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Now, here we are again in our official armchair in front of Dr. Watson's fireplace,

waiting for the good doctor to put down the evening's day. Oh, I think you're pardon, Mr. Manning. I didn't see you come in. I was reading about your latest American gang shooting. Yes, crime seems to be riding high, wide, and handsome in most of our big cities, I'm afraid. What a pity we haven't got, Mr. Sherlock Holmes on the job.

It was just what I was thinking. But on the other hand, these gangs of racketeers sprung up as he were a gyrocrack, we wouldn't know how to handle it. Rubbish. I can remember just once case we handled back in 1994. It was concerned with Georgiano, the worst gang leader New York ever had. We didn't call us back in those days, but it amounted to the same thing.

Kidnapsing... concerned with Georgiano, the worst gang leader New York ever had. He didn't call it back appearing in those days, but it amounted to the same thing.

Kidnassing, blackmailing, bombing, terrorizing innocent people.

By during the course of that tick of change, Georgiano had one man taken for a ride, as you would you call it?

That sounds interesting. Why don't have to tell us about it?

Well, in the third story, let me see.

It was in November in the year 1894. Holmes and I were sitting in our rooms in Vegas.

Well, I'd like to tell this story. It was about the head of a New York dance.

Yes, so I did, Mr. Manning. Sorry, don't you interrupt.

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