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passing drop in.
We always have
lovely things for sale.
- Our card, sir.
- Thank you.
I'll be back Thursday.
Her message
reached us too late.
The musical boxes
have been sold.
Well, let's get out of here.
Some day
you'll go too far.
Reaching for a star,
you fool.
Yet a fool may touch a star,
Colonel Cavanaugh
if he reaches high enough.
But not possess it
as you would.
The musical boxes
they've been sold?
What a pity for you,
my dear Colonel.
Is it my fault that the message
reached us only an hour ago?
Is it my fault that
they were sold?
She can't hold me
responsible for that.
Hope for your sake
you're right.
"They will call upon you tonight
at a quarter till eight,"
a gentleman it is
asked to consult you
"upon a matter of the
very deepest moment."
Remember that letter,
Holmes?
It was written
over two years ago.
Very interesting case.
Devilishly interesting.
Humph, Irene Adler,
what a striking
looking woman
from the brief glance
I had of her.
Seems only yesterday.
What charm.
What poise.
And what a mind.
Sharp enough and
brilliant enough
to outwit the great
Sherlock Holmes himself.
I take it that the new issue
of the Strand Magazine is out,
containing another of
It is indeed.
And what do you
call this one?
I call it "A Scandal in Bohemia".
Not a bad title, huh?
Hmm. If you must
record my exploits
I do wish you would put less
emphasis on the melodramatic
and more on the intellectual
issues involved.
More on the inte... what
do you mean by that?
Well, I do hope you've given
The Woman a soul,
she had one you know?
By The Woman,
I suppose you
mean Irene Adler?
Yes,
her as The woman.
Stinky.
Fatso, old boy,
how are you?
How are you, old boy?
I haven't seen you for years.
I want you to meet my old
friend Sherlock Holmes.
Holmes, this is Stinky.
In other words
Julian Emery.
How do you do, Mr. Emery?
Oh, has he?
Yes, we were at
school together.
Yes, more years ago
than I care to remember
but you didn't come in here
just to remind me of that.
No, I just happened to
be in the neighborhood
and saw your lights
burning
so I took the liberty
of looking you up.
Still writing the
old mystery stuff?
Yes. There's a new
one out this week.
- Good, I never miss them.
- Oh good. Thanks.
I say that bandage makes
you look very interesting.
Still poking your nose into
other people's business as usual?
- Who hit you?
- I haven't the foggiest notion.
Somebody knocked me on the
head in my own living room
then proceeded to commit the most
idiotic burglary you ever heard of.
Fellow must have been
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