The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
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So there'll be a little
gossip about you...

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in St. Petersburg.
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These things spread
like wildfire.

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l can just hear
those malicious whispers...

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behind my back.
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l'll never be able to show
my face in polite society.

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And if it ever got back
to my old regiment...

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you don't know the Fifth
Northumberland Fusioneers.

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They'll strike me
off the rolls.

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They'll cut off my pension!
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Watson, you're running amuck.
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Dishonored, disgraced,
ostracized...

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What am l to do?
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Well, for one thing,
l'd get rid of that flower.

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Oh, you may think
this is funny...

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but we're both
in the same boat.

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We must take
desperate measures.

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We must stop this talk!
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Maybe if we got married.
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Then they'd really talk.
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Obviously,
we cannot continue...

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to live under the same roof.
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We must move apart.
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Of course...
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we can still see each
other clandestinely...

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on remote benches
in Hyde Park...

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and in the waiting rooms...
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of suburban railway stations.
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This whole thing's ridiculous.
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We have nothing to hide.
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That's what l've been
trying to tell you.

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Let somebody start a rumor,
just one ugly word.

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We'll sue them for slander.
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No one would dare.
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After all, you have an enviable
record with the fair sex.

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Damn right.
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l can get women
from three continents...

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to testify for me...
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and you can get women
to vouch for you, too...

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can't you, Holmes?
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Can you, Holmes?
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Good night, Watson.
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Holmes.
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Let me ask you a question.
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l hope l'm not
being presumptuous...

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but there have been
women in your life?

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The answer is yes...

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