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Gentlemen of the jury, have you decided on your verdict?

"Gentlemen of the jury, have you decided on your verdict?"

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We have.

"We have."

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The prisoner will rise.

"The prisoner will rise."

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Do you find the prisoner guilty or not guilty of willful murder?

"Do you find the prisoner guilty or not guilty of willful murder?"

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According to the evidence, we have no choice

"According to the evidence, we have no choice"

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but to find the prisoner not guilty.

"but to find the prisoner not guilty."

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So do we all find and may god forgive us.

"So do we all find and may god forgive us."

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Prisoner, at the bar you have heard the verdict.

"Prisoner, at the bar you have heard the verdict."

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Under the law, no other verdict is possible.

"Under the law, no other verdict is possible."

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Yet, it is undoubtedly a gross miscarriage of justice.

"Yet, it is undoubtedly a gross miscarriage of justice."

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It is deplorable, Professor Moriarty, that a man of your intellectual attainments

"It is deplorable, Professor Moriarty, that a man of your intellectual attainments"

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should be standing in the prisoner's box charged with a crime of murder.

"should be standing in the prisoner's box charged with a crime of murder."

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And in setting you free, I cannot in my conscience exonerate you.

"And in setting you free, I cannot in my conscience exonerate you."

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Let the prisoner be discharged.

"Let the prisoner be discharged."

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Let me in, let me in.

"Let me in, let me in."

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My Lord.

"My Lord."

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My lord, I have important new evidence.

"My lord, I have important new evidence."

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You come too late, Mr. Holmes. The prisoner has been discharged.

"You come too late, Mr. Holmes. The prisoner has been discharged."

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But my lord, you can't let Moriarty go free. He killed Loray.

"But my lord, you can't let Moriarty go free. He killed Loray."

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I can prove it. I can destroy his alibi.

"I can prove it. I can destroy his alibi."

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That alibi has been established by three hundred fellows of the Royal Society.

"That alibi has been established by three hundred fellows of the Royal Society."

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Your lordship, my client has been acquitted.

"Your lordship, my client has been acquitted."

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He cannot be tried twice for the same charge.

"He cannot be tried twice for the same charge."

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Oh, there you are, Holmes.

"Oh, there you are, Holmes."

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I'm afraid you have a bad opinion of me.

"I'm afraid you have a bad opinion of me."

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On the contrary, I hold you in the highest esteem

"On the contrary, I hold you in the highest esteem"

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but only as a maid.

"but only as a maid."

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It's gratifying to know that one's talents are appreciated

"It's gratifying to know that one's talents are appreciated"

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by such a distinguished connoisseur.

"by such a distinguished connoisseur."

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May I give you a lift? Cabs are scarce in this rain. - Thank you.

"May I give you a lift? Cabs are scarce in this rain. - Thank you."

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- 221 Bakers Street. - Very good, sir.

"- 221 Bakers Street. - Very good, sir."

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- After you, my dear Holmes. - By no means,

"- After you, my dear Holmes. - By no means,"

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I prefer that you precede me at all times.

"I prefer that you precede me at all times."

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Such a creature of habit, you are.

"Such a creature of habit, you are."

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You have a magnificent brain, Moriarty. I admire it.

"You have a magnificent brain, Moriarty. I admire it."

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I admire it so much I'd like to present it...

"I admire it so much I'd like to present it..."

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pickled in alcohol to the London Medical Society.

"pickled in alcohol to the London Medical Society."

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That would make an interesting exhibit.

"That would make an interesting exhibit."

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Holmes, you've only now barely missed sending me to the gallows.

"Holmes, you've only now barely missed sending me to the gallows."

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You're the one man in England clever enough to defeat me.

"You're the one man in England clever enough to defeat me."

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The situation has become impossible.

"The situation has become impossible."

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Have you any suggestions?

"Have you any suggestions?"

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I'm gonna break you, Holmes.

"I'm gonna break you, Holmes."

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I'm going to bring out right under your nose

"I'm going to bring out right under your nose"

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the most incredible crime of the century

"the most incredible crime of the century"

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and you'll never suspect it until it's too late.

"and you'll never suspect it until it's too late."

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That will be the end of you, Mr. Sherlock Holmes.

"That will be the end of you, Mr. Sherlock Holmes."

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And when I've beaten and ruined you then I can retire in peace.

"And when I've beaten and ruined you then I can retire in peace."

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I'd like to retire, crime no longer amuses me.

"I'd like to retire, crime no longer amuses me."

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I'd like to devote my remaining years to abstract science.

"I'd like to devote my remaining years to abstract science."

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Well, here we are at my lodgings.

"Well, here we are at my lodgings."

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I'm so sorry I can't ask you in.

"I'm so sorry I can't ask you in."

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Good night, Professor Moriarty.

"Good night, Professor Moriarty."

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Good night.

"Good night."

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I was just coming in when you rang, sir.

"I was just coming in when you rang, sir."

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- Oh, there you are, Dawes. - Mr. Bassick is here, sir.

"- Oh, there you are, Dawes. - Mr. Bassick is here, sir."

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I'll see him at once.

"I'll see him at once."

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Come to me as soon as he's gone, Dawes.

"Come to me as soon as he's gone, Dawes."

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There's something I want to say to you.

"There's something I want to say to you."

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Yes, sir.

"Yes, sir."

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Well, Bassick.

"Well, Bassick."

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Don't that bloke never stop.

"Don't that bloke never stop."

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That music gives me the creeps.

"That music gives me the creeps."

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Does it, Bassick? I rather like it.

"Does it, Bassick? I rather like it."

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I want you to post that letter at the box at Portland Square

"I want you to post that letter at the box at Portland Square"

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just a few minutes before twelve.

"just a few minutes before twelve."

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Then drive directly to your lodgings by way of Oxford Circus.

"Then drive directly to your lodgings by way of Oxford Circus."

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Wait there till I send for you.

"Wait there till I send for you."

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That's all.

"That's all."

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First, I want to know what I'm getting into.

"First, I want to know what I'm getting into."

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You have your orders. That's enough.

"You have your orders. That's enough."

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I have a right to know the layout in case there's trouble.

"I have a right to know the layout in case there's trouble."

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I'll take care of that.

"I'll take care of that."

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That's what you promised Higgins in that Hammersmith job.

"That's what you promised Higgins in that Hammersmith job."

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Oh, poor Higgins.

"Oh, poor Higgins."

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They found nothing but his boots.

"They found nothing but his boots."

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One boot.

"One boot."

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You know, Bassick,

"You know, Bassick,"

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Higgins was a valuable man and a clever cracksman.

"Higgins was a valuable man and a clever cracksman."

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But he had your unfortunate habit of asking too many questions

"But he had your unfortunate habit of asking too many questions"

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and now all that's left of him is one boot.

"and now all that's left of him is one boot."

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Don't take me wrong, Professor. I'll do what you tell me right enough.

"Don't take me wrong, Professor. I'll do what you tell me right enough."

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I'm sure you will, Bassick,

"I'm sure you will, Bassick,"

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and just to prove how I trust you I'm going to tell you my plan.

"and just to prove how I trust you I'm going to tell you my plan."

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Although, you haven't the imagination to appreciate its subtlety.

"Although, you haven't the imagination to appreciate its subtlety."

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My whole success depends upon a peculiarity of Holmes brain,

"My whole success depends upon a peculiarity of Holmes brain,"

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its perpetual restlessness.

"its perpetual restlessness."

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Its constant struggle to escape boredom.

"Its constant struggle to escape boredom."

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Holmes again?

"Holmes again?"

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Always Holmes until the end.

"Always Holmes until the end."

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He's like a spoiled boy who picks watches to pieces

"He's like a spoiled boy who picks watches to pieces"

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but loses interest in one toy as soon as he's given another.

"but loses interest in one toy as soon as he's given another."

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So, I'm presenting the ingenious but fickle Mr. Holmes with two toys,

"So, I'm presenting the ingenious but fickle Mr. Holmes with two toys,"

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in the order in which I mean him to have them.

"in the order in which I mean him to have them."

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The first, that letter.

"The first, that letter."

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If I know Mr. Holmes that will interest him very little,

"If I know Mr. Holmes that will interest him very little,"

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after this comes to fascinate and tantalize his imagination.

"after this comes to fascinate and tantalize his imagination."

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Blimey, what it mean?

"Blimey, what it mean?"

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That is what I'm depending upon to absorb.

"That is what I'm depending upon to absorb."

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Mr. Holmes' interest while I'm engaged elsewhere.

"Mr. Holmes' interest while I'm engaged elsewhere."

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I'll give him a toy to delight his heart

"I'll give him a toy to delight his heart"

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so full of bizarre complications that he'll forget all about the first toy,

"so full of bizarre complications that he'll forget all about the first toy,"

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that letter.

"that letter."

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What's in the letter, Professor?

"What's in the letter, Professor?"

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The germ of a crime, Bassick. A truly great crime.

"The germ of a crime, Bassick. A truly great crime."

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A crime that will stir the empire,

"A crime that will stir the empire,"

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that children will read about in their history books

"that children will read about in their history books"

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and you're going to be part of it, Bassick.

"and you're going to be part of it, Bassick."

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Off with you now.

"Off with you now."

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You wanted to see me, sir?

"You wanted to see me, sir?"

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I'm away for a few weeks, Dawes,

"I'm away for a few weeks, Dawes,"

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and I come back to find my emfurium magenta,

"and I come back to find my emfurium magenta,"

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my incomparable emfurium magenta withered, ruined.

"my incomparable emfurium magenta withered, ruined."

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I can't understand it, sir. I take good care of all the plants.

"I can't understand it, sir. I take good care of all the plants."

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Did you water them? - Every day, sir, just as you told me, sir.

"Did you water them? - Every day, sir, just as you told me, sir."

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Then how did it happen that I find a spider's web

"Then how did it happen that I find a spider's web"

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spun across the spout of a watering can?

"spun across the spout of a watering can?"

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- That can happen overnight, sir. - Overnight, uh.

"- That can happen overnight, sir. - Overnight, uh."

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Then you didn't water them today.

"Then you didn't water them today."

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There has been so much to do, sir, preparing for your coming back and all.

"There has been so much to do, sir, preparing for your coming back and all."

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