Sherlock Holmes

I was wondering to my friend whether you mightn't be persuaded to let us take that dog of yours along with us.

Well, I don't see why not at all, gentlemen.

If you could be bothered with him, I reckon he'll be glad of the exercise.

I don't seem to get ten minutes to call me on these days.

It'll be a pleasure.

I think we need the exercise as much as the dog does.

This is the place, I imagine.

Yeah, those are the gates, Holmes.

The entrance to Shostromole Place.

I learned that the old lady's carriage comes through here almost precisely every midday as she starts out to her drive.

It's nearly midday now.

Are you having for a glimpse of her?

More than that.

The carriage has to slow down while the gates are being opened for her.

Now, when it comes through and before it gathers speed again, I want you to stop the coachman with some question.

Yes, and you?

I shall stand behind this holly bush and see what I can see.

And I think I shall also accidentally loose my hold of this good dog's lead.

But quickly, Watson.

I can see the carriage in the driveway now.