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[Assistant] Line A, which concerns Lady Beatrice,


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[Assistant] Has a vaguely sinister flavour, has it not? I can make nothing of it. Well now, let us take up line B, which concerns Sir Robert.


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[Assistant] He is mad keen upon winning the derby.


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[Assistant] He is in the hands of the Jews and may at any moment be sold up


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[Assistant] And his racing stables seized by his creditors. He is a daring and desperate man. He derives his income from his sister.


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[Assistant] His sister's maid is his willing tool.


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[Assistant] So far we seem to be on fairly safe ground, do we not? But the crypt. Ah, yes, the crypt. Let us suppose, Watson. It is merely a scandalous supposition.


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[Assistant] A hypothesis put forward for argument's sake.


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[Assistant] That Sir Robert has done away with his sister. My dear Holmes, it is out of the question. Very possibly, Watson. Sir Robert is a man of an honorable stock.


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[Assistant] But you do occasionally find a carrion crow among the eagles.


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[Assistant] Let us for a moment argue upon this supposition.


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[Assistant] He could not fly the country until he had realized his fortune.


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[Assistant] And that fortune could only be realized by bringing off this coup with Shoscombe Prince. Therefore he has still to stand his ground.


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[Assistant] To do this he would have to dispose of the body of his victim.


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[Assistant] And he would also have to find a substitute who would impersonate her. With the maid as his confidante that would not be impossible.


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[Assistant] The woman's body might be conveyed to the crypt, which is a place so seldom visited


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[Assistant] And it might be secretly destroyed at night in the furnace, leaving behind such evidence as we have already seen. What say you to that, Watson? Well, it is all possible.


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[Assistant] If you grant the original monstrous supposition,


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[Assistant] I think that there is a small experiment which we may try tomorrow, Watson, in order to throw some light on the matter.


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[Assistant] Meanwhile, if we mean to keep up our characters


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[Assistant] I suggest that we have our host in for a glass of his own wine, and hold some high converse upon eels and dais, which seems to be the straight road to his affections.


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[Assistant] We made chance to come upon some useful local gossip in the process.


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[Assistant] And he obtained leave to take the black spaniel with us.


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[Assistant] This is the place, said he, as we came to two high park gates, with heraldic griffins towering above them.


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[Assistant] About midday, Mr. Barnes informs me, the old lady takes a drive, and the carriage must slow down while the gates are opened. When it comes through and


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[Assistant] Before it gathers speed, I want you, Watson, to stop the coachman with some question.


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[Assistant] Never mind me, I shall stand behind this holly bush and see what I can see. It was not a long vigil.


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[Assistant] Within a quarter of an hour we saw the big open yellow barouche coming down the long avenue.


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[Assistant] With two splendid high-stepping grey carriage horses in the shafts, Holmes crouched behind his bush with the dog.


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[Assistant] I stood unconcernedly swinging a cane in the roadway. A keeper ran out, and the gates swung open. The carriage had slowed to a walk, and I was able to get a good look at the occupants.


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[Assistant] A highly coloured young woman with flaxen hair and impudent eyes sat on the left.


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[Assistant] At her right was an elderly person with rounded back and a huddle of shawls about her face and shoulders, which proclaimed the invalid


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[Assistant] When the horses reached the high road, I held up my hand with an authoritative gesture.


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[Assistant] And as the coachman pulled up, I inquired if Sir Robert was at Choscombe Old Place.


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[Assistant] At the same moment, Holmes stepped out and released the spaniel.


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[Assistant] With a joyous cry it dashed forward to the carriage and sprang upon the step.


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[Assistant] Then, in a moment, its eager greeting changed to furious rage.


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[Assistant] And it snapped at the black skirt above it. Drive on! Drive on! shrieked a harsh voice. The coachman lashed the horses, and we were left standing in the roadway.


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[Assistant] Well Watson, that's done it, said Holmes, as he fastened the lead to the neck of the excited spaniel.


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[Assistant] He thought it was his mistress, and he found it was a stranger. Dogs don't make mistakes. But it was the voice of a man, I cried. Exactly.


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[Assistant] We have added one card to our hand, Watson. But it needs careful playing all the same.


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[Assistant] My companion seemed to have no further plans for the day.


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[Assistant] And we did actually use our fishing tackle in the mill stream.


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[Assistant] With the result that we had a dish of trout for our supper.


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[Assistant] It was only after that meal that Holmes showed signs of renewed activity.


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[Assistant] Once more we found ourselves upon the same road as in the morning, which led us to the park gates. A tall dark figure was awaiting us there.


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[Assistant] Who proved to be our London acquaintance, Mr. John Mason, the trainer. Good evening, gentlemen, said he. I got your note, Mr. Holmes. Sir Robert has not returned yet. But I hear that he is expected tonight. How far is this crypt from the house? asked Holmes. A good quarter of a mile.


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[Assistant] Then I think we can disregard him altogether. I can't afford to do that, Mr. Holmes.


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[Assistant] The moment he arrives he will want to see me to get the last news of Shoscombe Prince. I see.


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[Assistant] In that case we must work without you, Mr. Mason. You can show us the crypt, and then leave us." It was pitch dark and without a moon, but Mason led us over the grasslands until a dark mass loomed up in front of us, which proved to be the ancient chapel.


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[Assistant] We entered the broken gap which was once the porch.


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[Assistant] and our guide, stumbling among heaps of loose masonry picked his way to the corner of the building


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[Assistant] Where a steep stair led down into the crypt.


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[Assistant] Striking a match, he illuminated the melancholy place. Dismal and evil smelling.


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[Assistant] With ancient crumbling walls of rough-hewn stone, and piles of coffins, some of lead, and some of stone.


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[Assistant] Extending upon one side, right up to the arched and groined roof, which lost itself in the shadows above our heads, Holmes had lit his lantern,


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[Assistant] Which shot a tiny tunnel of vivid yellow light upon the mournful scene. Its rays were reflected back from the coffin-plates. Many of them adorned with the griffin and coronet of this old family.


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[Assistant] Which carried its honours even to the gate of death. You spoke of some bones, Mr. Mason. Could you show them before you go? They are here in this corner. The trainer strode across, and then stood in silent surprise, as our light was turned upon the place. They are gone, said he. So I expected, said Holmes, chuckling.


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[Assistant] I fancy the ashes of them might even now be found in that oven which had already consumed apart.


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[Assistant] But why in the world would anyone want to burn the bones of a man who has been dead a thousand years?" asked John Mason. That is what we are here to find out, said Holmes. It may mean a long search, and we need not detain you. I fancy that we shall get our solution before morning. When John Mason had left us,


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[Assistant] Home set to work making a very careful examination of the graves. Ranging from an ancient one, which appeared to be Saxon in the centre,


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[Assistant] Through a long line of Norman Hugos and Odos,


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[Assistant] Until we reach the Sir William and Dennis folder of the 18th century.


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[Assistant] It was an hour or more before Holmes came to a leaden coffin standing on end before the entrance to the vault. I heard his little cry of satisfaction.


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[Assistant] And was aware from his hurried but purposeful movements that he had reached a goal.


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[Assistant] With his lens he was eagerly examining the edges of the heavy lid. Then he drew from his pocket a short gemmy, a box opener, which he thrust into a chink, levering back the whole front,


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[Assistant] Which seem to be secured by only a couple of clamps.


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[Assistant] There was a rending, tearing sound as it gave way, but it had hardly hinged back and partly revealed the contents before we had an unforeseen interruption. Someone was walking in the chapel above.


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[Assistant] It was the firm, rapid step of one who came with a definite purpose and knew well the ground upon which he walked. A light streamed down the stairs


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[Assistant] And an instant later the man who bore it was framed in the gothic archway.


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[Assistant] He was a terrible figure, huge in stature and fierce in manner.


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[Assistant] The large stable lantern which he held in front of him


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[Assistant] Shone upward upon a strong, heavily-moustached face and angry eyes,


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[Assistant] Which glared round him into every recess of the vault.


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[Assistant] And raised a heavy stick which he carried. Do you hear me? He cried. Who are you? What are you doing here? His cudgel quivered in the air.


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[Assistant] But instead of shrinking, Holmes advanced to meet him.


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[Assistant] I also have a question to ask you, Sir Robert," he said in his sternest tone. Who is this, and what is it doing here? He turned, and tore open the coffin lid behind him.


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[Assistant] In the glare of the lantern I saw a body swathed in a sheet from head to foot, with dreadful witch-like features.


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[Assistant] All nose and chin projecting at one end.


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[Assistant] The dim glazed eyes staring from a discoloured and crumbling face. The baronet had staggered back with a cry.


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[Assistant] And supported himself against a stone sarcophagus. How came you to know of this? He cried.


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[Assistant] And then with some return of his truculent manner, what business is it of yours?


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[Assistant] My name is Sherlock Holmes, said my companion. Possibly it is familiar to you.


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[Assistant] In any case my business is that of every other good citizen. To uphold the law. It seems to me that you have much to answer for. So Robert glared for a moment.


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[Assistant] But Holmes' quiet voice and cool, assured manner had their effect.


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[Assistant] For God, Mr. Holmes, it's all right, said he. Appearances are against me, I'll admit. But I could act no otherwise. I should be happy to think so.


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[Assistant] But I fear your explanations must be before the police.


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[Assistant] So Robert shrugged his broad shoulders. Well, if it must be it must. Come up to the house and you can judge for yourself how the matter stands. A quarter of an hour later.


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[Assistant] We found ourselves in what I judge, from the lines of polished barrels behind glass covers, to be the gun room of the old house.


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[Assistant] It was comfortably furnished, and here Sir Robert left us for a few moments. When he returned he had two companions with him, the one, the florid young woman whom we had seen in the carriage, the other, a small rat-faced man, with a disagreeably furtive manner.


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[Assistant] These two wore an appearance of utter bewilderment.


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[Assistant] Which showed that the baronet had not yet had time to explain to them the turn events had taken. There, said Sir Robert with a wave of his hand.


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[Assistant] Our mister and Mrs. Norritt, Mrs. Norritt, under her maiden name of Evans, has for some years been my sister's confidential maid.


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[Assistant] I have brought them here because I feel that my best course is to explain the true position to you.


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[Assistant] And they are the two people upon earth who can substantiate what I say.


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[Assistant] Is this necessary, Sir Robert? Have you thought what you are doing? cried the woman.


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[Assistant] As to me, I entirely disclaim all responsibility, said her husband.


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[Assistant] So Robert gave him a glance of contempt. I will take all responsibility, said he. Now Mr. Holmes, listen to a plain statement of the facts.


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[Assistant] You have clearly gone pretty deeply into my affairs, or I should not have found you where I did. Therefore you know already, in all probability, that I am running a dark horse for the derby.


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[Assistant] I am dependent upon my sister, Lady Beatrice, for everything.


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[Assistant] But it is well known that her interest in the estate is for her own life only.


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[Assistant] For myself, I am deeply in the hands of the Jews.


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[Assistant] I've always known that if my sister were to die, my creditors would be onto my estate like a flock of vultures.


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[Assistant] Everything would be seized. My stables, my horses, everything. Well, Mr. Holmes, my sister did die just a week ago. And you told no one? What could I do? Absolute ruin faced me.


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[Assistant] If I could stave things off for three weeks, all would be well. Her maid's husband, this man here, is an actor.


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[Assistant] It came into our heads, it came into my head, that he could, for that short period, personate my sister.


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[Assistant] It was but a case of appearing daily in the carriage, for no one need enter her room save the maid. It was not difficult to arrange.


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[Assistant] My sister died of the dropsy, which had long afflicted her. That will be for a coroner to decide.


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[Assistant] Her doctor would certify that for months her symptoms have threatened such an end. Well, what did you do?


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[Assistant] The body could not remain there. On the first night, Norlitt and I carried it out to the old wellhouse, which is now never used.


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[Assistant] We were followed, however, by her pet spaniel, which yapped continually at the door. So I felt some safer place was needed


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[Assistant] I got rid of the spaniel and we carried the body to the crypt of the church.


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[Assistant] There was no indignity or irreverence, Mr. Holmes. I do not feel that I have wronged the dead.


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[Assistant] Your conduct seems to me inexcusable, Sir Robert." The baronet shook his head impatiently. It is easy to preach, said he.


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[Assistant] Perhaps you would have felt differently if you had been in my position.


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[Assistant] One cannot see all one's hopes and all one's plans shattered at the last moment and make no effort to save them.


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[Assistant] It seemed to me that it would be no unworthy resting place.


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[Assistant] If we put her for the time in one of the coffins of her husband's ancestors, lying in what is still consecrated ground, we opened such a coffin, removed the contents, and placed her as you have seen her. As to the old relics which we took out, we could not leave them on the floor of the crypt,


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[Assistant] Norlitt and I removed them and he descended at night and burned them in the central furnace. There is my story, Mr. Holmes.


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[Assistant] Though how you forced my hand so that I have to tell it is more than I can say.


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[Assistant] Home sat for some time, lost in thought.


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[Assistant] There is one flaw in your narrative, Sir Robert," he said at last.


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[Assistant] Your bets on the race, and therefore your hopes for the future, would hold good.


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[Assistant] Even if your creditors seized your estate, the horse would be part of the estate. What do they care for my bets?


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[Assistant] As likely as not, they would not run him at all.


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[Assistant] My chief creditor is, unhappily, my most bitter enemy.


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[Assistant] A rascally fellow, Sam Brewer, whom I was once compelled to horsewhip on Newmarket Heath. Do you suppose that he would try to save me? Well, Sir Robert, said Holmes rising.


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[Assistant] This matter must, of course, be referred to the police. It was my duty to bring the facts to light. And there I must leave it.


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[Assistant] As to the morality or decency of your conduct, it is not for me to express an opinion.


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[Assistant] It is nearly midnight, Watson, and I think we may make our way back to our humble abode.


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[Assistant] It is generally known now that this singular episode ended upon a happier note than Sir Robert's actions deserved. Shoscombe Prince did win the Derby.


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[Assistant] The sporting owner did net £80,000 in bets, and the creditors did hold their hand until the race was over, when they were paid in full, and enough was left to re-establish Sir Robert in a fair position in life.


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[Assistant] Both police and coroner took a lenient view of the transaction.


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[Assistant] And beyond a mild censure for the delay in registering the lady's decease,


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[Assistant] The lucky owner got away scatheless from this strange incident.


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[Assistant] Sup, guys! Came to scope out the cards you got from bots, bro. But what's up?


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[Assistant] Whatever. So Panda Dude, do you have any idea where bots might have been heading?


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[Assistant] Yeah, I guess. Get yourself jacked and ready to roll, Cheepan.


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[Assistant] I went to MLG Anaheim with actually my girlfriend at the time and her friend. Two people who knew nothing about the game. But we were there, the front row of the bleachers cheering, and it was one of the few times when Melea's really felt like a real sport.


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[Assistant] And that's when I really believed that Smash was going somewhere, that it was going to be big and important and mainstream, you know, before it all crashed and burned.


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[Assistant] If you ask me, but at MLG it was M3D and JB3X3 and me and OmniGamer. Pretty much those are the only people that did it.


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[Assistant] When anyone wins a match against Ken, you kind of say, okay, well this is just one match up a set of five, it doesn't matter. And very slowly you realize that history is in the making.


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[Assistant] P.C. Chris was the most laid back person, uhm, I've met within the pro spectrum.


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[Assistant] I know. It was brilliant to see. Even though I prefer PC Chris as a person and a teammate, I enjoy seeing Ken, the viciousness, come out. And he did, and reigned him superior. That's it. Can I win for Ken?


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[Assistant] And well, Gianna Hein came out the third tournament and they had a really, really great showdown.


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[Assistant] It was like all the butterflies in my stomach went out. They hosed him up on the shoulders and even though PC lost it was still a great tournament experience. Huge like, like a sign of relief.


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[Assistant] I didn't really care whether Ken or PC Chris won half as much as I cared that people were actually watching. Because the Halo kids were watching and adults were watching and girls were watching.


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[Assistant] You have someone screwing next to your face and stuff, it's kinda hard to concentrate and, and, and, uh, and when.


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[Assistant] Came so close, down to the wire. Last game, last match, last stock.


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[Assistant] You laugh, this is actually quite traumatic for me because I created issues because of this.


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[Assistant] I'm so sorry. So sorry. Oh, I feel so bad. Like, I couldn't help myself. It was like, I was, I was such a loser. I, I really, I really love those books. I really wanted to do my job well, and I, and I kind of overdid it.


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[Assistant] That every Red Sox ship has a leak and every leak is big enough to sink the ship.


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[Assistant] You have to realize that in New England, you're coming out of a Puritan tradition of, we deserve to suffer.


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[Assistant] If there was no play, then we could have kept him for the whole time. It's just so bad that they had to trade him just for this one play.


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[Assistant] Tension eases somewhat here at Fenway, with two out in the shortstop Bucky Dent coming up.


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[Assistant] Why are the baseball gods so fickle? Why are we treated this way? Ah, woe is us. Blah blah blah.


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[Assistant] You still have to play half of your schedule in somebody else's ballpark. They never thought of that. Amazing. Years went by, decades even.


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[Assistant] I don't think the curse is funny if indeed it becomes a silly excuse for some of these offenses.


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[Assistant] And these were historical offenses. The Ritzhawks stand for something. They have a place in the culture of this region. They speak for New England. They express some of our essence, I believe. Yea, essence.


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[Assistant] I just went over, turned off the TV, and told my wife that I was gonna take a good long walk. I needed some solitude. What I didn't count on was the fact that there would be hundreds of Bostonians walking the streets of Newton, Massachusetts, crazed. I remember one elderly couple and she looked up to me with blinking eyes and said,


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[Assistant] This is the darkest day in this town since Jack Kennedy was shot.


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[Assistant] Most people's lives are rather disappointing. You don't always live up to what you expect that you would do in your life.


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[Assistant] So to me, the Red Sox have always been a perfect metaphor for people's existences on Earth.


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[Assistant] Eventually we came to a river. The water was too high for us to cross, so we looked for a bridge.


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[Assistant] Following the road that ran alongside the water, we finally came upon a crossing. However, the bridge had been destroyed.


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[Assistant] A little further down, there was a bridge for trains that was still crossable.


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[Assistant] That bridge could have bombs on it. Should we take pitch cans?


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[Assistant] If you are so afraid, I said I'll cross first.


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[Assistant] As I crossed, I looked carefully for anything that might look like a bomb, but found nothing.


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[Assistant] About halfway across, I heard a sound to my left. Turning to look.


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[Assistant] I saw a car crossing another bridge that was a little further down from ours. Inside were seated four German soldiers. Luckily, they did not seem to notice us.


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[Assistant] What's wrong, tenant? asked Amo. I saw a car full of Germans.


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[Assistant] Just then, a small group of young German soldiers crossed the other bridge on bikes.


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[Assistant] Two groups then followed behind, each with about twelve soldiers. How can they be here? I asked angrily. Didn't anyone try to fight them away? I can't believe they didn't destroy this bridge. I calmed down and thought about our situation.


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[Assistant] I had not been successful getting the medical equipment to Pordenone, but I would make sure to get my men there.


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[Assistant] I took a long drink of the wine from my water bottle and then told them to follow me. We climbed up the river bank and followed the train tracks. The town of Udine was very near.


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[Assistant] We could see its buildings towering over the trees nearby. Jesus, get down! Amo whispered. Again.


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[Assistant] Some German soldiers could be seen approaching on bikes. We dropped to the ground, but it was clear that they had seen us.


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[Assistant] We continued along the train tracks until we heard guns being fired up ahead.


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[Assistant] If we went to the north we would end up exactly where we had seen so many Germans on their bikes. We could not just run through the fields toward Udine. We would be shot for certain. No.


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[Assistant] The best way would be to go to the south where there were more trees. There, we could make our way slowly to the town.


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[Assistant] The four of us began to run in that direction when suddenly a bullet landed in the mud near our feet.


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[Assistant] Get down to the bottom of the railroad hill, I shouted.


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[Assistant] Two more guns fired and Amo fell to the ground We pulled him down the hill


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[Assistant] I turned him over and saw he had been shot in the back of the head. The bullet had exited through his right eye.


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[Assistant] I tried to stop the bleeding, but he died quickly anyway. Damn Germans! whispered Piani. No, I said. Amo was shot by an Italian. There's no way the Germans could be in that direction. It's just some frightened Italian soldiers. They will shoot at anything that moves.


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[Assistant] We left Amro lying on the hillside. I was sad to see him die. I liked him. We crossed to the other side of the hill to the railroad. There was another field before us.


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[Assistant] A fair distance away was a house surrounded by farmland. It was too dangerous for us to stay outside.


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[Assistant] Right away, I had Piani, Bartolomeo and Bonello search for food and drinks. Meanwhile, I went to check out the barn behind the house. That seemed like the safest place for us to stay.


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[Assistant] I climbed up to the second floor of the barn and lay down in the dry grass. It was very quiet and the smell reminded me of my childhood. I almost fell asleep. But then Piani came into the barn. He had food in his hands and some wine. Where are the others? I asked. Well, tenant, they're gone. They decided to let the Germans take the imprisoner.


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[Assistant] And you? What made you stay? I felt it would be wrong to leave you here alone.


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[Assistant] We ate for a while and drank some of the wine. After that, we rested until night came. Then we left for Udine. I had fully expected to be killed that evening. It was strange to find the night so quiet.


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[Assistant] Several times we came very close to German soldiers who were marching along the roadside. They never saw us and not a single bullet was fired the entire night.


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[Assistant] We made it back to the main road where the Italians were still crowded in an incredibly long line.


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[Assistant] Will you tell the leaders that Bonello and Bartolomeo gave themselves to the Germans? Piani asked me. If you do, it will be bad for his family, especially if the war continues. Suddenly a voice came from the main road. There is no more war. It's finished. We are all going home now.


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[Assistant] Then another voice shouted, Hooray for peace! Kill all of the officers! I had better not call you tenant. They might shoot you, Peony whispered.


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[Assistant] Up ahead, I could see policemen standing outside of the line and looking carefully at each person who passed.


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[Assistant] They pulled two officers from among the people and had them stand next to the car and wait while they continued to look for others.


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[Assistant] As Piami and I came closer, I saw the policeman look at me.


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[Assistant] Suddenly they came running through the crowd and took hold of my arm. What are you doing? I shouted and pulled my arm away. One of them tried again to grab me.


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[Assistant] This time I struck him with my fist and went to grab my gun. However, I was then taken hold of from behind. Soon, several were upon me. I could hear one of the policemen shouting to them, Kill him if he does not cooperate.


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[Assistant] I was taken down past the police car next to the river. There were several officers being held there as well.


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[Assistant] I was put into a short line and made to watch and listen as the other officers were questioned one by one. Their questions were simple and pointless.


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[Assistant] Every man was shot and killed afterward, no matter what he said.


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[Assistant] They believed that we were the reason Germany had successfully entered Italy. And I was sure that because of my accent.


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[Assistant] They believe that I was a German in Italian army clothing. I had no choice. I had to run.


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[Assistant] As soon as another group of officers was brought down to the river, I ran as fast as I could for the river. Shots were fired as I got closer to the water.


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[Assistant] My foot hit a rock and I fell directly into the water.


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[Assistant] My clothing and boots were heavy enough to keep me from floating easily back up to the surface.


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[Assistant] I went up for air and then immediately pulled myself back underwater. I did this three times.


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[Assistant] The first two times I could hear bullets splashing all around me.


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[Assistant] But the third time only the sound of rushing water could be heard. I allowed myself to float.


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[Assistant] I let myself be carried further and further away from danger.


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[Assistant] And once and for all, who is this Mimi? My girl, sire. She dreams of position, power.


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[Assistant] Nothing? You call that nothing? The way you kissed him at the scullery maid's ball? Behind the onion sacks? Thar, you know that? My child, the king's eyes are everywhere.


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[Assistant] Come back and fight, you coward! He was the finest swordsman of the lot. Go ahead, you coward!


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[Assistant] So, this is the fabulous Duke Deschand.


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[Assistant] Join hands. Have you the ring? The ring.


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[Assistant] But, he basically said, hey look, I can't tell anything you don't already know, you're embarrassing yourself. And try to make this respectable.


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[Assistant] For every great quarterback, it has to start somewhere. Whenever you were down and you kind of look at the clock and you go, five minutes.


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[Assistant] 17 points or 14? No problem. We can beat these guys. And a lot of that was born in that game against New Orleans.


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[Assistant] What made him different in the second half of the game, it's that when you broke the huddle and you came to the line of scrimmage, you saw in the other guy's eyes, they knew who they were playing and they also knew they didn't have any chance.


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[Assistant] If you want to talk to someone who wants to play, come talk to me. Steve was positive he was the best quarterback with our team from the day he got there. And he went real quiet about it.


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[Assistant] Bumbled the ball, we had interceptions, we had sacks. It wasn't really pretty, except for that last drive.


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[Assistant] Sorry Dallas Cowboy fans, he wasn't throwing the ball away. He was throwing the ball where only Dwight was gonna go up and get it.


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[Assistant] The biggest crowd of reporters was around Joe Montana. The question there, is Montana in any way jealous of Dolphin quarterback Dan Marino?


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[Assistant] They got the ball and they had to go 70, 80 yards, whatever it was. And Montana's in the huddle of a Super Bowl and he's looking around in the crowd. Hey, look, there's John Candy.


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[Assistant] John Kennedy's here at the Super Bowl. Check it out guys. John, he just had a calming presence about him and calmed everybody down in that huddle and the players believed in him.


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[Assistant] That's how the transitional phase, if you want to call it that, was completed, is that Montana was hurt in the NFC Championship game, and I think at that point, it became Steve Young's team.


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[Assistant] This game means so much to Joe Montana. You know, I mean, he can play it down and not talk, but I know Joe Montana.


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[Assistant] Why one man even came back and demanded some free firewood? What does he want that for? People are never satisfied.


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[Assistant] Give them one thing today and tomorrow they'll ask for something else. Mrs. Corny agreed that it was very shocking.


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[Assistant] They discussed some workhouse business together, and then Mr Bumble looked hopefully at the teapot. Mrs Corny offered him some tea.


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[Assistant] Instantly, Mr. Bumble sat down by the fire and gave the widow such a warm smile that her face turned a delicate pink. She passed Mr. Bumble the teacup, and as he took it, he managed to give her hand a little stroke.


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[Assistant] You're a kind-hearted woman, Mrs. Corny, said the beetle.


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[Assistant] Lucian got up and kicked the chair across the box and he said, damn, that horse should never be beaten.


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[Assistant] I said then, you know, I just don't think Ronnie is the caliber.


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[Assistant] And Lonnie made a very emotional pitch to me not to take him on stores.


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[Assistant] Secretary was still running with an explosive style and centrifugal force would carry him wide on the turns.


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[Assistant] Uh, not the rider, not the trainer, not the owner. I think probably not the horse.


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[Assistant] You know, I really don't think we can keep this up. Dad is no longer aware and we ought to sell the horses in the farm and invest that money in the stock market.


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[Assistant] I hope I've been a role model for women, but it just was never in italics in my, uh, game plan. I just happened to be a woman.


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[Assistant] There was some guy who wanted to market his manure in a plastic cube. I thought that was pretty off the wall.


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[Assistant] He just had a superior power pack and he was showing it to the world. I wonder what he thought. He must have had a sense of accomplishment.


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[Assistant] The major sent a soldier named Produzzi and me to Bainsiza.


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[Assistant] The road to that area was well protected and it felt a little strange to be where the enemy once had been.


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[Assistant] At the end of the road we came to a village that was nearly completely destroyed.


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[Assistant] We went to one of the few remaining buildings and met Gino, the guy I was sent to replace. He was glad to see me.


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[Assistant] Immediately he showed me around and introduced me to people.


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[Assistant] He told me that the British had ambulances nearby in Ravna. They were doing an excellent job. Gino had only good things to say about them.


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[Assistant] There was talk that the enemy would attack soon, however.


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[Assistant] Gino felt that the large amount of rain we had been receiving would prevent them from coming.


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[Assistant] Many soldiers would be getting sick on both sides, especially the wounded.


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[Assistant] He then told me about a new gun the Austrians had just begun to use.


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[Assistant] It scares me more than any other gun I've seen. They shoot too at the same time. When it's coming...


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[Assistant] You can hear a kind of scream, and no matter where you are, it always seems like it's coming for you.


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[Assistant] The situation seemed much worse than I had imagined.


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[Assistant] Gino said there were soldiers from both Croatia and Hungary helping the Austrians.


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[Assistant] I remember reading that people refused to fight the Austrians in the mountains. Instead, they would wait and let them climb down to attack. Then, they would beat them easily. True, Gino said, but those weren't Italians fighting the Austrians. Those were the French. And they were fighting on Italian land.


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[Assistant] People don't think as well when they are protecting their own country.


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[Assistant] He told me that we were running out of food, especially the soldiers further away from the front. It was making the men less brave and hopeful. I like Chino.


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[Assistant] He was a good soldier and he seemed to see things pretty clearly.


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[Assistant] I thanked him for showing me around and sharing with me what he knew.


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[Assistant] I walked him to his jeep and wished him a safe ride back to Gorizia. It stopped raining just before the sun went down.


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[Assistant] For about twenty minutes I had a fairly good view of the forests above us in the mountains.


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[Assistant] We could see the Austrian's location from the smoke that floated out from the trees whenever their large guns were fired.


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[Assistant] A few of the drivers and I took the ambulances over to the medical tent at the very front of the lines.


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[Assistant] We fully expected an attack by the enemy that night. It came very late, after the rain had begun to fall heavily.


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[Assistant] They managed to surprise us and killed most of our front line of men.


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[Assistant] The second line of Italians fought hard and successfully drove the enemy away.


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[Assistant] We were busy after that collecting the many wounded and taking them to the nearest hospitals in the field. While we were working, it began to snow.


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[Assistant] The next day the enemy made several attempts to attack but failed each time. North of us, we could hear a lot of big enemy guns firing.


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[Assistant] It sounded like the Italians were having more trouble protecting the border there.


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[Assistant] People began to talk as though they had heard that the Austrians had entered Italy from up there.


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[Assistant] Many said that they had heard it was the Germans we were now facing, not just the Austrians. Everyone feared the Germans the most.


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[Assistant] Then people began to say that our unit had been ordered to give up and run back to Gorizia.


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[Assistant] I asked the leader about this and they told me it was not true.


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[Assistant] We have been ordered to do everything we can to stop the advance of the Austrians and Germans. If they come, we'll fight, not run.


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[Assistant] The next day, however, we began to pack up supplies at all of the surrounding field hospitals in the area. Once we had finished, we were told to head back to Gorizia. When we got back to town, it was being empty to people.


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[Assistant] The roads were full of soldiers and families in trucks and on wagons. It looked like we were running away after all.


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[Assistant] I saw a truck full of girls from the sex house drive by. One of them looked at me, licked her lips and then blew me a kiss. At the hospital I found Rinaldi was already gone.


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[Assistant] He had left with all the other doctors from the hospital.


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[Assistant] There was a note there for me from the major ordering me to put as much of the hospital's equipment in my ambulances as I could.


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[Assistant] And drive to Port Denoni, a small town just beyond the city of Udine.


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[Assistant] We immediately gathered the equipment and loaded it into our cars. My drivers all looked extremely tired.


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[Assistant] It would have been no good to leave for Port Denoni immediately. Someone would surely have had an accident.


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[Assistant] I told the men to get a few hours of sleep first and then I went up to my room to sleep a little myself. After we woke up later, we had dinner and shared a couple of bottles of wine. The men were mostly in a good mood. They did not mind running from the Austrians. In fact, they much preferred it to running for them. Piani was the only one who still seemed sleepy.


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[Assistant] I decided to ride with him in order to keep him awake. When the time came to leave, we all became a little sad. Gorizia was a nice place.


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[Assistant] The other drivers told me that Portanoni was not nearly as pleasant.


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[Assistant] There'd been a lot of very good horses that had tried to win and failed. Winning the Triple Crown seemed almost impossible. It, uh, was tantamount to the 400-hitter in baseball or the DiMaggio 56-game hitting streak.


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[Assistant] Secretary gave people, uh, sort of a scandal-proof, uh, celebrity to, uh,


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[Assistant] Were it not for Penny Chenery, I think Secretariat would have been as


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[Assistant] We took the road leading out of town and very soon came upon heavy traffic. All headed in the same direction.


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[Assistant] I could not see where the line of cars in front of us ended.


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[Assistant] I got out of the ambulance and walked about a mile down the road to see how bad traffic was.


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[Assistant] Even after a mile, there was no end in sight.


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[Assistant] I walked back and found the driver, Piani, asleep inside of our car. I decided to sleep too.


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[Assistant] A couple of hours later, I woke up to the sound of the other car's engine starting.


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[Assistant] Piani woke too and we followed the cars in front of us as they moved forward a couple of feet and then stopped again.


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[Assistant] This is going to take a very long time, I said. I'm going to see how everyone else is doing.


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[Assistant] I walked back to the other ambulances. I found that two of my drivers Bartolomeo and Aimo had picked up two young women.


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[Assistant] The drivers were smiling and touching the legs of the older of the two women. She looked angry and frightened.


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[Assistant] Look at her, tenant," said Aimo. She thinks I'm going to do something to her. He turned back toward her and said, You think we want sex? But there's no room for sex in here. He then laughed and turned to face me again. The girl did not respond.


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[Assistant] I asked the girls if they were sisters and they said that they were.


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[Assistant] They spoke a different kind of Italian that I was not familiar with.


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[Assistant] I put my hand on her knee to try and comfort her, but this just frightened her even more.


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[Assistant] Bartolomeo then asked the older sister if they had ever had sex before. Both of them said they had not.


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[Assistant] He then gave them a piece of cheese and told them that they were safe This seemed to make them feel better


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[Assistant] I then checked the other car and found that the driver, Bonello, had picked up two Italian army men.


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[Assistant] He asked me if it was alright for them to ride with him. I said it was.


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[Assistant] I went back to my car and slept some more. In my sleep I dreamed that I was in bed with Catherine. In my dream


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[Assistant] I told her that I missed her and that she should never feel that I was far away.


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[Assistant] I told her that I never stopped thinking about her and so, in a way, I was always with her.


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[Assistant] I must have talked in my sleep because when I woke up, Piani was laughing. Luckily, my dream had been in English, so he could not completely understand.


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[Assistant] We started to move again but only a very short distance. The rain was still coming down hard.


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[Assistant] I did not know if the problem was because of the rain or if it was because people were falling asleep in their cars up ahead.


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[Assistant] I decided we needed to get out of this line and take another road. None of us were familiar with the other road


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[Assistant] Soon we were driving along a small muddy road away from the long line of the highway. We did not know where it would take us, but we felt it was worth the risk.


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[Assistant] I allowed the two sisters and the two army men to come along.


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[Assistant] Eventually we came upon an old stone house. Our car's engine needed water


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[Assistant] So we pulled over to see if there was a well at the house. Luckily there was. After getting the water we needed, we went into the home to see if anyone was there. It was empty.


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[Assistant] The basement, however, had a good amount of food storage.


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[Assistant] We took some cheese and bread, as well as some apples. Upstairs, we found a couple of barrels of red wine.


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[Assistant] We filled our water bottles with it and then went back out to our cars.


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[Assistant] I saw one of the army men leaving the house with a clock in his hand. I told him to put it back. He did as I said. But it was clear


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[Assistant] By the look he gave me, that I had now made an enemy.


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[Assistant] The two girls meanwhile had never left their car.


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[Assistant] They were too afraid of what we might try to do to them inside the house.


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[Assistant] We brought them some food, which they happily accepted and ate very quickly. Then, we got back on the road and continued on our journey.


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[Assistant] Laminitis is a truly devastating disease. The hoof walls start to separate. That's like you having a fingernail that's slowly being pulled off and, and that's excruciatingly painful and there's no way for the horse to get away from it, uhm, because they have to stand on their feet.


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[Assistant] Mrs. Corny bent over the bed and the dying woman opened her eyes. Come closer, she murmured. Let me whisper in your ear. She held onto Mrs. Corny's arm and pulled her down towards her. In this same room, I once helped a pretty young woman who came in with cut and bleeding feet, who gave birth to a boy and then died.


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[Assistant] I robbed her. She was hardly dead before I stole it. Stole what? It. The only thing she had. It was gold. It could have saved her life.


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[Assistant] She told me to look after it when she died. The old woman's mind was getting confused. She trusted me poor girl, and I stole it.


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[Assistant] Bo knows football. Bo knows basketball, too.


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[Assistant] Everyone here at Nike just assumed, hey, he would be out for a couple of weeks and then boom, he'd be right back in it. And so we built commercials that were geared


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[Assistant] Trumpism of the healthcare reform, the Trumpiest parts of it were transparency and pricing, competition across state lines, and even on the edges, you know, repealing the McCarran-Ferguson Act. Where is that in this plan?


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[Assistant] This is the first time he has publicly read these words.


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[Assistant] There was one person in Barry Sanders life who did not think he was the best running back of all time.


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[Assistant] It's a statement William Sanders repeatedly told his children.


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[Assistant] He was a hardworking man who could publicly be Barry Sanders' biggest critic and privately his biggest supporter.


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[Assistant] Life for the Sanders family was in Wichita, Kansas.


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[Assistant] In a small home that Barry shared with his ten brothers and sisters.


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[Assistant] At Wichita North High, the varsity coach, Bob Schepler, thought Barry was not tough enough to play running back. So he played Barry at cornerback.


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[Assistant] Barry got a new coach and a new position.


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[Assistant] Just a few months after worrying he would never get a recruitment letter Barry Sanders had two offers


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[Assistant] William Sanders wanted his son to go to Tulsa and play right away.


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[Assistant] Barry chose Oklahoma State against his father's wishes.


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[Assistant] William was also a huge fan of the University of Oklahoma, a conference rival of Oklahoma State.


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[Assistant] In his first two seasons at Oklahoma State, Barry did not start, but excelled on special teams.


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[Assistant] In 1987, he led the NCAA in kick return average.


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[Assistant] But his team was scheduled to play in Tokyo on the day of the announcement.


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[Assistant] Barry's Heisman Trophy still sits in William and Shirley's house, behind his father's souvenir Oklahoma helmet.


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[Assistant] Barry Sanders' newfound status as an NFL star, conflicted with his small town persona.


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[Assistant] Some saw Emmett Smith as Sanders equal. In 1991, the two met in the NFC divisional playoff.


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[Assistant] The touchdown sealed Detroit's first postseason victory since 1957.


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[Assistant] It was the first and last playoff win of Barry Sanders career.


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[Assistant] Following their victory over the Cowboys in the 1991 Playoffs, Barry Sanders and the Lions were on the brink of Detroit's first ever Super Bowl appearance.


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[Assistant] After a 5-11 record the following season, the front office was forced to act.


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[Assistant] Sanders entered the final game of the regular season, needing 131 yards to reach the milestone. At halftime, he had 111 yards to go.


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[Assistant] The 53 yard run assured Detroit a playoff berth as Sanders became only the third running back to break the 2000 yard barrier.


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[Assistant] One year after eclipsing the 2,000-yard mark.


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[Assistant] Barry Sanders entered week 17, knowing that it might be the final game of his career.


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[Assistant] Barry Sanders earned more praise from his father for walking away from the game than he ever did by running with the football.


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[Assistant] Coming up, years after Sanders iconic image was erased, time heals all wounds.


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[Assistant] Detroit once again celebrates its adopted son. The young, humble boy from Wichita, one of eleven children, now has four sons of his own.


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[Assistant] Great job. And like his father Barry once did, BJ Sanders was forced away his football future with family in mind.


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[Assistant] Uh, the cats and the cradle and the silver spoon. The silver fork and the silver plate. The golden table and the golden bed. The golden toilet seat, yeaah. Daddy's got a golden toilet seat.


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[Assistant] Half to three quarters of the way up this grassy, uh, expanse and, and you, you look like, how could this happen?


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[Assistant] Bo had a press conference before the game and he sat there and he said that he was going to take up a hobby, football was going to be a hobby.


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[Assistant] I do remember Willie Wilson walking around with a bat stuck between his legs. The symbolism somewhat obvious in terms of what Bo was doing to the team and basically what the front office was letting Bo do to the team.