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: « <br /> '' 'It's all here, Count. The real facts as to [[The Death of Old Mrs Harold|the death of old Mrs Harold]], who left you the Blymer estate, which you so rapidly gambled away.'<br />'You are dreaming!'<br />'And [[The Case of Miss Minnie Warrender|the complete life history of Miss Minnie Warrender]].'<br />'Tut! You will make nothing of that!'<br />'Plenty more here, Count. Here is [[The Robbery in the train-de-luxe to the Riviera|the robbery in the train-de-luxe to the Riviera]] on February 13, 1892. Here is [[The Forged Cheque on the Credit Lyonnais|the forged cheque in the same year on the Credit Lyonnais]].'<br />'No, you're wrong there.'<br />'Then I am right on the others!<br /> » — Sherlock Holmes & Count Sylvius.
'It's all here, Count. The real facts as to [[The Death of Old Mrs Harold|the death of old Mrs Harold]], who left you the Blymer estate, which you so rapidly gambled away.'<br />
'You are dreaming!'<br />
'And [[The Case of Miss Minnie Warrender|the complete life history of Miss Minnie Warrender]].'<br />
'Tut! You will make nothing of that!'<br />
'Plenty more here, Count. Here is [[The Robbery in the train-de-luxe to the Riviera|the robbery in the train-de-luxe to the Riviera]] on February 13, 1892. Here is [[The Forged Cheque on the Credit Lyonnais|the forged cheque in the same year on the Credit Lyonnais]].'<br />
'No, you're wrong there.'<br />
'Then I am right on the others!<br />
- Holmes & Count Sylvius}}




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Fictional case.


In the Sherlock Holmes stories

Untold Story


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'It's all here, Count. The real facts as to the death of old Mrs Harold, who left you the Blymer estate, which you so rapidly gambled away.'
'You are dreaming!'
'And the complete life history of Miss Minnie Warrender.'
'Tut! You will make nothing of that!'
'Plenty more here, Count. Here is the robbery in the train-de-luxe to the Riviera on February 13, 1892. Here is the forged cheque in the same year on the Credit Lyonnais.'
'No, you're wrong there.'
'Then I am right on the others!
 » — Sherlock Holmes & Count Sylvius.
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