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Hello.
:15:02
What's that?
:15:04
Just the old greenhouse.
:15:05
No, no, that
pile of leaves.
:15:07
It's only a
pile of leaves.
:15:08
Why?
:15:09
Doesn't it strike
you as odd, Watson,
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that a pile of leaves
should be raked up
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in front of a
greenhouse door?
:15:15
No gardener in the
world would do that.
:15:28
Geoffrey Musgrave.
:15:51
That's all very
interesting,
:15:53
Inspector Lestrade,
:15:55
but what, may I
ask, does it prove?
:15:58
What I'm trying
to prove is this
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that Dr. Sexton
went down...
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Twice now, inspector.
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You were stunned.
:16:06
Naturally.
:16:07
You were out longer
than you thought.
:16:08
That's the point.
:16:09
What point?
:16:10
Just this.
:16:12
The man who attacked him
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had time to get
back in the house
:16:14
before Dr. Sexton
near came to.
:16:15
Yes.
:16:16
Yes.
:16:17
And this here glove...
:16:19
oh, and this here glove
:16:20
what I picked up at
the scene of the crime,
:16:22
belongs to a certain party
:16:25
right here in this house.
:16:26
I say.
:16:27
Well that glove
belongs to my brother.
:16:29
Huh?
:16:30
Do you suggest
that he intended to
murder Dr. Sexton?
:16:32
Who knows?
:16:34
The man whose hand
fits this here glove
:16:36
will bear a talking to.
:16:37
Very well.
:16:39
My brother's down
at the stables.
:16:40
I'll take you
to him myself.
:16:41
Thank you.
:16:42
It's the quickest way
to put a stop to this
:16:44
blithering nonsense.
:16:45
Come on.
:16:46
Oh, Mr. Phillip,
:16:48
better not go out in the
night air without a coat.
:16:49
Take mine.
:16:51
Thanks.
:16:55
Well I won't need this.
:16:56
No, oh, nor this.
:16:59
Well, shall we go?