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When I returned|to Baker Street from a short holiday|in the spring of 1891, I had seen little of Holmes|for some time. I saw in the papers|that he had been engaged by the French government upon|a matter of supreme importance but I could hardly foresee|that it would have so violent|a consequence. It lies with me now|to tell for the first time what took place between|Mr. Sherlock Holmes and Professor Moriarity|in that fateful year. Ah, Mrs. Hudson|has Mr. Holmes returned? Oh, he has indeed. He came in early. Must have been|before 7:00. "Morning Mrs. Hudson"|he says, "Have you anything nice|for my breakfast?" as if he hadn't been away|for four months. You could have knocked me down|with a feather. And he's gone|out again I take it? Yes, yes he had his breakfast|and then he went out again just after|his visitor left. Visitor? An elderly|gentleman. They had words. I didn't like the look of him,|not at all I didn't. He had a face like, like|the wrath of God or should I say|the devil. Indeed. Should we open a bottle|of the best claret to celebrate|Mr. Holmes' return? Why not? Very good. Thank you,|Mrs. Hudson. I learned later that Holmes|had survived three attempts on his life|that very day. But as I waited for him|to reappear Baker Street looked to me|as safe and secure as ever. Holmes you... Wait, wait. What is it? Air guns, a rather special|air gun in fact. Watson would you have|any objection to drawing the blinds casually as if|you were alone in this room? Watson I think you know me|well enough to understand that I am by no means|a nervous man. But it is stupidity|rather than courage to refuse to recognize danger|when it is close upon you. Damn! Watson,|might I have a match? Holmes,|you're hurt. Scratches, nothing,|nothing to signify. You don't look well|Holmes. Well I have been using myself|rather too freely. I have been somewhat|pressed but late. How pressed? Well as I am unable to leave|this room until after dark and then most likely|on the way that I came, we do have some time|on our hands. Also I owe you an explanation|for my unceremonious departure the last time|that we met. I'll take some notes|if I may? Oh, by all means. This case... This case,|it is unique in the annuals|of crime. You will recall that it was|a cold morning early in the year when I last left|Baker Street. I had no idea where I was going|or who my client was. All I knew was|that it was important and abroad. My destination was the museum|and the Louve was in Paris and my client none less|than the French government. Surely this Louve is near|to the very heart of France. It was here that|the great Musele held court and here that|Napoleon Bonaparte was married to|the Archduchess Madam Marie Louise of Austria. Indeed it is a history lesson|in stone. And now this gallery|contains our finest paintings. Gentlemen,|shall we come to the point? I presume the Mona Lisa|has been stolen. When I see two hooks|and the place where the Mona Lisa used to hang|and then this talk of...|and scandal. Yes, now I begin to understand|the delicacy of the matter. The Louve is closed on Mondays|for maintenance. The fact that the Mona Lisa|was not hanging in her usual place was no doubt|due to the fact that she was in|the photographic studio. It was only later in the day|that a workman found the frame in a little storeroom|under the salon care. We put the glass|over the painting only a month ago. We feared an acid attack,|there was such a one in Florence recently. How very fortunate. Pardon? Two good|thumb prints. Many artists come here|to make copies of the paintings. This one seems|well done. Yes, that artist|is particularly clever and makes a good living|from his copying. I should like|to meet him sometime. To make a bad copy|is very easy but a good one, it takes|years of practice. For instance De Vinci used Italian popular wood|to paint on. It is very difficult|to find. To match the original color,|nearly impossible. It is, uh, full mature,|the smooth blended tones, very subtle|and his brushwork is left-handed. The crack work,|this fine network of cracks,|left, ah. that is the most difficult|to achieve of all. And you can|achieve it? How? That is my secret. It seems to me|that this is something near to a|legitimate forgery. No, no, no|because the copies must never be the same size|as the original. And, and who would buy|one of my copies as the original when the real Mona Lisa|is in the Louve. But if by chance|the Mona Lisa is no longer|in the Louve? But of course|you are joking Messier. Happily the French police|are well ahead of the British when it comes to|fingerprints. The great Bantion himself|was kind enough to refer to my little pamphlet|on the subject as his bible. As I suspected,|our man had been involved in petty crime in the past,|a Spaniard named Mendosa. There, there|is your thief. Not a pleasant|specimen. Mr. Holmes,|France owes you a great debt. We have not got the man|and more important, the painting. But he must|be arrested immediately. He may have already|sold it. No, no, gentlemen|it is my belief that the painting|is still in Mendosa's keeping. He is only a pawn|in a much bigger game. This robbery|has been carefully planned over months, even years|by a master criminal. But what professional|criminal would want to own|the Mona Lisa? That is madness. He can't sell it. I believe the master criminal|is not interested in the original, if he can pass off|the forgeries as originals for the same price. Gentlemen we must|alarm Mendosa, get him on the move|so he leads us to the center|of the web. But how? First we must announce|to the world that the painting|has been stolen. Oh,|but that would create a great scandal both myself|and the director of... Minister,|please if I may explain. It would be announced|that owing to the brilliant and tireless efforts of|yourself and the director, that the criminal|is about to be arrested. Mr. Holmes, we must|arrest him now. No. Now! Holmes, I understand that|the recovery of the original would make it impossible|for the thieves to sell any copies however excellent|those copies were, but did you have any clue|to the identity of the mastermind behind|the whole scheme? I was satisfied|that I had recognized one of Professor Moriarity's|agents. Moriarity? Notice the subtle modeling|of the features, beautiful hands, mood, that smile. As Walter Payton described her,|the head upon which all the ends of the world|are common. The eyelids|are a little weary. No one else has ever had|the genius to paint this masterpiece except De Vinci. But if you look at|the paint work sir. Leonard's signature at large,|the brush work, the bloom,|the technique. Will you|excuse me? I would say without hesitation|that the general opinion of the art world|is that this is the greatest portrait|ever painted. I very much regret|to have to tell you sir that this painting|is no longer for sale. I don't understand|Professor. I mean,|the price maybe? Well now look,|I'll reconsider. I'll give you a cool|four million and how's that? I'm sorry|Mr. Walker, the painting is no|longer for sale. Hey,|what you guys up to? Take your hands off me|you nick! Thanks for nothing. That wretched Holmes|has recovered the original. These are worthless. Destroy them, burn them. Do it|yourself, and let no one else|see you. Yes,|Professor Moriarity. I must|congratulate you, Holmes. Such an honor|and so well deserved. There was no|great problem. The case practically|solved itself. I hear you had a visitor|this morning. Ow!!! I had not been back|in Baker Street more than|half an hour when... But you cannot|go up there sir! You have less|frontal development than I should have|expected. It's a dangerous habit,|a finger loaded firearms in the pocket of one's|dressing gown. You evidentially|don't know me. On the contrary I think it's|fairly evident that I do. I can spare you five minutes|if you have anything to say. All that I have to say|has already crossed your mind. And possibly my answer|has already crossed yours. You stand fast? Absolutely. You frustrated me|in the affair of the French gold. So it was you behind|the Red Headed League. A very ingenious|and welcome tried idea. High praise|from you. You crossed my path|first on the 4th of January. By the middle of February|I was seriously inconvenienced by you and at|the end of March I was absolutely|hampered in my plans. And now with this last business|in France you have placed me in such a position|by your continual persecution that I am in positive danger|of losing my liberty. The situation is becoming|an impossible one. Have you any suggestion|to make? You must drop it|Mr. Holmes. You really must|you know. And what if|I refuse? I'm quite sure that a man|of your intelligence will see that there can be|but one outcome to this affair. It is necessary|that you should withdraw. You have worked things|in such a fashion that we have only|one resource left. It has been an intellectual|treat to me to see the way in which|you grappled with this matter. But I say unaffectedly|that it would be a grief to me to be forced to take|an extreme measure. Oh, you smile sir but it really would|I do assure you. Danger is part of|my trade. This is not danger. It is inevitable|destruction. You stand in the way|not merely of an individual but of a mighty organization,|the full extent of which even you with all your|cleverness have been unable to realize. You must stand clear Mr. Holmes|or be trouble under foot. You know I'm afraid|that in the pleasure of this conversation|I am neglecting business of importance|which awaits me elsewhere. Well, well,|it seems a pity but I've|done what I could. This is a duel|between you and me Mr. Holmes. You hope to place|me in the dark. You hope|to beat me. If you are clever enough|to bring destruction on me, rest assured|I shall do as much for you. You have paid me|several compliments, Mr. Moriarity. Let me pay you one|in return when I say that if I were assured of|the former eventuality I would, in the interests|of the public, cheerfully accept|the later. I can promise you the one|but not the other. He is the Napoleon|of crime Watson. For years|I have endeavored to break through|the veil which shrouded him and at last|I have seized a thread and followed it|to Moriarity himself. And now I'm ready|to close on him. If he doesn't|close upon you first. On Monday next,|matters will be right but the Professor|and all the principal members of his gang will be|in the hands of the police. Then will come the greatest|criminal trial of the century, the clearing up of|over 40 mysteries and the room|full of them. I cannot do better|than to get away for the few|remaining days. It would give me great pleasure|Watson if you would come onto the continent|with me. The continent? I'd be delighted Holmes,|but where? Anywhere. It's all|the same to me. Yes, but won't|we have to dispose of Professor Moriarity|first? It seems to me that we're|under siege in this very room. And that reminds me|I must be on my way. Won't you|stay the night? No, it's too dangerous for you|if I stay here. I will leave the way I came|and find lodgings with my brother|Mycroft. We start|tomorrow morning. Tomorrow morning? Oh, yes,|it is most necessary. Now here are your instructions|and I beg of you to follow them|to the letter. We are now playing|a double-handed game with me, Watson against|the most powerful syndicate of criminals|in Europe. You will dispatch|whatever luggage you intend to take by|a trusted messenger unaddressed at the Victoria Station|tonight. In the morning you will send|Mrs. Hudson for a handsome cab, desiring her|not to take the first or second which may|present itself. You will drive to the Strand end of La Famules, handing the address|to the cabman but with a request|that he will not throw it away. Have your fare ready|and the instant that your cab stops move speedily through|the muse and time yourself to reach the other end at|exactly a quarter past 9:00 where you will find a small|broom waiting close to the curb driven by a fellow|with a heavy black coat, tipped at the collar|with red. Into this you will stay|and you will reach Victoria in time for|the continental express. Excuse me sir, I|wonder if you speak Italian. No,|I'm afraid not. I'm looking for the gentleman|who reserved this compartment. Not a sign of him|sir. If you're traveling|you better get aboard. My dear Watson|you haven't even condescended to say good morning|to me. Good heavens Holmes,|how you startled me. It is still necessary|to take every precaution. I did rather fine,|Watson. I see that this express runs|in connection with the boat so I think we've shaken off|Moriarity very effectively. Well what will|he do then? What I|should do. Engage a special|train. But he'll arrive|too late. You'll observe from your|Bradshaw that this train stops at Canterbury|and again at the boat. Moriarity will|catch us there. Good heavens anybody would think|that we were the criminals. Let's arrest him|as soon as he arrives. No, that would ruin|everything. If we should catch the big fish|then the smaller would dart right and left|out of the net. No, no,|and the rest is invisible. Well what then? We shall|get ours at Canterbury. But Holmes|our luggage. We must give Moriarity|something to follow. What will|we do? We shall go|across country. Here we are Holmes, Bradshaw|shouldn't let you down. From Ashford Junction|we can take a 1:00 slow train to Hastings,|then onto the dear old London Brighton|and South Coast line, Bax Hill on to Lewis non-stop,|then onto New Haven, evening boat|to Vienna. I think we've got time|for an early lunch. So soon. There are limits you see|to even our friend's intelligence. And now Watson,|we shall treat ourselves for a couple of carpet bags,|encourage the manufacturers, the countries through which|we travel and make our way at leisure|into Switzerland via Brussels,|Luxemberg... It fell out as Sherlock Holmes|had predicted. We stayed two nights|in Brussels, then began to make our|leisurely way southeast. For a charming week we|progressed towards the Alps. What do you|think? A common enough occurrence|in the mountains. Ah, nothing like drinking|the wine where it's grown. Hmm. All gang safely secured,|only Moriarity escaped the net, signed Mycroft. He's given them|the slip. I think it would be better|if you were to return to England|Watson. Why? You will find me|a very dangerous companion now. Moriarity will devote|all his energies to taking his revenge upon me|and if I have a companion... Would you be|rid of me? No, except for the reasons|I've given. We've been in tight places|before together. Never as tight|as this one. I'm not leaving you|Holmes, not unless|you order me to go. I've never been|to Switzerland before but the beauty of the landscape|reminded me irresistibly of the northwest frontier|provinces of India. But in spite of the lovely|scenery all around us, it was clear to me|that never for one instant did Sherlock Holmes|forget the shadow that lay|across him. I could tell by his|sharp scrutiny of every face that he was well convinced|that go where we would we would not be clear|of the danger that was dogging|our footsteps. What was that? See anything? No, nothing. It's time|we went on our way. Hans,|we're on our way. At last we reached the heart|of the burnice overland and came to the village|of Mirengland where we put up|at the Englisher Hall then kept|by Peter Steiler the Elder. Uh, Steiler? The walk over to the hills|to Rosenlawry is very beautiful. You can stay the night|there and come back the next day but you must not on|any account miss the falls of Reichenbach|which is only a small detour. Uh, there it is. It is indeed|a fearful place. The torrent, swollen|by the melting glacier, plunges into a tremendous abyss|in which the spray rose up like the smoke|from a burning house. Herr, Dr. Watson. Herr, Dr. Watson. Yes? Herr Steiler told me|to give you this. It is very urgent. It seems an English woman|was taken to the hotel after we left on her way|to friends in Lucerne. She's had|a great hemorrhage. Tuberculoses. Oh, no doubt. It appears|she's dying. An English doctor|would be a great consolation. I'm afraid|I must go back Holmes. Of course. Steiler suggests|that this lad shows you the way to Rosenlawy|and I'll join you there later. A good plan. Hey! I trust|she's no worse. You didn't|write this? There is no sick|English woman at the hotel? No, but it has|the hotel mark. Of course, there was|a tall old Englishman who came here after|you had gone. He said... It was the sight|of the Alpine stalk that turned me cold|and sick. He had not gone|to Rosenlawy. I stood for a minute or two|to collect myself for I was dazed|with the horror of the thing. And then I began to think|of Holmes' own methods and to try|to practice them. Holmes, Holmes, Holmes. My Dear Watson,|I write these few lines through the courtesy|of Mr. Moriarity who awaits my convenience|for the final discussion of those questions|which lie between us. I'm pleased to think|that I shall be able to free society from any further|affects of his presence. Though I fear|that it is at a cost which will give pain|to my friends and especially|my dear Watson, to you. As you know, my career|had in any case reached a crisis. And no possible conclusion|to it could be more congenial to me|than this. Indeed if I may make|a full confession to you, I was convinced|that the letter... was a hoax. I made every disposition|of my property before leaving|England and handed it|to my brother Mycroft. Good bye|and good luck and believe me|to be my dear fellow, very sincerely yours,|Sherlock Holmes. In this situation|I have little doubt that a personal contest|between the two men ended as it could hardly|fail to end. Ahh! It's with a heavy heart|that I take up my pen to write these last words|in which I shall ever record singular gifts|by which my friend Mr. Sherlock Holmes|was distinguished. I shall|ever regard him as the best|and wisest man I have|ever known. |
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