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Thank you. From the blackest corners of your mind, they call, pulling you deep into shadow, twisting your senses, keeping you from sleep.

It's time to face your darkest fears.

This is Tales to Terrify. Good evening, children of the night, and welcome to another flashback episode.

After our short little bite last week,

I thought I'd offer up something a little more meaty,

something with a bit more length,

so I won't take up much of your time.

This homesy and tale features a very familiar voice.

So, without further ado, children of the night, sit back, relax, and listen with me to William Meekyll's Case of the Tibetan Rug, first featured on episode 135, August

15, 2014.

Music 2014. The I was looking forward to seeing Constance McGregor again as she is a truly remarkable example of a modern woman,

a redoubtable scot who's brought back a great many-new plant species from her solo adventures in Asia.

Holmes and I had previously spent some time in her company at Chew Garden, and I had found her a delightful companion. So it was with some alarm that I saw tears in her eyes, as she entered the 221B Baker

Street apartment one afternoon in late August. She had requested and been granted a consultation with Holmes,

but there had been no clue given as to the nature of her problem. I could see now that it

must be something most troubling, and I immediately made myself a promise to help her, no matter

what Holmes' verdict might be on the matter.

The tears disturbed me, for I knew Miss McGregor to be made of strong stuff, and a woman who'd

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