Holmes University: The Master Blackmailer Page #6

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here I prayed,

I begged you for mercy,

and you laughed

at my face

as you are trying

to laugh now,

your coward

heart cannot keep

you lips from trembling.

Don't imagine that

you can bully me

I'm only to raise my voice

You will ruin

no more lives.

I can call my servants

and have you arrested.

You will wring

no more hearts

as you have wrung mine

Charles Milverton.

I will make allowance

for your natural anger.

Leave the room at once

and I'll say no

more about it.

I will free the world

of a poisonous thing.

You've done me.

The fire.

Lady Swinstead,

you're free.

Run!

Run!

Now gentlemen

the sale of the property

of Charles A. Milverton

described, deceased.

Lot one,

a box of

miscellaneous objects,

trinkets,

correspondence,

do hear five pounds?

Thank you sir.

The steward from the

Vetron household

making sure.

Lot two,

bust of Athena,

ancient Goddess of

wisdom, industry and war.

Now what do I have for

this fine marble statue?

Ten pounds?

Twenty?

Twenty pounds.

Thirty?

I have thirty pounds.

Fifty.

I have fifty pounds sir.

Sixty?

Eighty?

Eighty pounds.

Ninety?

Ninety pounds

against you sir.

At ninety.

One hundred pounds.

More sir?

Sold to the

gentleman over there

for one hundred pounds.

Mr. Holmes!

Bought it in an

auction, Mrs. Hudson.

It cost a hundred pounds.

Why has he smashed it?

I thought there might

be something in it.

I'm more than happy to

say that I was wrong.

Thank you Mrs. Hudson

Why, as a point of

interest, Holmes,

did the Frenchman

want it?

Sentimental reasons.

Just making sure.

No Watson!

There are certain aspects

of which I am not proud.

Please,

bury this case,

deep in your pocket.

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