: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.
:22:02
You're certain there
was no one unearthed
:22:04
a grievance against your
father or your family.
:22:05
No, I told you.
:22:07
My brother and I
live very quietly.
:22:08
My father, well I admit
he was a hard man
:22:11
but men who got into
new worids have to be
:22:14
but he was
honorable and fine.
:22:15
And Mr. Hunter?
:22:17
We've known each other
:22:19
ever since we
were children.
:22:20
My brother and I
:22:21
have always trusted
him completely.
:22:23
Tell me,
:22:24
have you ever through
your family or Mr. Hunter
:22:26
heard the name of
a man called Moriarty.
:22:29
Moriarty?
:22:30
No.
:22:32
You're quite sure?
:22:33
Quite.
:22:34
Why do you ask?
:22:36
Somehow,
I have the feeling
:22:37
of renewing an
old acquaintance.
:22:39
Here we are.
:22:41
Procellariiformes,
west wing, section 4-A.