:46:00
You see they make the
coats out of skins.
:46:01
Oh really?
:46:02
Yes, sir,
and the only place
:46:03
you can get a
chinchilla's foot
:46:05
will be where the
chinchilla lives.
:46:06
There Billy, there's
sixpence for you.
:46:08
Blimey me a tenner.
:46:09
Oh, thank you.
:46:11
No, thank you,
Billy, thank you.
:46:14
I don't know
why you let that
:46:15
insufferable little
brat come in here.
:46:18
I was pulling
your leg, Watson,
:46:21
merely relaying
to you through Billy
:46:23
certain observations,
:46:24
which may or may not
coincide significantly
with what I found.
:46:27
You found something?
:46:29
I think so.
:46:30
I've identified the
death music, Watson,
:46:32
the melody Miss Brandon
played for us last night.
:46:35
It's an ancient
Inca funeral dirge
:46:37
still used by the Indians
:46:39
in the remote
Chilean Andes
:46:41
as a chant for the dead.
:46:42
What on earth has
that got to do
:46:44
with Professor Moriarty
:46:45
or the Star of Deli?
:46:46
I wouldn't know, Watson.
:46:48
I really wouldn't know.
:46:49
Would you mind?
:46:52
Inca funeral dirge.
:46:56
Ahh, how do
you do, doctor.
:46:58
How are you sir.
:46:59
Holmes, how lucky
to find you at home.
:47:01
Sir Ronald,
:47:02
well won't you sit down.
:47:04
Here, sir.
:47:05
Thanks.
:47:07
Oh I hope I'm not
interrupting you.
:47:08
Oh no, no, no.
:47:09
But I'm very
anxious to know
:47:11
have you had any idea,
:47:12
in the connection
with that note?
:47:14
The note?
:47:15
Oh, I'm afraid
I haven't had
:47:16
much time to
think about it
:47:18
and after all
the Star of Deli
:47:19
is not the
immediate problem.
:47:20
Oh but it is.
:47:22
You will help me
as you promised,
:47:23
won't you Holmes?
:47:24
Lmagine the scandal,
:47:25
if anything should
happen to a crown jewel.
:47:26
Yes.
:47:28
When does it arrive?
:47:29
Tomorrow night.
:47:30
I've had to arrange for
delivery at ten o'clock,
:47:32
a most inconvenient hour
for everyone of course
:47:34
but I can't leave
:47:36
the jewel out of the
vault overnight, you know.
:47:37
Once it arrives it's
technically in my custody.
:47:39
Yes.
:47:41
Yes, I understand.
:47:43
What do you want me to do?
:47:44
Could you possibly
be at the tower
:47:46
tomorrow night at ten.
:47:48
I'll take care
of everything.
:47:49
Good.
:47:50
You'll have your own
men there, of course,
:47:51
and as an
added precaution
:47:53
I'll see to it that a
few policemen are on hand.
:47:54
Excellent.
:47:55
I can't tell you,
:47:57
how grateful
I am to you, Holmes.
:47:58
Not at all, Sir Ronald.
:47:59
Well goodbye.