burleigh.
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The wind blows over us. He can't hear us. We'll
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catch him behind this bend of the thread. Be careful.
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How terrible.
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Der Mann ist buchstäblich in Stücke gerissen worden. Wie ich
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befürchtet hatte,
Watson, wir kamen einfach zu spät. Es wird
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interessant sein zu sehen, ob Sherlock Holmes wirklich zu spät kam.
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Und nun, Dr. Watson, was geschah, als Sie und Sherlock
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Holmes feststellten, dass Mr. Burley an jenen Klippen in Cornwall
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einem Sprengstoffanschlag zum Opfer gefallen war?
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Holmes sent me back to the house.
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As soon as I had reported what had happened, I
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returned to the cliffs where I found Holmes. As he
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sank in thought, there stood his great haggard figure, silhouetted
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in front of the sea.
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Holmes, I sent a servant from the house to get
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the police.
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Blam!
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What do you have there?
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A few unidentified pieces of the lunchbox that Burleigh carried
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with him. Anhand der Explosionsspuren ist es offensichtlich, dass die
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Bombe darin war.
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Nur meine Güte, Holmes.
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Die junge Mrs. Burley sagte, sie habe diese Lunchbox gepackt.
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Genau. Und Sie werden diese Fußabdrücke bemerken, die hier im
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weicheren Boden am Rand des Pfades wegführen.
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Nackte Fußabdrücke. Dieser barfüßige Junge, der Schwachsinnige. Er hat es gesehen,
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bekam Angst vor der Explosion und ist in Panik davon gerannt.
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Sie werden bemerken, wie glatt die Abdrücke sind. Schlepp. Schon gut.
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Wir können jetzt wenig tun, außer auf die Polizei zu warten.
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And I doubt that it will take long until they
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arrest a murderer. I would like to suggest, Superintendent Maddox,
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that you expand the circle of your investigations.
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If it doesn't matter to you, Mr. Holmes, I will
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conduct my interrogation in my own way.
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Your way, Superintendent.
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A little impolite of you.
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Well, Mrs.
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Burleigh, it would be much better for you if you
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would help me instead of hindering me. I have tried
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to answer your questions, Superintendent, even if only one person
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could not recognize what you are trying to say.
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Well, Lila, the Superintendent is only trying to find out
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the truth.
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Very well.
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I am innocent.
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And if you just want to know the truth, you
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should have it. I hated my father-in-law and he hated me.
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Lila, don't say anything more.
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And that's not all.
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All the talk you've been talking about this afternoon, right, Superintendent?
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Right.
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My husband and I had a fight this morning. A
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bitter fight. Stephen spoke of divorce.
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The constant pressure of his father has confused him so
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much that he no longer knows what he wants.
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That's not true, Lilla. I still love you.
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But if you want to.
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Know, Superintendent... I'm.
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Glad you're happy.
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I hated him.
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I hated him.
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I think that's enough, Mrs. Burleigh. Ich werde Sie zum
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Polizeipräsidenten mitnehmen müssen. Die Anklage lautet auf Mord.
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Oh, Sie sind verrückt, Maddox.
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Meine Frau hat meinen Vater nicht getippt. Dass sie Ihnen
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all diese Dinge erzählt hat, sollte Beweis genug sein.
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Es tut mir leid, Mr.
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Burleigh.
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Ich muss meine Pflicht tun, wie ich Sie sehe. Kommen Sie, Mrs.
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Burleigh. Sehr wohl.
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Bitte.
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Ich komme mit dir, meine Liebe.
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Nein, mein Schatz.
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Bleib hier und hilf Mr.
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Holmes, so gut du kannst.
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Es ist der beste Weg, mir zu helfen.
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Sie hat vollkommen recht, mein Junge. Now come, Mrs.
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Burleigh.
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Mr. Holmes, I offer you any sum you wish to
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relieve my wife. Your father was my client. I already
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have the duty to find his murderer. And you think that...
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I think the superintendent would have arrested you twice as
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quickly if he had known the other possible motive. That
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you have conspired against your father in revenge with Professor Mariotti.
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Then go. You don't want to help? There are still
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some loose ends to be found. Mr. Burleigh, I have
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to send Dr. Watson on a boat trip. As far
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as I'm concerned, my first goal is to inspect.
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The famous Burley Library.
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I brought you some sandwiches, Mr. Holmes. You've been in
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here for hours. I'm afraid I completely forgot the time.
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Have you found what you were looking for? I found it.
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And nothing could be more important than a missing piece.
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There is no trace here, Mr. Burnley, of the Hamlet
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trough that you described. And that is rare. I remember
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exactly that.
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All of you are Holmes.
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Any success? No, Captain.
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I missed my dinner and ran around for free. You
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mean you couldn't find the young man? Every house in
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the village was searched.
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He can't be found anywhere. I'm afraid he'll never come back. Dead?
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You mean he saw too much? I think we should
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wait for the footsteps of the naked feet until their end.
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Here, Watson, hold the lantern over my shoulder, close to
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the ground. The moonlight is enough for me to... Ah,
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there it is. It's this inverted pebble stone. See, the
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underside is still damp and tarnished. Someone was here just recently.
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I have to say, Mr. Holmes, I don't think that
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another person on Earth could have led us to this
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place in the dark.
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Did you discover these tiny signs? Quite elementary, my dear Mr.
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Burleigh.
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In any case, our pursuit is over here. This path
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seems to lead directly down the cliff.
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If you can call that a path, where the hell
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does it lead to?
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If you look over the edge of the cliff, you
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see the problem here.
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Careful.
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It's 60 meters down to the rock. You see a
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dark opening, about 12 to 15 meters deep. One of
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the caves.
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Exactly.
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And except for.
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This extremely steep and probably unknown path, a completely hidden cave,
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which is only accessible from the water.
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Water.
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It's slippery in here. Watch out, Holmes. Watch out for
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these rocks.
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Oh, damn it.
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I almost broke my ankle. Careful, the boat is loose.
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Good heavens, that just happened to me.
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What a steep sea breeze that is now.
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I wish we were back in Baker Street. The worst
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has passed. Here's the cave.
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It's bigger than it seemed from above.
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Keep the lantern up over your head, Mr. Burley. This
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cave is obviously stretching a good bit back. Ah, there's
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something white next to this rock. Good heavens.
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A couple of sandwiches.
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Exactly. The leftovers from your father's lunch, Mr. Burley. But
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I don't understand that. And here, if I'm not mistaken,
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in this pile of books, we will find the missing hand.
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Ah yes, just as I thought. Follow me, Mr.
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Burleigh.
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Hold the lantern high enough so that I can see
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what's in front of us.
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What the hell are you doing with a revolver in
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your hand, Holmes?
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I expect that it could be useful at any moment, Watson. Ah,
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the end of our way.
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That's my father. Is that Burleigh? He's asleep. But he's
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wearing Jackie's clothes.
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Exactly.
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Wake up, Mr.
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Burleigh.
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Then you'll be fine. Was soll das wissen? Ein sehr
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raffinierter Plan, Mr.
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Burleigh.
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Sie hassten ihre halbrassige Schwiegertochter so sehr, dass sie sie
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loswerden wollten, bevor sie ihnen ein Enkelkind schenken konnte.
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Sogar so weit, dass sie ihr in eigenen Mord in
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die Schuhe schieben wollten.
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Wir sagten nur, sie hätte die Lunchbox manipulieren können. Natürlich
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hätten wir nachdenken sollen, Mr.
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Burleigh.
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Nur sie und sie hätten das tun können. Gütiger Himmel, Holmes.
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Wollen Sie damit sagen, was mein Vater.
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Unter dem Vorwand eines kindischen Spiels haben Sie, Burleigh, die
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Kleider mit dem armen Jungen getauscht. Wir sahen ihn in
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ihrer Kleidung herumlaufen. Gen Wunder, dass er nicht antwortete, als
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ich ihren Namen rief. Sie sahen zu, wie er von
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der Bombe zerfetzt wurde und dann verschwanden sie.
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Sie wussten, Holmes, was wir hier finden würden.
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Die nackten Fußabdrücke waren Blattwurzeln. Was mir sofort hätte zeigen müssen,
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dass es die von Franklin Burley's Füßen waren. Der junge Jackie,
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der seine Tage mit dem Klettern an den Klippen verbrachte,
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hätte hornige, schwierige Füße gehabt. Als mir das klar wurde,
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fügte sich alles zusammen.
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Der Geist in der Bibliothek.
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Reine Erfindung. Der Unfall, der zweifellos einfach ein Unfall war,
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machte Burley mit ihnen bekannt und legte nahe, dass ich
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ein unanfechtbarer Zeuge für seinen vorgetäuschten Mord durch seine Schwiegertochter
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sein könnte. The story of the ghost was just a
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brilliant trick to arouse my interest.
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Very well, Mr. Sherlock Holmes.
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If you are so clever, answer this question.
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What can you prove? I admit that I exchanged the
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clothes with the idiot. I'll tell you, it was just
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a game. Then he was killed by the trap that
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was destined for me.
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I panicked and ran away.
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Yes, in such great panic that you took your most
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valuable books with you, Mr. Burleigh. Burleigh. Their sale would
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be a great help for the state in its new life.
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But there is more. How does an heir of an
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old but poor family live as well as you? Wie
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kommt ein Landjunker an eine gut gemachte Zeitbombe? Und vor allem,
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wie konnten Sie Moriarty so präzise beschreiben, um mich zu locken,
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um mich zu locken?
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Sie sind einer von Moriarty's Handlanger, nicht wahr?
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Es war schon immer einer seiner Tricks, die alten Schmugglerwege
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in diesen Höhlen zu nutzen. Vielleicht rechnen Sie sogar damit,
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dass Sie Ihren Plan vollendet.
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Sehen Sie, da kommt ein Motorboot auf uns zu.
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Sie stehen auf dem Bug, diese unverwechselbare, schlanke Gestalt, dieser
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zitternde Kopf. Es ist Moriarty. Gehen Sie in die Ecke, Mussen.
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Auf der Sichtwelt.
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Stand at the entrance to the caves. Let Moriarty see
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you in the light, but don't try to warn him.
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I assure you, I won't hesitate to shoot you.
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They don't dare to kill me.
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They need me as a witness.
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Moriarty, here is Sherlock Holmes. Moriarty holds his rifle. Holmes
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was hit. Good luck next.
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Time.
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Good day.
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Moriarty has assured that no one can say anything against him.
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No, no, no, no.
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Don't try to stand up, man. You are severely injured.
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I'm dying.
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But there won't be any last words from me that
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you could write down. I see where you're looking. You
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don't want to be in Hamlet, Mr.
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Holmes.
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Every scholar, every museum in the world would. We're not
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allowed to see him. No one should have him now.
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You least of all.
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I'm dying. And I can't do it. Careful. You, my
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good man.
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He has fallen into the sea. Er hat keine Chance
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an diesen zerklüfteten Felsen.
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Ja.
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Und sein Körper wird aufs offene Meer hinausgespült, bevor wir
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dort unten sind. Watson, ein irreparabler Verlust.
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Hallo.
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Ein abscheulicher Mord wie dieser? Ich bezog mich auf das
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Exemplar des Hamlet. Ich fürchte, es ist der schockierendste Verlust
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für die englische Literatur, seit Milton's Manuskripte von seiner Köchin
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verbrannt wurden. And so Professor Moriarty once again had the
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upper hand over Sherlock Holmes.
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Oh no.
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Is he the prisoner who escaped, Mr.
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Bell?
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Finally Holmes solved the puzzle and was able to save
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the young and beautiful Mrs.
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Burleigh. It's true, Dr. Watson. Now, Dr. Watson, what about
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next week? Let me think about it. Next week I'll
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tell you how Holmes saved the dark Dr. Poonenbe, head
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of an internment, and so saved the life of a student.
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Ah, you....
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I have always called this bizarre adventure the strange case
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of the dying student. Today's new Sherlock Holmes adventure is
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based on a case from Sir Arthur Conan Doyle's story,
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The Last Problem. Nigel Bruce appeared with permission from California Pictures,
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Tom Conway with friendly permission from Eagle Lion Pictures, Hier
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ist Joseph Bell und ich lade Sie ein, nächste Woche
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zur gleichen Zeit wieder dabei zu sein, wenn Dr. Watson
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uns vom seltsamen Fall der sterbenden Schüler berichtet. Dies ist ABC,
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der American Broadcasting.