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23.976 Watson. Yes. Watch. The chemical reaction|you are about to witness will solve the mystery|concerning the persecution of Mr. John Vincent Harden. Excellent, the tobacco millionaire,|shall I take notes? No, I will dictate|in the fullness of time. There's a young lady wishes|to see you, Mr. Holmes. This is not|a convenient moment! She's very well spoken,|a genuine lady. No doubt. And persistent, too. Mrs. Hudson, I, too,|am extremely persistent, especially when I'm working. It is a matter|of great urgency, Mr. Holmes, or I would not be troubling you|on a Saturday evening. Perhaps you could, uh, delay|your chemical reaction, Holmes. Very well. Do sit down, Miss, uh? Violet Smith. Dr. Watson. Thank you Mrs. Hudson. A genuine lady,|I told you. Oh, please. Um, thank you,|I'll be quite happy here. Very well, Miss Smith, you must tell us|your matter of great urgency. It is obviously|not your health. So ardent a bicyclist|must be full of energy. Yes, I bicycle a good deal. Slight roughening on|the side of the soles caused by the friction|of the pedals. Excellent, Watson. The marks on your shoes. Oh, yes! Even if I have|to travel a long way, I take my bicycle on the train|with me as I did today. You will excuse me,|but it is my business. Yes, I nearly|fell into the error of supposing you earned|a living by typewriting, but of course,|it is obviously music. You will observe, Watson,|the spatulate finger ends, which is common|to both professions. There is a spirituality|about the face, however, which the typewriter|does not generate. This lady is a musician. Why, yes, Mr. Holmes,|I teach music! In the country, I presume,|from your complexion. Near Farnham|on the borders of Surrey! But please, let me explain|why I am here. I am an only child, and|my father died some years ago. His name and profession? James Smith, he conducted the orchestra|at the old lmperial Theater. Ah, the old lmperial, Holmes. Yes. Please continue. My mother and I were left|without a relation in the world except for one uncle,|Ralph Smith, who went to Africa|15 years ago, and we have not had a word|from him since, despite our Christmas cards|and photographs. Mr. Holmes,|I have to tell you that-- I think you wish to tell me that you and your mother|are very poor, not withstanding your obvious|grace, dignity and talent. We were very poor. Ah. About four months ago,|in February, we were told there was|an advertisement in the Times, inquiring for|our whereabouts. You can imagine|how excited we were, for we thought that someone|had left us a fortune. I went at once|to the lawyers whose name was given|in the paper. Now, this is|Miss Violet Smith. The solicitor|introduced me to two men, a Mr. Carruthers|and a Mr. Woodley. They were on a visit|from South Africa. I wish I could tell you your|uncle left you a vast fortune, but as I said... He died in extreme poverty. However, I myself|am not without means. My mother and I|never sought charity. No, nor do I offer it. Please. I have a question|to ask of you. Your Uncle Ralph|said you were very musical, do you teach music? Yes. Miss Smith, I am now a widower|with a 10-year-old daughter. Young Sarah. She needs a music teacher. So, you see,|I do not offer charity. A job, he wants|to give you a job! Whereabouts in London|do you live, Mr. Carruthers? I don't. I live about six miles|from Farnham, in Surrey, at Chiltern Grange. I couldn't possibly leave|my mother on her own. I will pay you|100 pounds a year. A hundred a year? Yes. Approximately double|the market price, I think. Oh, at least! Which you obviously accepted,|or you wouldn't be here now. Yes. I accepted the offer. Mr. Carruthers agreed that I should go home every|weekend to my mother in town. So this is one of your|weekend visits to London? It is. Tell me about your life|at Chiltern Grange. For a while,|it was quite perfect. Every Monday morning I would|take the train to Farnham and then bicycle from|the station to the house. The little girl's|name was Sarah, and she was delightful, as well as being|a very good pupil. That was very much|better, Sarah. May I try it again? Of course,|that's why we're here. Mr. Carruthers was|appreciative of my work, and an extremely kind|and considerate host. Sounds idyllic. It was. What happened to spoil it? A visitor. Mr. Woodley. However did you guess,|Mr. Holmes? Miss Smith,|I never guess. Tell me about his visit. He arrived|and was to stay for a week. But to me it seemed|like three months. Oh, that odious|red mustache! One evening after dinner, Mr. Carruthers had|to leave us for a minute to see somebody|at the door. A gentleman|to see you, sir. Will you excuse me? That's better. Better, in what way? It's better to|get the old folk out of the way. I don't regard|Mr. Carruthers as old. Oh, yes,|but he isn't young... like us. I do wish you wouldn't blow|smoke in my face, Mr. Woodley. Oh, I don't believe that|for a moment. What don't you believe? When women say they wish|you wouldn't do something, it generally means|the exact opposite. I mean precisely|what I say! Mr. Woodley, will you please|leave me alone! No. To tell you the truth,|I won't leave you alone, not until I've said|what's in my heart. Whatever do you mean? I'm not very|well up on the social graces, but I'm prepared to learn,|if you're prepared to teach me. Oh, this is absurd! It isn't absurd!|I'm asking you to marry me! I mean it,|it's from the heart. Money isn't a problem, I did very well|out in South Africa. Whatever you are accustomed to,|I can give you better, better that|you're accustomed to; jewelry, diamonds. You want diamonds,|oh, I can give you diamonds. I don't want diamonds! Oh, you think about it.|I won't rush you. I've thought about it, and the idea is ludicrous. Well, you can't|blame me for trying! You're very beautiful. Listen, just to show|there are no hard feelings, what about a little kiss|to be going on with, hmm, just a peck on the cheek. Mr. Woodley,|will you please stop it! Oh, I told you before about|women who say stop it. No! The more they struggle,|the more fun it is. Mr. Carruthers,|will you stop him! Get out of this house! All right! I'm going. I'm not interested|in old men, and old maids! I can only offer you my most sincere apologies|for what has happened. If I give you my assurance|that it will not happen again, for my daughter's sake,|will you stay? Yes, I will stay. Thank you, Violet. Mr. Woodley left the house|and I have not seen him since. The blackguard! Has there been any change in the behavior|of Mr. Carruthers? No, he continues to be polite|and considerate and courteous. Now, Miss Smith, please,|please continue. Yes, there is something else. Oh, it may be|a mere fancy of mine, but it seems to me|that Mr. Carruthers shows a great deal|of interest in me. Oh, he has never said anything,|he is a perfect gentleman, but, a girl|always knows. So I believe. And I assume that these feelings that|you sense from Mr. Carruthers are not reciprocated? He is a kind and generous|employer, but I am already engaged. Oh, the name of this|very fortunate young man is?! Cyril Morton. He's an electrical engineer with the Midland Electric|Company in Coventry. We're to be married|at the end of the summer. We wish you joy. Thank you. Yet, I am puzzled as to why|you have chosen to consult me. It is an intriguing story,|to be sure, but I sense you are frightened,|and do not understand why. You seem well capable|of protecting yourself. Please,|help me, Mr. Holmes! What is it? I am being followed. Followed, by whom? A cyclist. Every Saturday morning I bicycle from the house|to Farnham Station to catch|the 12:22 to town. There is one very quiet|and lonely stretch of road that lies between Charlington|Heath on the one hand and the woods of|Charlington Hall on the other. Two weeks ago today,|I was passing this place when I chanced to look back|and saw a man, also on a bicycle. The following Monday when|I returned he was there again. I see. And again last Saturday,|and again last Monday. Have you mentioned this|to your employer? Yes. Mr. Carruthers|was very concerned, and has ordered|a horse and trap so that in the future I should|not travel unaccompanied. But they've|not yet arrived. And this morning? He was following me again. I slowed down,|but he did the same. Then I stopped completely,|but he did the same. So, I laid a trap for him. There is a sharp|turning of the road, and I pedaled very quickly|towards this and then stopped|and waited. But he seemed to disappear|into thin air. Can you describe this man? I realize that you've only|seen him from a distance. Yes. He wears a dark suit,|dark spectacles, and he has a beard. Young, old? He's about middle-aged. Now, let me see if I have|the geography correct. Here is the road,|with a sharp bend in it here. On this side,|Charlington Heath, and on the other,|the woods of Charlington Hall. How long did you wait for him|here around the bend? Oh, no more than two minutes. So he could not have retreated|back down the road. Are there any side roads? None along this stretch. Could he have taken a footpath|across the heath? Oh, the heath|is totally flat and bleak. I think I would have|noticed him. So, by a process of exclusion, we arrive at the fact that|he made his way towards Charlington Hall. Now how does Mr. Carruthers|make his living? Oh, he's a rich man. But no carriages or horses. Well, at least|he's very well off. He goes into the city|two or three times a week, and he sometimes refers|to his gold shares. Yes, I see. You must let me know|immediately if there are any fresh|developments. I am extremely busy|just now, but I will find time to make|inquiries into your case. Thank you, Mr. Holmes. In the meantime, take no step|without letting me know. I'm sure we shall have nothing|but good news for you. I do hope so, Dr. Watson. Very lovely girl. Yes. And it is part of|the settled order of nature that such a girl|should have followers, but for choice, not on bicycles|in lonely country roads. You really think she may be|in some danger, Holmes? Oh, yes. On the following Monday, Holmes found that|he had business which detained him in London, so, he dispatched me on|the early train to Farnham that I might observe|Miss Smith's passage past Charlington Hall. The setting was|just as she had described, heavily wooded on the side|bordering the hall, and utterly|exposed on the other. I selected the only|available cover, and waited. Watson, you have|wasted your time. I thought I did rather well. No, your hiding place|was ill-chosen. You should have been|in the bracken on the other|side of the road. Then that way you would|have had a close view of this fascinating|solitary cyclist. Thank you. As it is, you were|a hundred yards away and can tell me even less than Miss Smith reported to us|last Saturday. You describe him as bending low|over the handle bar? Yes, quite low. Thus concealment again, which in your case|worked perfectly. Oh know, you really|have done remarkably badly. He goes back to the Hall and you come all the way back to|London to call on a house agent. Well, I found|the information I was seeking. You found the name Williamson, which conveys|nothing to my mind. Well, we know he's elderly|and respectable. And therefore, unlikely to be|the energetic cyclist that sprints away from|that athletic young girl. Well, what should I have done? Gone to the nearest|public house. That is the center|of country gossip. They would have|given you every name from the master|to the scullery maid. Instead of which,|you give me--Williamson. So, what have we gained|by your expedition. The fact that|the girl's story is true; I never doubted that. That there is a connection between the cyclist|and the Hall; I never doubted|that, either. The Hall is tenanted|by a man called Williamson. Who is the better for that? I shall go back tomorrow|and visit the public house. No, my dear sir, do not|commit yourself to rashness because you are|temporarily depressed. We can do nothing useful|until Saturday. Did I really do|remarkably badly? Yes. Very beautiful. Thank you, Mr. Carruthers. It is a new piece. I need to|practice it more. No, I don't mean the music. Violet, I have|a question to ask you. Morning, Holmes. A letter|from Miss Violet Smith. Now Carruthers has proposed|marriage to her. Carruthers! Gentlemen are permitted|to propose marriage, Watson. Of course he didn't|know about Cyril. Are you going|to Farnham? I want to test one or two|theories which I have formed. Shall I come with you? No, that will be neither|useful nor necessary. Try the nearest public house, always a good center|for country gossip. Thank you, Watson,|capital notion! Ah, Good afternoon, Landlord. May I have half a pint|of your local ale, please? Certainly, sir. Here you are. Thank you. You may keep the change. That's most generous|of you, sir, but I couldn't. I haven't done anything|to warrant such generosity. I'm about to give you|the opportunity. I need some information. Oh, I'm not one|for idle gossip, sir. Neither am I,|I prefer facts. Tell me about the people|at Charlington Hall. You mean|Mr. Williamson, sir? Yes. Well, he--he was in here|not more than five minutes ago. You just missed him. Tell me about Mr. Williamson. Is he an elderly,|respectable gentleman? Oh, he's elderly,|no doubt. Far be it from me to speak ill|of people behind their backs, but I'm none too sure|about respectable. Really? He is an ex-clergymen,|I reckon. Ex? Apparently. He was struck off, or whatever it is|happens to clergymen. That's doctors|that are struck off. Tell me about the other people|up at the house. Well, they're|just domestic staff, and they're all|local and God-fearing. Of course. He do have folk up there|at weekends. Weekends? Yes, sir. Weekends. Ah, no problem.|What sort of folk? Oh, they're a warm lot. Warm? Yes, the sort you|don't want to get too near for fear of getting|burnt like. That's good. Oh, you may|think it's good, sir. They don't come down well|in the village, I can tell you. There was one fellow|in particular. Particularly warm,|is he, this fellow? He is very particularly, sir. I'll wager he has|a red mustache. Hey, do you know him? I never met the gentleman. Well, now is your chance. Mr. Woodley. None of your damn business! Our Landlord keeps|a very respectable house, and your language|is not welcome. Who do you think you are? What the hell do you want coming|here asking all them questions? You're quite right, Landlord,|clearly not a gentleman. Oh, I'm as much a gentleman|as you are. Everybody here will|bear witness to the fact that I am acting|in self-defense. Swine! No, sir,|a gentleman! Only a ruffian deals a blow|with the back of a hand. A gentleman uses|the straight--left... and I, sir,|am a gentleman! It was absolutely|delicious, Watson. So I see. A straight left|against a slogging ruffian. I emerged, as you see. And the slogging ruffian? Mr. Woodley was taken home|in a cart. There's that|horrible man again. Which man? I thought I saw Mr. Woodley|in the garden today. You did.|He's staying in the area. But do not worry,|I have told him quite firmly he's not to set foot|inside the house. "Dear Mr. Holmes: You will not be|surprised to learn that I will be leaving|Mr. Carruthers's employment on Saturday." The odious Mr. Woodley has|reappeared at Chiltern Grange. Ah, but at least she won't be|bicycling to the station. So finally,|the rich Mr. Carruthers has acquired|a horse and trap. Yes. Look here, "all my troubles|will be over on Saturday." Tomorrow, Holmes,|all her troubles will be over. Why do I|worry about that word. Which word? "Trap." Oh, what a splendid morning,|Holmes! It's acceptable weather|for the time of year. Now who would want to harm that|dear girl on such a morning? I hope nobody. So why did you|bring your revolver? I'm talking about my hope,|not my expec-tations. What? I fancy that|is our Miss Smith. She must be traveling|by an earlier train. I give her a margin|of half an hour, but she'll be|past Charlington Hall before we can|possibly meet her. So what can we do? We could run. Fool, I should have allowed|for that earlier train! It's abduction, Watson, it's abduction,|murder, heaven knows what. Stop that horse. Good man. Come on, Watson! Let's see if I can repair the|consequences of my own blunder! Up there! Holmes. Where did you get that cart?! Where is Miss Violet Smith?! That's what I'm asking you.|You were in her cart! It was on the road,|there was no one in it! Somebody seems to have|gone through this way! We must find them! Come, Watson. Now look,|do you know who this is?! That's Peter, the groom, he was taking her|to the station. He's alive,|his pulse is strong. Mustn't be left|lying there too long. Let him lie,|we can't do him any good, but we might save her|from the worst fate that can befall a woman. Where are you going?! The house! They didn't go|to the house! They went this way|to the left. Are you sure? Oh, cowardly dogs! Too late! Watson. Too late by the living Jingo! For as much|as John and Violet have consented together|in holy wedlock, and have witnessed the same|before God and this company... and have declared the same by the giving|and receiving of a ring, and the joining of hands, I pronounce that|they be man and wife, together. Congratulations! Thanks, amen. They're married! Welcome to the party,|gentlemen. Let me introduce you|to Mrs. Woodley. Don't Carruthers! Carruthers! Yes, and I'll see|this woman righted, if I have to swing for it. You're too late. She is my wife! No, she's your widow. I told you what I'd do|if you molested her! By the Lord,|I'm a man of my word! When you hired me, nobody told me there'd be|any of this damn nonsense! Drop that pistol. Watson, pick it up! Give me that revolver,|we'll have no more violence. Who are you|to be giving these orders? Sherlock Holmes. Good Lord. Here, you! Sir? Are you well enough|to drive into Farnham? Yes, sir,|I reckon I am. Then give this note to the superintendent|of the police station. In the meantime, I must detain you all under|my own personal custody. How are the patients, Doctor? Miss Smith's very well, considering the foul way|she's been treated. And Woodley? Alas, I have no doubt|he will live. What, I'll go upstairs|and finish him off. No, sit down in that chair,|Carruthers. You're right. He isn't worth|swinging for. But do you tell me|that girl is to be tied to|Roaring Jack Woodley for life?! You needn't concern|yourself about that. I married them|till death do them part. Under no circumstances can she|be considered his wife. Are you sure? For two very good reasons. In the first place, we are very safe in questioning|Mr. Williamson's right to solemnize a marriage. I have been ordained. And unfrocked. Once a clergyman,|always a clergyman. I think not. How about the license? Oh, we had a license. I have it here. Undoubtedly obtained|by a trick. But, in any case, a forced|marriage is no marriage, indeed, it is a very serious|felony, as you will discover. Now, while we are waiting|for the police, Mr. Carruthers, you might tell me|your story. If you squeal on us,|Bob Carruthers, I'll serve you|as you served Jack Woodley! There's no need for you|to get over-excited. The case is clear enough. Well, if it's clear enough,|why don't you tell us. Very well. Mr. Carruthers will have|to fill in a few details for my private curiosity, but I am happy|to do the talking. In the first place, the three of you came across|from South Africa. Wrong, I've never even been|in South Africa! It's true. Woodley acquired this creature|after our return. Very well,|you and Woodley had known Ralph Smith|in South Africa. You had reason to believe|that he would not live long, and you found out that his niece|would inherit his fortune. How's that? But you told the girl|her uncle died in poverty. Well, as he was still alive,|admittedly only just, and a wealthy man who|I suspect had made no will. Ralph Smith|could neither read nor write. So, you and Woodley came over|here and hunted up the girl, knowing she was|the next of kin, and that you would|share the plunder. I was due a share|for services rendered. And Carruthers, you made the mistake|of falling in love with her. The first time that ever I knew|what love was, Mr. Holmes. Why didn't you tell her|of the danger she was in? Because--because|she would have left me, and I couldn't bear|to face that. Oh, what will happen|to my daughter, Sarah? We'll see she's|well taken care of. You see, even if|she couldn't love me, it meant a great deal|to see her about the house and hear the sound|of her voice. You may call it love,|Mr. Carruthers, I should call it|selfishness. Maybe the two things|go together. But I tried to protect her, I never once let her go|past this house where I knew those rascals|were lurking without following her|on my bicycle to see she|came to no harm. I kept my distance|and wore that beard so she should not|recognize me. Then I presume|the cable arrived? Cable, what cable? "THE OLD MAN IS DEAD." What old man? I imagine Ralph Smith|in South Africa. Yes. But by this time you and Woodley|had quarreled and he had left the house. Woodley came back again to ask|me to stick to the bargain. I refused. I said I would have|nothing to do with violence. One last detail, why was Woodley chosen|as the prospective husband? I am ashamed to say it... we played cards for her. Holmes, I have the results|of the trial. Listen to this, the judge|in summing up said-- Holmes. Watson, may I be permitted|an educated guess? Go on then. I would expect Woodley|to get ten years, Williamson seven years, and Carruthers, in view of the eloquent speech I|made on his behalf at the trial, probably six months. That is exactly right! Well, I have|certain advantages, Watson, largely the fact that I sent out|for the early edition. An undoubted advantage. Also, we have received|a present, some wedding cake from|Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Morton, together with a letter telling us that Mrs. Morton has|inherited a large sum of money from her uncle, Ralph Smith,|formerly of South Africa. The happy couple|are thoroughly enjoying looking after young|Sarah Carruthers, while her father|is in custody. Her piano playing|is improving and she wants to|take up bicycling. A splendid day all round,|wouldn't you say? There is more splendor|yet to come. More splendor,|what do you mean? Watch carefully. Oh, I remember, the chemical reaction|that will solve the mystery concerning the persecution|of Mr. John Vincent Harden. Precisely. I've spent the entire week|in the lmperial Science Museum and I think|this is the answer. Is that the answer, Holmes? Yes, that is the answer,|Watson. Well, let me think. |
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