:20:00
I think you
better go, Jerrold.
:20:01
Come with me.
:20:02
No.
:20:04
Very well if that's
how you want it.
:20:06
Good day, gentlemen.
:20:09
Am I being very
foolish, Mr. Holmes?
:20:12
I don't think so.
:20:13
May I keep that note?
:20:14
Yes, of course.
:20:18
It struck me that
:20:20
Mr. Hunter behaved
rather curiously.
:20:21
Yes.
:20:23
He's my fiance.
:20:24
I understand that.
:20:25
You have no idea
what kind of bird
:20:27
this is supposed
to be, have you?
:20:28
I don't know
anything about birds.
:20:30
I noticed that it
isn't just a bird.
:20:32
It's a definite
kind of bird.
:20:34
I think it belongs to the
Procellariiformes family.
:20:37
We should
go to the Kensington
Museum and look him up
:20:40
and I'd like you to come
with me, Miss Brandon.
:20:42
Oh yes, yes of course,
anything you say.
:20:45
Come in, Billy.
:20:49
Yes, Mr. Holmes?
:20:50
Now Billy, I'd
be obliged if you'd
:20:52
take this young lady
down to Mrs. Hudson
:20:53
and give her a cup of tea.
:20:55
Yes, Mr. Holmes.
:20:56
Then Billy I want
you to get me a cab.
:20:57
I know sir.
:20:58
Not the first,
not the second cab in
the line but the third.
:21:00
I don't think
that precaution would
be necessary in this case
:21:01
but use your own judgment.
:21:03
Yes sir.
:21:04
And by the way Billy.
:21:05
Yes, sir?
:21:07
When you found that cab,
:21:08
you might remove the dust
:21:10
that you kicked under
the rug on the landing.
:21:15
Billy's studying to
take over my duties when
I retire, Miss Brandon.
:21:19
I'll join you below
in just a few minutes.
:21:21
I don't know how to
thank you, Mr. Holmes.
:21:22
Please don't try.
:21:30
Holmes, you can't get
involved in this case.
:21:33
Your duty is to guard
the Star of Delhi.
:21:35
Now what?
:21:36
Oh, bother the
star of Delhi.
:21:38
What?
:21:39
Here's a case
where a man's life
may be involved
:21:40
and there's
something grotesque
:21:42
about this business.
:21:43
The young Hunter knows
a great deal more
:21:44
than he proposes to tell.
:21:45
Find out what you can
about him, will you Watson
:21:47
and report to
me at the museum.
:21:48
It's time for lunch.
:21:49
Lunch, one can
have lunch anytime.
:21:50
Oh go on, Watson,
please hurry up.