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Mr. Cretites? ...Paul Cretites. My name|is Latimer. I've come to meet you,|Mr. Cretites. Just come this way,|Mr. Cretites. We have|a carriage waiting. During my long and|intimate acquaintance with Sherlock Holmes, I'd never heard him|refer to his relations, and hardly ever to his|own early life. Because of this reticence,|I sometimes found myself regarding him as an|isolated phenomenon as deficient|in human sympathy as he was pre-eminent|in intelligence. I'd come to believe|that he was an orphan with no|relatives living. But one day, to my|very great surprise, he began to talk to me|about his family. My singular gift|of observation introduction may have come from|my grandmother, who was a sister of Bernais,|the French artist. The art|in the blood is liable to take|the strangest forms. For example,|my brother, Mycroft. Your brother? I didn't know you|had a brother? Oh, yes. And I can|assure you, he possesses a far|greater faculty of observation and|deduction than I do. Holmes, I know that|you are a modest man Ha-ha. My dear Watson, I cannot agree|with those that rank modesty|among the virtues. To the legation, everything should be|seen exactly as it is. And to underestimate|one's self is as much a departure|from the truth as to exaggerate|one's own ability. What I have just told|you about my brother is the exact|and literal truth. Well, naturally,|I don't doubt your word. But if there is another|man in England with such|singular powers, how is it that neither|the police nor the public have ever heard of him,|let alone myself? He's very well known|in his own circles. Where then? The Diagones Club. It is the oddest|club in London, and my brother one|of the oddest men. I suppose you|wish to meet him? Well, of course I do, even if it's just to|prove that he exists. Then you shall,|this afternoon. He has come across the|most singular problem, which he thinks|might interest me. But why does|Mycroft not use his great powers|for detective work? If the art of|the detective began and ended in reasoning|from an arm chair, my brother would be the|greatest criminal agent that ever lived. What is to me a means|of livelihood is to him the merest hobby|of a dilettante. But he has no ambition|and no energy. What is his|profession, then? He has an extraordinary|faculty for figures. He audits the books for some of the|government departments. But what are|the qualifications for the Diogenes Club? Shyness and misanthropy ... my brother is one of|the founding members. It contains|the most unsociable and clubful men in time|who speak not a word and shun even|the merest glance. Now, let us enter. Yes, but ... Not a word. Holmes, have you ... We can talk|in here. Well,|thank goodness. Look at those|two men, Sherlock. What do you|make of them? The brilliant marker|of the other. Precisely. What do you make|of the other? An old soldier,|I perceive. And very|recently distraught? Served in India,|I see. And a non-commissioned|officer. Relativity,|I fancy. And a widower? With a child. Children, my dear boy,|children. Ha-ha. Mycroft Holmes. Glad to meet you,|Dr. Watson. I hear of|Sherlock everywhere since you became his... Well, thank you. For anyone who wishes|to study mankind, this is the spot. But surely you were|taking things a little too|far just now? It is not hard to say,|Watson, that a man of|that bearing, and especially|of authority and some big|skin as a soldier is more than a private, and is not long|for India. That is not long|since left the service shown by his still wearing|his ammunition boots, as they're called. He has not|the cavalry stride, but he wore his hat|on one side as is shown by|the lighter skin on one side|of his brow. His weight is against|him being a sapper. He is in|the artillery. There goes his complete|mourning shows that he has lost|someone very dear. The fact that he's doing|his own shopping looks as though|it was his wife. He's been buying things|for children, as you can see. There is a wrap, which|shows that one of them is very,|very young. And the fact that he has|a picture book under his arm shows there|is another child. Aha, Mr. Merlas. Come in, sir. These are my friends. This is Dr. Watson, and this is my younger|brother, Sherlock. You're Mr. Sherlock Holmes? I've asked Mr. Merlas|to step across. He lodges on the first|floor above me, and I thought you'd be|interested in his story. He's the reason why I|asked you to call today. Mr. Merlas, he came to me, well... But I think I shall ask|Mr. Merlas to tell his own very|remarkable experiences in his own fashion. Thank you,|Mr. Holmes. For many years, I have been the chief Greek interpreter|in London. I do not think that the|police believe my story. On my word,|I do not. Just because they have|never heard of it before, they think that such|a thing cannot be. But I know that I shall|never be easy in my mind until I know what has|become of my poor man with a sticking plastered|up on his face. Sticky... Mr. Merlas,|please sit down. Thank you, Mr. Holmes,|I prefer to stand. Watson. I am all attention. All this happened|only two days ago, on Monday night. I am Greek|by instruction. And earn my living|as an interpreter. It often happens that I'm|sent for at strange hours by foreigners who would|get into difficulties or by travelers who|would arrive late and wish|my services. Mr. Merlas? Yes? I apologize for|this intrusion, but I need|the services of an interpreter|immediately. My name|is Latimer. Immediately? I wouldn't insist unless|it were urgent, but a Greek friend of|mine has just arrived in this country|on business matter. Unfortunately,|he speaks nothing but his own tongue. I likewise so. Mr. Merlas, please. My carriage is|waiting outside. How far away? Only to Kensington. I'm sorry to have to cut off|your view, Mr. Merlas, but the fact is, I have|no intention that you should see the place|to which we are driving. It might possibly be|inconvenient to me if you were able to find|your way back again. This is very extraordinary|conduct, Mr. Latimer. You must be aware that|what you're doing is quite illegal. It is somewhat|of a liberty, no doubt, but we'll make|it up to you. For nearly two hours,|we drove, without my having the least|idea as to where I was. Did you not|notice any change of sound under|the wheels? I listened,|Mr. Holmes. Sometimes we seemed to|be on a paved causeway, sometimes on asphalt, but there was nothing|to tell me where I was. And no other sounds ... a ship's siren|or church bell? I'm sorry,|nothing like that. At what time did you finally reach|your destination? Ten minutes to 9:00,|exactly. Is this Mr. Merlas,|Harold. Yes. Well done,|Ha Ha Ha, well done. No ill will, Mr. Merlas,|I trust, but we could not|get on without you. If you deal fair with us,|you'll not regret it, but if you try any tricks,|God help you. What do you|want of me? Only to ask|a few questions of a Greek gentleman|who's visiting us, and to let us|have the answers. But, you say no more|than you are told, or it were better you had|never been born. Mr. Merlas,|pray continue. Well then, this man,|this evil man, showed me to a room|which appeared to be very curiously|furnished. But again, the only light|was afforded by a single lamp, half turned down. The slate, Harold. Are his hands loose? Take this. You will ask the|questions, Mr. Merlas, and he will write|the answers. Ask him,|first of all, whether he's prepared|to sign the papers? "Never." On no conditions? He writes,|"only if I see her married in my presence by a Greek|priest, whom I know." Ha Ha. You know what|awaits you, then? He says, "I care|nothing for myself." And so it went on,|again and again I had to ask him whether|he would give in and sign|the document. Again and again, I had|the same indignant reply. But soon,|a thought came to me. I took to adding on little|sentences of my own to each question,|innocent ones at first, to test whether either|of our companions knew anything|of the matter. And then, as I found that|they showed no sign, I played a more|dangerous game. This obstinacy|is doing you no good. He says,|"I care not." In fact, he had|also told me he was a stranger|in London. He then told me he had|been here three weeks, and was being|forcibly starved. Starved? Did you manage to|find out his name? Cretites. He was from Athens. But that was all I could|discover, unfortunately. Another five minutes, and I should|have wormed out the whole story under|their very noses. Ask him again,|Mr. Merlas. But at that instant,|the door opened, and a woman stepped|into the room. He says, "never." Well, ask him again! Harold, I could not stay|away any longer. Sophia,|Sophia, Sophia! That will do,|Mr. Merlas. As you perceive, we have taken|you into our confidence over some very|private business. Here are five sovereigns,|which will, I hope, be a sufficient fee. But remember, if you speak|to anyone about this, one human soul,|mind, well, may God have mercy|on your soul. As before, I was taken|in a closed carriage for almost|two hours. There I was abandoned, as|I was later to discover, near Wentsworth Common. I did not know|where I had been, nor whom I had spoken|with nor anything, saving what|I have told you. But I know there|is foul play going on, and I want to help|that unhappy man ... before God, I do. Mycroft. Mycroft! Huh? What steps have you|taken so far? Well, this was in all|the daily papers: "Anyone having information|as to the whereabouts of a Greek gentleman|named Paul Cretites, who cannot speak English,|will be rewarded. As ever a reward will|be paid to anyone having information|about a Greek lady, whose first|name is Sophia, " but no answer|as yet. What about the|Greek Legation? I have tried. They know nothing. The head of the Athens|police, then! Sherlock has all the|energy in the family. When you take up a case,|by all means, let me know|if you do any good! Certainly. Mr. Merlas, sir. I should be|extremely careful, if I were you,|but of course, through these|advertisements, they'll know that you've|betrayed them. Whoops. On your way. It seems to me obvious that|this Greek girl has been carried off by|the young Englishman, Harold Latimer. Carried off from where? Athens, perhaps? No, no, no ...|this Harold Latimer cannot speak a word|in Greek. The girl speaks|English fairly well, inference that she has been|in England some little time, and he has not|been in Greece. Thank you|Miss Jackson. Then, let's presume|that the girl was visiting in England|and that this Harold persuaded her to|fly with him. That is|more probable. Then the brother, that|must be the relationship, comes over from Greece|in order to intervene, they see him, use violence to force him|to sign some documents, making over the girl's|fortune to them. He's probably|the trustee. This, as we have heard,|he refuses to do. So far. But these men|will not stop now. Whatever happens, Watson,|we must find them. How can we? Well, if our|conjecture is correct, and the girl's name is ...|or was ... Sophia Cretites, we should have no|difficulty in tracing her. That must be|our main hope. The brother, of course,|is a complete stranger. Come in,|Sherlock. Come in, sir. You don't expect such energy|from me, do you, Sherlock ... hmm? Now, How did you|get here? I passed you while you were|in the telegraph office. I had an answer|to my advertisement. It came within a few|minutes of your leaving. And what effect? It is written with a Jay|pen on royal cream paper by a middle-aged man|with a weak constitution. "Sir, in answer to your|advertisement of today's date, I beg to inform you|that I know the young lady in question|very well. If you should care|to call upon me, I could give you|some particulars as to her|painful history. She's at present|at Memerkle's Beckinum. Yours faithfully,|Jay Davenport." He writes from|Lower Brigestone. Do you not think we|should drive there now and learn these|particulars? My dear Mycroft. Her brother's life|is more important than the sister's story. But we should call|at Scotland Yard for Inspector Gregson and then go straight|out to Beckinum, where we know that a man|is being done to death, Every hour maybe vital. Better pick up|Mr. Merlas on the way? Why? Because we may need|a Greek interpreter. Excellent, Watson. I should say from|what we have heard, that we are|dealing with a particularly|dangerous guy. Mr. Merlas? Yes. There's a gentleman|downstairs to see you, sir. What gentleman? Well, he said he met you|today at the Diogenes Club. Mr. Holmes!|Thank you! Good evening,|Mr. Merlas. Good evening,|Mrs.Sterd, Would you tell Mr. Merlas|I need to see him urgently. Well, Mr. Merlas|is not here, sir. A gentleman just called|for him, and he left. Can you tell|me where? Oh, I don't know,|sir. All I know is, he drove off with a|gentleman in a carriage. Did the gentleman|give a name? No, sir. He wasn't a tall,|handsome, dark, young man? Oh, no, sir. He was a little|gentleman, with glasses, thin in the face, but very|pleasant in his ways. He was laughing all the|time he was talking. Thank you. Scotland Yard,|and hurry! It cannot be done|without a warrant! We are not disputing|that, Inspector. Even if they|are criminals, it is a private house|and the law demands ... The law demands that|we act quickly. Can you not find|a Magistrate to sign this|warrant for us? A this hour? At this very minute our kidnapping|could become murder. I can but try. Please do. Tell him,|I have ceased being reasonable. If he does not sign|the papers now, I will kill him. Tell him I have|no more patience. No. No. No. No. Please, Inspector ... will you not come|without a warrant? I am sorry, gentlemen ... We have wasted|nearly an hour. The law cannot|be hurried, Mr. Holmes. The life of Mr. Merlas|is in your hands, Inspector. Tell him ... hmm ...|tell him if I kill him ... ... I have no use anymore ... ... for his sister,|and she will die, also. But you wouldn't ... TELL HIM! Here it is, gentlemen ...|it's signed. Now get someone|to drive us to London Bridge|Station. I pray we're|not too late! A carriage heavily|loaded with luggage has passed that within|the last half-hour. Wait for us here. The nest is empty|and the birds are flown. It's sulfur! Mycroft, get the lamp! Come, help me|with the bodies! Right! Quick! The poor wretch|must be Paul Cretites. No more, I'm afraid.|His life is over. We should have been|here sooner, Inspector! He must have been dead|about four hours. The gas made of sulfur, am I not right,|Dr. Watson? Beaten to death. But Mr. Merlas|still lives. Quick! Let's get him out|of here as fast as possible! Inspector, brandy! Relax, Mr. Merlas,|you're in safe hands. Get the ropes off him. From a brief look|at her room, the lady left|in haste, but without|a struggle. That man Latimer must still|have some power over her. One wonders, with how much remorse|she abandoned her brother for Harold Latimer? You still retain your|low opinion of women? In this instance,|I cannot maybe justify. Holmes, they appear to have|consulted a Bradshaw. Look at this page. The boat train. The murderers|won't get far. Have man at every port|in England, if need be. The boat train makes one stop|between London and Dover. At Hurn Hill in|23 minutes, precisely. Exactly. Stay with your chief|witness, Inspector. You may need|a statement from him. And he will|need your help. A little brandy, and ammonia|at frequent intervals. Mycroft, I'm not built|for running so hard! Tickets, please! Will you kindly have your|tickets ready, please? My name|is Sherlock Holmes. Mr. Sherlock Holmes? Well, I've read about|your cases, sir. Are we the|last passengers from whom you have|collected tickets? Indeed, sir. I always work at the|engine, start there, and work my way back|to the garden. Then you|can help me. There are three passengers,|two men and a woman, traveling together. They may not appear|to be companions, but they will be in|a compartment alone. The elder man wears|thick-lensed glasses, and the younger one|is quite handsome. They will have a great deal|of luggage marked for the Continent. Have you seen|such a party? Yes, indeed, I can|help you, Mr. Holmes. I never|doubted it. There are two parties who fit that description,|Mr. Holmes. Two? Ticket, please. In Compartment B4 ... B4. ... and D8. Thank you,|Inspector. How do you know which|two are the murderers? It couldn't be simpler.|No, don't wake him. There's danger enough|for the two of us. A left-handed printer|from Detford. His older brother|drinks too much and is pained|by his liver. Can't harm mine then. Whatever. And the girl? She knows|neither of them, she's a machinist|from Bradford who's going on|a Holiday to find romance. Which means,|undoubtedly, the murderers aren't|in Compartment B4. Thank you,|Miss Cretites. Do sit still, Mr. Latimer.|Do come in, Watson. Who the hell are you? The third member|of the party is absent, but I'm sure he|will return. Miss Cretites, may I ask if you are this man's|prisoner or companion? Don't say anything. They have no right to ask|you anything at all. If they were the police,|they would have said so. Why the police,|Mr. Latimer? Were you expecting|to meet them? Look, I don't|know who you are, nor do I know how|you know my name, but I'm traveling|with my fiancèe to the Continent|to get married. So, would you please|leave us alone? Otherwise, I shall be|obliged to call a guard. Please do. I'm sure Dr. Watson|would do it for you. Ah, I see|you know who I am? Then may I be|permitted to ask your fiancèe|the question again? It's true what he said. We are going|to be married? Where? In Athens. I fear not. And who is going|to stop us? If not the police,|then I will. Miss Cretites, do you|seriously want me to believe that you are leaving|England willingly? Yes. To marry the man who has|just murdered your brother? That's not true. No! Murdered? It isn't true, is it? He's going to meet us in|Greece as soon as he's well. That's what|you said to me. And he will Sophia,|he will. Your brother is dead,|Miss Cretites. Don't listen|to him. I found his body myself|in the house in Beckinum. He had been murdered. tortured to death. No, it can't be. Harold, tell me|what's happened! As for you,|Mr. Latimer, Mr. Merlas is alive as|a witness to see you hanged. Help me, Sophia, help me! Help me! Help me! ...went very well,|very well indeed. I have friends|dead. Yes, but I need|not elaborate, as I see you are a man of|the world, sir? On the contrary ... I've never left England|in my life. Haven't you? No. Then sir, if you must|choose one country, it must be Greece ... the land of Gods,|olives and intrigue. It is my destination,|Greece. Do you speak Greek, sir? No, but one can always|find a good interpreter. Thank you. An excellent meal. well, good bye, sir. It was a pleasure|meeting you. Well, good bye. It was an interesting|conversation. I do apologize. Sometimes,|I forget my size. Goodbye again. Is it true about Paul? I'm afraid so. I hated Harold Latimer. I hated him,|and I loved him. I would have done|anything he said. I would have gone|anywhere with him. Even though he murdered|your brother? Yes, even then. Mr.Cana, we were expecting you. I believe this is|your revolver, sir? Well, brother of mine ... we seem to be heading|down the path of crime. The only path|I intend to take is the door to|the Diogenes Club, which I will|close behind me. What will|become of her? After questioning,|nothing. There's not a crime|to her cold heart, and not a single shred|of compassion. |
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