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23.976 Elsie, what's the matter? Elsie! So, Watson. Hmm. You do not propose to invest|in South African securities? How on earth|do you know that? Now, confess, you are|utterly taken aback. I am! I should make you sign a paper|to that effect. Why? Because in a few minutes|you will say it is all|so absurdly simple. I should say|nothing of the kind! You see, my dear Watson,|it is not really difficult to construct a series|of inferences, each dependent upon|its predecessor and each simple in itself. If, after doing so, one simply knocks out|the central inferences and presents one's audience with the starting point|and the conclusion, one may produce a startling, though possibly|a meretricious, effect. I can tell by an inspection|of the groove between your|left forefinger and thumb, that you have decided not|to invest your small capital in the gold fields. I can see no connection. Very likely not; but I can quickly give you|a close connection. Here are the missing links|in the very simple chain: You had chalk between|your forefinger and thumb when you returned|from the club last night. You put chalk there when you|play billiards, to ease the cue. You never play billiards|except with Thurston. Now, Thurston, you told me,|four weeks ago, had an option on some|South African security which expired in a month, and which he desired you|to share with him. Your checkbook is|locked in my drawer, and you have not asked|for the key. So, you do not propose to invest|your money in that manner. How absurdly simple! Quite so. Every problem is absurdly simple|when it is explained to you. Bum, bum, bum, bum. Holmes, why are you|so cheerful? You're unemployed,|you have no case to solve. Now, normally that produces|black moods and the infernal lethargy|of the cocaine bottle. You have not used|the logical principles which I constantly expound. Sherlock Holmes is cheerful, so, Sherlock Holmes|must have a case. Pa! See what you can make of that,|friend Watson. Why, Holmes,|it's a child's drawing. Ah, is that your idea? Well, what else|should it be? Well, that is what|a Mr. Hilton Cubitt, of Ridling Thorpe Manor,|Darbyshire, is anxious to know. That conundrum came|by the first post, and he is to follow|by the next train. Hilton Cubitt. No, no, I have already|looked him up, Watson. His family has owned land in|Darbyshire for over 500 years, so I presume that Mr. Cubitt is|as respectable as he is worthy. With a fresh face,|an open countenance, and wearing|a brown bowler hat. Oh, no, you cannot|possibly know that. Really, Holmes? Uh, you will stay and keep|a record of the case? My dear fellow. Thank you, Mrs. Hudson. This way, Mr. Cubitt. Mr. Sherlock Holmes. Hilton Cubitt. And this is my friend|and colleague, Dr. Watson. Dr. Watson, sir. How do you do? Do sit down, Mr. Cubitt. Thank you. So, what do you make of it,|gentlemen? This thing. Have you had time|to study it? Absurd little figures|dancing in a line, it's a childish prank. Why do you attach importance|to something so trivial? I don't, Mr. Holmes. I--I never should. No, it's--it's--|it's my wife, you see. She-- Go on, Mr. Cubitt,|you're with friends. But it's--it's frightened her|almost to death. She says nothing,|tries to appear normal, but I've never|seen anyone so upset. In white chalk on a garden seat,|it is a precise copy? Oh, it's as exact|as I could make it. I did think it might be|the stable boy, but the lad denied it. If there's any danger|threatening my wife, Mr. Holmes, I'd spend my last penny|to protect her. Do sit down, Mr. Cubitt. Do you smoke, Mr. Cubitt? Uh, yes. Uh, no, no, no,|I won't, thank you. Tell us about your wife,|Mr. Cubitt. Well, uh, I've always|lived in Darbyshire, Ridling Thorpe Manor,|near Matlock. I was a bachelor|and thought I'd remain one until three years ago I came|down to London on a visit. It's a rare thing for me, but-- well, I had a mind to see|the Queen's Golden Jubilee. I put up at a boardinghouse|in Russell Square, because Parker,|he's the vicar of our parish, he was staying there. There was also a young|American lady staying there, Patrick was her name,|Elsie Patrick. We were both alone,|and we became friends, did the sites and that. At your expense? Certainly not. Are you suggesting-- No, he's not,|Mr. Cubitt, not at all. Was this Miss Elsie Patrick in|London merely for the Jubilee? No, no, no,|she'd been here some time. She'd tired of America,|traveled about, and finally settled|in England. Well, not to make a labor of it,|before my holiday was over, I was as much in love|as any man ever has been. To my surprise|and joy, she-- she reciprocated my feelings,|and we were married. Excellent. Quietly, in a--|in a Register Office. You think I'm mad, Mr. Holmes,|taking a wife in such a fashion, knowing nothing about her? Explain, Mr. Cubitt,|and come to the point! Oh, uh, yes, in fact, it was|on the very day of our marriage. Nothing could have made me|unhappy, nothing on that day. But now I look back,|it was odd. Elsie? There is something|I have to say to you, Hilton. We don't want to be late,|my dear. I've put it off till now. But I must still give you|the chance to change your mind. Elsie, what in the world? Let me finish! And what I say,|I do mean. I love you dearly, but you know nothing of my life|before we met. I never asked. One of the things which has|made me so fond of you. If you marry me, Hilton,|I promise you marry a woman who has nothing personally|to be ashamed of. But you'll have to take|my word for it, and allow me|to be silent forever as to my life|before we met. If that's too much to ask, then you must go back|to your Darbyshire and leave me to the lonely life|in which you found me. It's little enough to ask,|and I shall never let you go. These have been the happiest|three years of my life. And when did the first cloud cover the sun|of this great happiness? You have a way of putting|things, Mr. Holmes. And you have a way of prevaricating with|your answers, Mr. Cubitt. Well, it was, uh,|some months ago, May in fact. Hilton?! Hello! Here, in the drawing room! Well, what do you think? Yes, great improvement! Thank you, Saunders. I met the postman,|saved him a journey. Here's a bill. Here's one for you,|an American stamp, Chicago. Oh! I hope lunch is ready,|I'm ravenous. She burned the letter,|unopened? Yes, I don't know why. Of course you don't. America is her past, and the|subject of a solemn promise. Yes, but she's not had|an easy hour from that moment. If only she'd trust me. Now, I have every faith in her,|you must believe that. Whatever there was in her past,|I'm sure it's no fault of hers. And the dancing men? Oh, yes, well, I thought she was|getting over the letter, and then these--|these drawings appeared. It's just a childish scrawl, but it made everything|worse than before. Well, I couldn't|just leave it. And it wasn't the sort of thing|I could take to the police for they would have|laughed at me, so I've come to you. Don't you think,|Mr. Cubitt, that your best plan would be to make a direct appeal|to your wife, and ask her to share|her secret with you? A promise is a promise,|Mr. Holmes. If Elsie wishes to tell me,|then she will. But I have no right|to force a confidence. However, I do feel entitled|to take my own line, and I will. Then I will|help you with all my heart. Have you seen or heard of any|strangers in the neighborhood? No, no, I haven't. Some of the farmers|take in lodgers, but I've not heard|of any lately. Then I suggest that you return|to Darbyshire, Mr. Cubitt, and keep a sharp lookout. And make an exact copy of any fresh dancing men|that may appear. Thank you, Mr. Holmes.|I will. Oh, and Mr. Cubitt, this letter which|started your wife's torment, you are quite certain that|it was from the United States? Yeah, the postmark was Chicago. Goodbye!|And don't worry. It's perfectly natural she should receive|a letter from America, she's from America. Yes, but it is not natural to|throw it onto the fire unopened. Ah. It's beginning|to look like semaphore. You have read my monograph|on secret ciphers? Some of it. I found it rather|heavy going. It evidently has a meaning. If it is purely arbitrary,|it may be impossible to solve. However, if it is systematic, we should be able to get|to the bottom of it. But we need more messages,|and preferably long ones. Well, I doubt if Hilton Cubitt|would agree with that. Walker, do you know anything|about this? No, sir. I've not been out|in the front all day. Has Mrs. Cubitt|been out here? I've no way of knowing,|have I, sir? When I've done this,|I want you to wash it off, and tell no one about it,|and then come to me. I shall have an urgent letter|for you to post. Elsie? Elsie, what are you doing? I was looking for you. I thought I heard the door. Have you been out today,|out of the house? Hilton, come to bed, everything will look better|in the morning. Will the drawings look better?! Will the dancing men|look better?! Why do they fuss you so? Fuss me?! They're just a joke,|a bit of mischief! The moon's high. Where I come from, they say a|moon like that drives you crazy. Why don't we travel, Hilton,|why don't we go away? I love this place|as much as I love you. Hilton-- What did you see? Nothing, nothing at all! Please, dearest. Hilton, I beg you! There's somebody outside. Hilton! Hilton, wait! You'll come to harm! Or are you afraid|he will come to harm?! These two are identical. Yes. Well, I had that one|washed off, then it must have reappeared. You know, it's a pity you didn't|get a closer look at this chap. If only she hadn't|tried to stop me. I've never been angry|with her before, but she knew who was out there,|of that I'm sure. And she knows|what these figures mean. Was this a mere|addition to this, or did it appear to be|entirely separate? That was on a separate panel|of the door. Well, I know|what I'm going to do, I shall go home, sit with half a dozen of my lads|in the shrubbery, and if this fellow|calls again, give him such a thrashing he'll|leave us alone in the future. Well, that would|be one way. Mr. Cubitt, this case is too|deep for such a simple remedy. I must go now|if I'm to catch my train. I'd not leave|Elsie alone at night. Elsie! Quite right. Good day, Mr. Cubitt. We will join you in a couple|of days, and be patient! Good bye, Dr. Watson. I'll find my own way. Bye. You weren't|exactly sympathetic. He doesn't come to me|for sympathy. It is a considerable challenge. I shall work better|for silence. Oh, well, I dare say I can find|something quiet to do. Whoa, sit. Where did you find this? Down by the garden bench. Will that, uh, mean you'll be wanting me to take|another letter for London, sir? Very well. I'll have to get a move on if|I'm gonna catch the last post. Walker, just do|what you're told! Yes, Watson? Uh, I thought you|might like the Times, Holmes. What do you make|of my progress? Well, it still|doesn't mean very much, does it? Quite enough for me to send|a telegram to the United States. What on earth does|that mean, "ABESLANE"? Watson, if this is E, flag denotes|the end of words. Mm, this grouse is superb. Mrs. Hudson has really surpassed|herself this time. What time is the last train|to Matlock? I'm afraid we've missed it. Holmes, I do wish|you would try and eat a bite. I just need an answer|to my telegram from America, and the story is complete. Abe, I wanna stay,|and I'm going to stay. What about your|friends in Chicago? What about your family?! Friends do you call them; killers, robbers,|extortionists, some family. But you and I|were engaged! I'm sorry, Abe,|my father forced me into it. How could I be happy|with you in that life?! Please go away,|please, I beg you. You beg me?! Yes. Hilton is|such a good man. It would break my heart|if scandal ever touched him. Here's money, it's all that I have. No! You're coming home! No! You're coming home! No! What the-- No!! Watson? What the devil is going on? An answer to your telegram? No, it's another letter|from Hilton Cubitt. "ELSIE PRE-P ARE." Mr. Holmes, sir. Thank you. It's from Wilson Hargreave,|of the Chicago Police Bureau. "In reply to your inquiry, Abe Slaney is one of the most|dangerous men in Chicago." Come along, come along. There's a cab! Ridling Thorpe Manor,|gentlemen? As fast as you can! How do you know? Bet you're the surgeon|from London, sir. I beg your pardon,|what makes you-- She's not dead yet, sir. You may be able to save her,|but she's for the gallows. The gallows?! Right, sir,|she murdered her husband. Inspector of Police, and Doctor|of Medicine, I perceive? Yes, indeed, Inspector Martin,|Darbyshire Constabulary. And I am Dr. Carthew,|the surgeon. This way, gentlemen. This is Mr. Sherlock Holmes, and I am his friend|and colleague, Dr. Watson. Mr. Holmes, but what do you know|of this business?! A good deal. Mr. Hilton Cubitt|was my client. But the crime was only committed|at 3:00 o'clock this morning. How could you hear of it|in London and get to the spot|as soon as I? I anticipated it. We came in hope|of preventing it. Then you must have|important evidence of which I am ignorant. Only the evidence|of the dancing men. The dancing men? I will explain|all that to you later. Since we are too late|to prevent this tragedy, I am anxious to insure|that justice is done. Will you associate me|in your investigation, or will you prefer that|I should act independently? I should be proud for us|to work together, Mr. Holmes. But I must warn you, there seems|very little to investigate. Mr. Hilton Cubitt has been shot|through the heart and he's dead. And Mrs. Cubitt? Seriously wounded. The bullet passed through|the front of her brain, and she's still unconscious. Excuse me, gentlemen. Only one gun has been found,|lying on the floor between them. Two bullets have been fired. With respect, Mr. Holmes, it seems quite clear that|Mrs. Cubitt murdered her husband and then turned the gun|upon herself. But they were|a most devoted couple! The murder room is through here,|Mr. Holmes. No, I would like to start|by interviewing the servants. And I beg you, nothing, absolutely nothing|is to be moved. Is this the way|to the kitchen? I should think it must|have happened about 3:00 o'clock|in the morning, sir. Where are your rooms? On top, sir. The attics! I was awoke|by this terrible bang, an explosion|is the only word. And about a minute later-- It was less than a minute. --there was another bang,|only not so loud. What did you do? We came downstairs, sir, expecting to find|Mr. Cubitt up and about, chasing burglars or|the house on fire, or-- And the bedroom door was open. We looked in but the bed|was empty so we came on down. There was smoke, and the smell|was worse down here. Smell? Ah, you mean|of the gunpowder? I suppose it was, sir, yes. Now, you say the smell|was worse downstairs. Could you also smell|gunpowder upstairs? Yes, sir. I commend that fact very carefully to your|attention, Inspector. Mrs. King, would you like to sit down,|Mrs. King? Now, was the library door|open when you reached it? Open, yes, sir. We could see the candle alight|on the table and so we came in. Then, oh dear, as terrible a thing as|ever I saw or ever fear to see. She was terrible|wounded, sir. She was moaning and groaning, then she sort of|collapsed on the floor and she hasn't said|anything since. Saunders? We moved her|to her bedroom, sir, and sent Fred Walker for|the doctor and the police. And there was no sign of|a break-in, or of an intruder? No, sir. And all the doors|and windows was locked, as we had left them|when we went to bed. Inspector... Oh, yes... Apart from poor Mrs. Cubitt, nothing else|has been moved? No, sir. No, we've touched nothing,|Mr. Holmes. Thank you.|Then I think we can proceed. Almost instantaneous death,|presumably. Mm, straight|through the heart. The bullet's still there. What about the bullet|that wounded Mrs. Cubitt? That's still in her, as well. It will take hands more nimble|than mine to move it. Is this Mrs. Cubitt's handbag? Yes, it is, Mr. Holmes. At least twenty|50-pound notes, a bribe that failed. So, two bullets fired, two wounds inflicted,|as you said. Yes, Doctor. Then how do you account|for the bullet that has so obviously|struck the window frame? By George,|however did you see that?! Because, Dr. Carthew,|I looked for it. Wonderful, why,|the bullet's still there! So a third shot|must have been fired. Which means that a third person|must have been present. Exactly! When you came into|this room last night, you say that the door was ajar;|was not that window also open? I don't know, sir. No, sir. It was shut. Saunders, will you and Cook|wait in the library, and you, Walker. Dr. Carthew,|you may remove the body. It was Mrs. Cubitt herself|who shut that window. If Saunders and the Cook smelled|smoke and gunpowder upstairs, then there must have been|a strong through draft. Otherwise, it would not|have spread so quickly through the house. We know that door was open, that window, too,|must also have been open, but only for a short time. Why only for a short time? Because the candles|have not gutted. There is|no trail of wax. Wonderful, wonderful! If the late Mr. Hilton Cubitt fired the bullet which|pierced the window frame, he must have been|aiming at someone who was|standing either inside or just outside the window. Oh, thank you, Inspector. Which means that the bullet|which killed Mr. Cubitt could have been fired by-- Inspector, your thoughts|and mine agree entirely. This is the cartridge case of the bullet which killed|Mr. Hilton Cubitt. Holmes, if three shots were fired, why did Mrs. King and Saunders|only hear two shots? They were telling the truth,|but lied without realizing it. I'm not sure|that I follow you. You remember|what Mrs. King said, "I was awoken by this|terrible bang, an explosion, it is the only word. And then a minute later there was another bang|but not so loud." The first bang was two shots,|fired almost simultaneously; one from the window,|which killed Hilton Cubitt, and one from Hilton Cubitt, which missed and went|into the window frame. And the third shot? The saddest of all,|Mrs. Cubitt, self-administered|in her despair. Now, do any of you know of|an inn in the neighborhood called Elrige's? There's a farmer of that name,|lives some miles off, in the direction of,|uh, Milbrook. Is it a lonely farm? Very lonely, sir. Then it is just possible that the news of what happened|here last night has not reached them. Maybe not, sir. Excellent! Walker, I want you|to take this note to a Mr. Abe Slaney|of Elrige's Farm. Do not say that|the note is from me, and make no mention of|what happened here last night. Now, you understand? Yes, sir. Thank you, Walker. I am expecting a visitor|in answer to my note. Now, Saunders, he will|ask for Mrs. Cubitt. I want you to show him|into this room. I want this house|to look quite normal, and you must not give anything|away of what has happened. Very good, sir. Now, I suggest you return|to your duties. And, Dr. Carthew, I suggest|you return to your patient. Oh, Mrs. King, your mistress|is quite innocent. But how did|you break the code? Well, you see, the rules which guide us in|deciphering all secret writing depend on the fact that E, E is the most common letter|in the English language. So, you see,|we were very fortunate that Mrs. Cubitt's name|was Elsie, and that it featured|in the second message, which gave us not only the E,|but the L, the S and the I. Now, next,|it seemed likely to us that two of the messages|were appeals of some sort to Mrs. Cubitt... ...by adding the T and the G,|the message reads: "AT ELRIGE'S, COME ELSIE." Well, if this Abe Slaney|is indeed the murderer, we must make an immediate move|to arrest him. Calm yourself, Inspector. I expect him here|at any moment. But why should|Slaney come here? Because I have written|and asked him. But won't his|suspicions be roused? Will he not try to escape? Saunders? Excuse me, sir, there's a|gentleman approaching the house. Do you think he'd be armed? He's a fool if he's not. Good day, sir. Is Mrs. Cubitt at home? I'll inquire, sir,|if you'll step inside. What name shall I say? Tell her it's an old friend.|She's expecting me. If you'll wait|in the library a moment. Well, gentlemen, it looks like|you've got the drop on me, but what the hell|is going on? Abe Slaney, I believe. What if I am,|and who are you, anyway? My name would mean|nothing to you, though I suspect|that of Wilson Hargreave of the Chicago Police|Department, will. Ah, I see that it does. Mr. Slaney,|you should know that Mrs. Elsie Cubitt|is very seriously ill. I don't believe you. This is some cheap trick. Mrs. Elsie Cubitt wrote me|a note just an hour ago, a note that only|I can understand. What one man can invent,|another can discover: "I'M HERE, ABE SLANEY.|AT ELRIGE'S, COME ELSIE." And your last note to her: "ELSIE PREPARE|TO MEET THY GOD." And this. You wrote that note? But you were lying about Elsie. Slaney, when you shot and killed|Hilton Cubitt, Elsie Cubitt, in her despair,|attempted to kill herself, and is now|at death's door. No. No, I gotta see her!! I gotta see her, I love her,|for God's sake, Elsie!! I love you, Elsie!! Elsie, Elsie!! I believe that she fled|from America to avoid you. Because you followed her|and made her life a misery, she now lies|under grave suspicion of murdering the husband|she loved. The least you can do|is to clear her of that. I guess the very best case|I can make for myself now is to tell you|the absolute, naked truth. It is my duty to warn you that it will be|used against you. I guess you probably know that Elsie's father's the most|powerful man in Chicago. One of the most powerful|criminal men in Chicago. It was he who invented|the dancing men. We used it as a code|in the old days. I've known Elsie|since she was a child. She was promised to me. I may have threatened her, but I wouldn't have touched|a hair on her pretty head. But you're right, she hated|the whole Chicago business. That's why she ran away|to Europe. It was only after her marriage|to this Englishman that I was able|to find out where she was. I wrote to her,|but I got no answer. She burned your letter. She was happy in her|new life in Darbyshire. I came here to England|to take her home! I sent her notes. I did everything I could|to coax Elsie away, then my temper got the better of|me and I began to threaten her. But yesterday|she sent me a letter! She said she would come down|when her husband was asleep and speak to me|through the end window if I would go away afterwards|and leave her in peace. Can I make you see? I've never been so happy|as I've been here with him. I love him. Abe, I wanna stay,|and I'm going to stay. What about your|friends in Chicago? What about your family?! Friends do you call them; killers, robbers,|extortionists, some family. But you and I|were engaged! I'm sorry, Abe,|my father forced me into it. How could I be happy|with you in that life?! Please go away,|please, I beg you. You beg me?! Yes. Hilton is|such a good man. It would break my heart|if scandal ever touched him. Here's money, it's all that I have. Now, please go away. No! You're coming home! No! You're coming home! No! What the-- No!! I think we've heard enough|for the moment, come along. Can't I see her before I go? Nobody can see her, even we have not|been given that privilege. Mr. Holmes, I hope that if ever again|I have an important case, I shall have the good fortune|to have you by my side. Good afternoon,|and thank you. Holmes? Hmm. What did you write|in that note? See if you could read it. "COME-HERE-AT-ONCE," "COME HERE AT ONCE." How absurdly simple. And so the dancing men, which had so often been|the agents of evil, were finally used|on the side of justice. Abe Slaney was condemned|to death at the Darby assizes, but his sentence was|changed to penal servitude in consideration of|mitigating circumstances in the certainty that Hilton|Cubitt had fired the first shot. Mrs. Cubitt made|a complete recovery, and lives still|at Ridling Thorpe Manor. |
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