Sherlock Holmes Faces Death
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Away from the thunder,
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let him dig under.
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Once more into the
breach, dear friends,

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once more.
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Happy day.
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You drunken sot.
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The master's
been ringing you

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for the past ten minutes.
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Why don't you answer it?
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Fly away, little gremlin.
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You're the one
that'll fly away

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if he ever catches
you in this state.

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Oh, it's him.
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Hurry, hurry.
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Coming, sir.
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Coming.
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One moment, sir.
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Mr. Holmes,
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come in, sir, come in.
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This is indeed an honor.
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I don't often
have visitors.

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What can I do
for you, sir.

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You might stop that
squeaking to begin with.

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Yes, sir.
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And perhaps
you can tell me

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how you come to know the
Musgrave ritual by heart.

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Me, sir?
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Yes, you.
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When Miss Sally
forgot the lines today

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you were the one
who prompted her.

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Well, sir I memorized it.
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Obviously but why?
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Because it has no meaning.
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I love things that
have no meaning.

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Thank you, Brunton.
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But supposing it
did have a meaning

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and suppose that
meaning were tied up

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with a murder of
Geoffrey Musgrave.

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Oh what a lovely
idea if I may say so.

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You may, Brunton.

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