Sherlock Holmes and the Voice of Terror
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What are you
talking about?

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In March 1918
Lieutenant Evan Barham

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was a prisoner in a
German prison camp.

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There his amazing
resemblance

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to a certain
Heinrich VonBock,

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a brilliant
young member

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of the German
Secret Service,

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sealed young
Barham's fate.

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One morning he was
taken out and shot,

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murdered in cold blood.
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Then this man is...
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Is Heinrich VonBock who
has been masquerading

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in Barham's place for
the past 24 years.

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You see gentlemen,
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the Germans plan
well in advance.

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It's incredible.
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How could a thing
like this happen?

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Barham had no
immediate family.

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The details of
his private life

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were effortless
studied by VonBock

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who was three
years at Oxford

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and had a perfect
knowledge of the
English language

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and English habits.
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So, with possibly the help
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of a little
plastic surgery,

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not forgetting
the considerable

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resemblance to Barham
in the first place,

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the deception was
carried through.

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Very clever, Mr. Holmes.
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I must say, Holmes, it
is positively amazing.

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What made you first
suspect Barham?

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The real Sir Evan Barham
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carried a scar
from childhood.

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This one is about
20 years old,

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a detail but significant.
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I can't believe it.
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It was Barham who insisted
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on your being brought
into the case.

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A colossal piece of
egocentric conceit.

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One to match your own,
Mr. Sherlock Holmes.

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Of course I brought
you into the case

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to see your weak
and silly handling,

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to watch you
fumble and lose it.

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Are you too stupid to
realize that this group

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is but a small part
of our organization?

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We have men stationed
all over England

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ready to take command.
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They never will.
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They were all taken
exactly at dawn

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just as you were.
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So now we are now
trapped, huh?

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No gentlemen, it is
you who are trapped?

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Listen.
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Even now our
messerschmitts are
roaring overhead,

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the vanguard of
the invasion.

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Why are they not grounded?
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Where are your boosted
anti-aircraft guns?

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They are silent.
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Our little ruse was
entirely successful.

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The coast has been
stripped of its defenses.

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Preserve your vaunted
British vanity

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as best you may
in this your hour

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of most
humiliating defeat.

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You have not captured
us my friend.


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