Your mean Sherlock Holmes' Terror By Night is actually founded upon some measure of truth, my dear Holmes? Cross the Border into Inverness Scotland with Sebastian-Moran/Duncan Bleek, Inspectors McDonald and LeStrade and you'll find out. Don't carry firearms like Watson did rhough. "This train will stop at Topham", eh Moran? As for that pesky diamond with the curse. I'll bet it's in a museum, where it belongs rather than in some aristo's safety box. Ah, for the days of victrolas and RCA dog scultured wooden boxes that were hand painted, even though they were made on the production line.
My Dear Holmes, have you confused the Star of Rhodesia with the Blue Carbuncle? I happen to know the real inspector McDonald from the Edinburgh police. And he surmises you have, old chap. Curry? Horrible stuff. You don't agree, Watson. Maybe your friend Duncan Bleek can comment, without betraying his real identity as the nefarious scoundrel, Sebastian Moran, eh?
Your mean Sherlock Holmes' Terror By Night is actually founded upon some measure of truth, my dear Holmes? Cross the Border into Inverness Scotland with Sebastian-Moran/Duncan Bleek, Inspectors McDonald and LeStrade and you'll find out. Don't carry firearms like Watson did rhough. "This train will stop at Topham", eh Moran? As for that pesky diamond with the curse. I'll bet it's in a museum, where it belongs rather than in some aristo's safety box. Ah, for the days of victrolas and RCA dog scultured wooden boxes that were hand painted, even though they were made on the production line.
ReplyDeleteMy Dear Holmes, have you confused the Star of Rhodesia with the Blue Carbuncle? I happen to know the real inspector McDonald from the Edinburgh police. And he surmises you have, old chap. Curry? Horrible stuff. You don't agree, Watson. Maybe your friend Duncan Bleek can comment, without betraying his real identity as the nefarious scoundrel, Sebastian Moran, eh?
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