Dr. John Watson

What was that, Doctor?

Well, suppose I tell you about it after we pay our respects to the gentleman who so graciously made this program possible.

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And now, Dr. Watson, about the epilogue to the adventure of the corpse in the Roman toga.

The officers of the Royal Mint tendered Holmes and myself a dinner in recognition of our invaluable services in breaking up a counterfeiting outfit which had threatened the value of British currency.

Holmes received a large illuminated scroll and a sizable check.

Always acceptable, eh, Dr. Watson?

Quite so.

I was presented with a priceless Roman ring of office, which we had found on the dead man's finger, and a magnificent copy of Vitruvius de Architectura.

On the primary thing of Holmes' handwriting was the inscription...

One never knows what bit of useless tittle-tattle may save a man's life.

The chapter on the hypocaust was underlined.

Got you that time.