Dr. Watson

The wall that we were standing against and the fireplace alone were left standing.

If you've seen any ruined castles, Mr. Bell, you'll notice how frequently that seems to happen.

Unfortunately, he did, Mr. Bell.

Through the secret passage in the basement which he had mentioned.

We left them where they were.

No use informing the authorities.

They wouldn't have believed us.

And besides, it would have been too dangerous to go poking about in the ruins.

No, Holmes, simply poured the spirits from our lantern on the old rafters and started a fire.

The wood was as dry as tinder and there was quite a blaze.

And fire, Mr. Bell, is a great purifier.

Well, now, let me see.

I wonder... Next week... Next week...

I think I'll tell you the story of an experience that Sherlock Holmes and I had with something I was convinced was an invention of the devil.

I call it the invention of the adventure, rather, of the horseless carriage.

Holmes was called in to protect the inventor and, in the end, had to solve the mystery of his murder.

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Starring Nigel Bruce as Dr. Watson and Tom Conway as Sherlock Holmes.

Well, once again, it's time to keep that weekly date with our old friend and genial host, Dr. Watson.

I'm sure he's expecting us, so let's join him, shall we?