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00:00Oh

00:21Grace

00:24Mr. Wilder I called yesterday dr. Huxtable

00:27But I was too late to prevent your starting for London

00:30His grace is surprised dr. Huxtable that you should have invited mr. Holmes to undertake an investigation

00:36Without consulting him first when I felt that the police have failed it is by no means certain that the police have failed

00:42Oh, but surely mr. Wilder more well aware of dr. Huxtable how anxious his grace is to avoid all public scandal

00:48He prefers to take as few people as possible into his confidence

00:52I'm sorry mr. Wilder the matter is easily remedied

00:55Mr. Sherlock Holmes can return to London by the morning train

00:58Oh

00:59Hardly that

01:01Hardly that

01:02I enjoy your invigorating northern air

01:04I

01:05Shall spend at any rate a few days upon your moors

01:09Who knows I may at least find her Heidegger's bicycle if nothing else. This is not a trivial matter mr. Holmes

01:15I

01:18Am gratified that you think not your grace

01:23If there was meaning in that remark mr. Holmes

01:27I'm afraid it escaped me

01:30Your only child has disappeared

01:32Your hopes your future your noble family itself is threatened with dissolution your point sir. I ask your grace

01:40What is modesty to this to your child's life?

01:48What is reputation?

01:54But then it might be replied what is continuance

01:58without

02:00honor

02:02However, I believe you are largely in the right mr. Holmes

02:05If you refer to the constraints I have placed upon the activities of the police

02:11Then perhaps I have imposed too much I

02:15Have a morbid fear of the public gaze

02:20It would be foolish not to avail ourselves of mr. Holmes's services James now that he is here

02:27Mr. Holmes

02:29Your grace

02:31Perhaps you would like to come and stay with us at Holderness Hall

02:33I thank your grace, but I think for the purposes of my investigation

02:38It would be wiser for me to remain here

02:43As you wish

02:45Mr. Wilder or myself will be available to provide you with any assistance that you might require

02:51Mike I ask whether you have formed any explanation as to the mysterious disappearance of your son

02:56No, sir, I have not

03:13He's a fine boy mr. Holmes and how long has he been in your class since his arrival here?

03:19Did he speak much of his family

03:21Not much

03:23It's my belief that he missed his mother

03:25There's something of his father's reticence

03:27The separation between the Duke and the Duchess did he talk about that?

03:30Not really it's a little mysterious

03:32The boy insisted that they loved each other very much

03:34You don't think that could be whistling in the wind to cheer himself up?

03:37No, he is a very realistic child

03:39Ah, but not a very realistic family

03:42My research shows they once provided a member of the Hellfire Club

03:46You wouldn't know, I suppose, what time Herr Heidegger retired to his room on the night of the disappearance

03:51Not really, but quite late

03:53After 11, he was duty roundmaster that night

03:56You're a cyclist, I believe

03:58Yes

03:59Oh, yes

04:00Did Lord Salter ever accompany you?

04:03No, he is not yet able to retain his balance

04:05You wouldn't, I suppose, happen to know the make of tyres on Herr Heidegger's bicycle?

04:14Certainly a lovely bicycle, by the way, made in Bremen

04:18The tyres were Palmer

04:20You know the ones with longitudinal tread?

04:22I know them well

04:23Thank you

04:24Doubly helpful

04:26Pleasure, Mr Holmes

04:32Dinner will be at 8

04:33I beg your pardon?

04:51Holmes?

04:55This case grows upon me, Watson

04:59There are decidedly points of interest in connection with it

05:02Here, look at this map

05:04There are certain geographical features which may have a good deal to do without investigation

05:09This dark square is the priority school

05:14This, the main road, with no side turning for a mile either way

05:18To the north of the school, the land rises slowly

05:22To the south, a large district of arable land with high walls and hedgerows

05:26Impossible territory for a bicycle

05:29What did you discover at Oakbourne?

05:31Well, the police had reports from all over the place

05:34On a man and a boy seen together

05:37They completed their investigation on the sightings only this morning

05:39With what result?

05:40Useless

05:42None bore the slightest resemblance of the boy or the German master

05:45Excellent!

05:46This mass of mistaken sightings, Watson

05:49It confirms my suspicion

05:51I don't believe they used the road

05:54That powerful curiosity of quiet places would surely have found them out

05:59I don't think they used the road at all

06:01Yeah, but the bicycle

06:04A good cyclist does not need a road, Watson

06:06The moor is intersected with paths

06:08I remember the moon was at the full

06:11No, it is to the north that our quest must lie

06:15You have done well, Watson

06:17Dinner soon, you'll be happy to hear

06:19But I do have just one point on which I need to be satisfied

06:23Herr Heidegger's room

06:25Ten minutes

06:26Mr. Holmes has been delving into the origins of the Holderness family

06:32Like many ancient minds, it sprang from a very muddy source

06:36Muddy, Doctor?

06:38Well, not to be too delicate about it

06:40They were cattle-themed

06:43A warrior class, ingenious, daring

06:46But the basis of their wealth

06:48Was running off with other people's cows

06:50Holmes even tells me that the Holderness has furnished one of the madder members of the Hellfire Club

07:07What is the matter, Dr. Huxtable?

07:10It is nothing

07:12There is clearly something

07:16I expect too much, I'm sure

07:17It is a fault, I'm sure

07:20Tell us your expectations

07:23I do not expect miracles

07:25I think I am not a man who demands the miraculous

07:28But you have discovered nothing

07:31We have advanced not a jot since the moment we left London

07:36Although indeed that is not true

07:39You have discovered two things, both falsehoods

07:42One, a squalid piece of gossip

07:43And the other an apocryphal and insulting fancy about the origins of my great patron

07:50I did not implore you to come here to blacken the name of the Holdernesses, Mr. Holmes

07:57Calm yourself, Dr. Huxtable

08:00We have in fact advanced some way

08:04I can for example describe to you in some detail what took place at this school on that fateful night

08:11Also the behaviour of your excellent and faithful German master

08:17Faithful? Heidegger?

08:19What, sir?

08:20What, sir?

08:25Heidegger retired to his room soon after 11 o'clock

08:29He was the duty master that night

08:31Now my friend and colleague, Dr. Watson, will impersonate

08:37Heidegger has still two hours of work ahead of him and it's been a long day

08:41He allows himself the comfort of removing his jacket

08:47He moves across to the chest by the door

08:50And pours himself a glass of sherry

08:56Badly needed fortification for the task that lies ahead

08:59He collects the candle

09:09And moves to his desk

09:11To correct 22 exercise books

09:15Which contain not only grammatical exercises but also a lengthy composition

09:23You see my point, Dr. Huxtable

09:25It would have been well after midnight if he had done nothing else

09:29When his candle fails him

09:34The candles are kept in the chest by the door

09:37He rises from the desk

09:39To fetch another one

09:41But he cannot see to find them

09:43So he turns to the window to draw the curtains

09:46To see better by the moonlight

09:50Across the rooftops in the gate tower

09:52The boy has been waiting for darkness

09:56Knowing that his flight must not be observed

09:59Herr Heidegger watches

10:02As the boy hurries across the leads

10:05To keep his prearranged meeting by the river

10:08Sensing the enormity of what was taking place

10:14Heidegger runs to the door

10:16Knocking over what remains of his glass of sherry

10:18As he goes

10:20I see

10:22Thank you

10:24It seems I misjudged him

10:25The wisdom of his choice to pursue the boy is questionable

10:27I believe his fate may be sealed

10:29Your lobby, Mr. Holmes?

10:31You mean...

10:33I hope not, but if my reasoning is correct, then I do fear for him

10:35And the boy?

10:38The key to that, Dr. Huxtable, remains out there

10:41Beyond the drover's bridge

10:42Beyond the drover's bridge

10:43You mean...

10:44You mean...

10:45You mean...

10:46I hope not, but if my reasoning is correct, then I do fear for him

10:49And the boy?

10:53The key to that, Dr. Huxtable, remains out there

10:59Beyond the drover's bridge

11:13Poor beast

11:21Carrying crows

11:27They've earned their name

11:30So we're assuming the boy was taken away on horseback, are we not?

11:34Certainly

11:35Otherwise, Heidegger would not have needed a bicycle to pursue them

11:38But the only tracks we've found are cattle homes

11:42Holmes?

11:46Holmes?

11:48A track, Watson!

11:50A track!

11:58A bicycle?

12:00Certainly a bicycle

12:02But not THE bicycle

12:03I'm familiar with 42 different impressions left by tyres

12:06This...

12:11I'm from then on

12:12I'm from then on

12:14With a bus

12:16In the West

12:17While we're talking about

12:18The bike

12:19Speed

12:23The bike

12:25He goes to the bike

12:27The bike

12:29In the West

12:31The bike

12:33The bike

12:35This bike

12:36It is an old

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