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with the curtains open
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so that if anyone
had gone in or out

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he would have seen them?
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Say, you've got
something there.

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Well let's look at
this thing objectively.

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Lady Carstairs seemed
more concerned,

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was more concerned,
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at the loss of the diamond
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than at the
death of her son.

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By George you're right.
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So she was.
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Come in.
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Oh here you are Watson.
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Sit down.
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Have a drink?
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No thanks.
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Do you mind if I...
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Not at all.
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I've been thinking
about this case Holmes,

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that is Duncan
Bleek and I have.

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Yes so I see.
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The way we figure it out,
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the old trout is the only
one without an alibi.

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Yes,
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we feel that
you're approaching
the whole thing

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from the wrong angle.
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Really Watson?
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What's your theory?
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Insurance.
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A lot of people
insure jewelry

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and then try and
collect on it.

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Interesting suggestion.
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I suppose you go and
ask Lady Margaret

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just how much
insurance she carries

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on the Star of Rhodesia.
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No thank you.
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I've already
had two tries.

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Why don't you
ask her yourself?

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For a very simple
reason, I already know.

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You're quite
a doodler sir.

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If you know
why did you ask me.

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Mr. & Mrs. Shawcross.
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Teapots.
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Well we can
eliminate them.

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Professor William Kilbane.
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I'll send a telegram to
the Edinburgh Police

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to check up on that
mathematics professor.

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Interesting.
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Now what?
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Well just a coincidence.
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What's a coincidence?
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The fact that this
fellow Kilbane,

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happens to be a professor
of mathematics.

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Oh.
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Come again Mr. Holmes.
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Lestrade did you
ever hear of

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Colonel Sebastian Moran?
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Well of course I did.
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What about him?
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Well then as you know,
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Colonel Sebastian Moran
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was the most sinister,
ruthless and diabolic,

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clever henchmen
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of our late but
unlamented friend,

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Professor Moriarity.
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I've never seen him
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but I've been conscious
of his presence


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