Sherlock Holmes in Washington
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Of course the Washington
Police have been notified

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of Grayson's
disappearance

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but even they don't know
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that he was carrying
the document.

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Now that's about
all the detail

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I'm at liberty
to give you.

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Well if they've
got Grayson,

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that is Pettibone, they
must got the papers.

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Not necessarily Watson.
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It doesn't follow
because they got man,

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they got the document.
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What form is
this document in?

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It was typed on two
sheets of legal paper.

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Two sheets?
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That's too bulky
to swallow.

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And dry Watson,
cheerfully dry.

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Especially legal papers.
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Well whatever shape
the document was in

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I trust Pettibone
to get rid of it

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before anyone could
lay hands on him.

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The document
must be found

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before it falls into the
hands of our enemies.

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I'm here on behalf of His
Majesty's government

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who urges you to find it.
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That means going to
Washington, of course.

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With all possible speed.
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A bomber is waiting
for you at Creighton.

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Goodbye Doctor Watson.
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Goodbye Sir.
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Goodbye Ahren.
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Goodbye Holmes, good luck.
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Thanks very much.
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We're relying on you.
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Well Watson
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we're off to
Washington at once.

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America, I say
that's exciting.

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I've never seen a
game of baseball.

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Let's go and start
packing at once.

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First I'd like to take
a look at the home

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of Alfred Pettibone.
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Come along Watson.
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Why Doctor Watson,
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what a surprise.
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And Mr. Holmes,
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won't you come in?
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Thank you.
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I'm frightfully sorry
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but you've won't
find my son in

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he's gone to Washington.
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Some business or other.
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Poor fellow I'm afraid
that he'll never...

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never get used to the
climate over there.

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Would you mind if we
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looked over
your son's room?

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Why of course,
it's upstairs.

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Thank you.
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Some friends tell
me very, very muggy,

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very sticky.
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You'll find his room
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in a dreadful
pickle Mr. Holmes.


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