:12:00
on Saturday
of Lady Conynghams.
:12:02
I beg you to see me.
:12:03
I'm in desperate
need of advice.
:12:05
Sincerely yours,
Ann Brandon.
:12:08
What you make
of it, Watson?
:12:10
Somebody's
pulling your leg.
:12:11
No, no, no.
:12:13
I checked on
the young lady.
:12:14
She lives in town
with her brother.
:12:15
She's very rich,
mining fortune.
:12:17
Her father died
somewhat mysteriously
:12:18
about ten years ago.
:12:20
As for
Miss Brandon's dilemma,
:12:22
Lady Conyngham is
imminently respectable
:12:23
but she gives
the kind of parties
:12:25
that one comes away
from with a feeling
:12:26
that one hasn't
been anywhere.
:12:28
Oh, how can
you trifle with such
inconsequentiality
:12:30
when Moriarty's
lose on London?
:12:33
My dear Watson,
you astound me.
:12:35
It's the very
inconsequentiality
:12:36
of Miss Brandons message
that engages my interest.
:12:39
And Moriarty, what of him?
:12:41
I've taken the most
efficient steps
:12:43
of keeping in touch
with Moriarty.
:12:44
You're having
him followed.
:12:46
Oh don't be so
crude, Watson.
:12:47
Well what are you doing?
:12:49
Nothing.
:12:51
Nothing?
:12:52
My dear Watson you
needn't check me back
:12:54
as if I didn't
have a voice
:12:56
I said nothing.
:12:57
That's the best thing
:12:59
I can possibly
do at the moment.
:13:00
Moriarty is as curious
about my movement
:13:03
as I am about his
:13:05
so I sit here and wait
for him to come to me
:13:08
And he'll come,
:13:10
never doubt it.
:13:13
Ba, ba, ba, ba, ba.
:13:14
So, you fiddle
while Rome burns.
:13:16
A daring
metaphor Watson.
:13:18
And what are you doing
with that inferno fiddle,
:13:20
with those flies.
:13:22
I was observing
the reaction
:13:23
on the common housefly
:13:25
of the chromatic scale.
:13:27
A brilliant experiment.
:13:29
Yes it will be,
:13:31
if I can find a note
that annoys the housefly
:13:32
then might need only
play that one note
:13:35
and all the
houseflies disappear.
:13:37
Amazing.
:13:39
No, no, no.
:13:40
Elementary,
my dear Watson,
:13:41
purely elementary.
:13:43
I expect that will
be the young lady.
:13:45
On the contrary,
:13:46
I suggest an
elderly gentlemen
:13:48
perhaps a touch of
gout in his right leg.
:13:55
Sir Ronald, I'm
delighted to see you.
:13:56
How do you do, Holmes?
:13:58
Let me take your
hat and stick.
:13:59
Oh thank you.