:43:06
You have driven Sir
Evan down here before
:43:07
of course, Ms. Grandis.
:43:09
Quite often.
:43:10
He comes down
whenever he can.
:43:11
He's a local Air raid
Warden, you know.
:43:13
Managed to get away
:43:14
from the excitement
occasionally, huh?
:43:15
Yes.
:43:16
It's so very quiet here.
:43:18
Quiet and remote,
:43:20
away from everyone.
:43:31
Yes?
:43:32
Oh, Ms. Jill.
:43:33
It's all right, Smithson.
Where is Sir Evan?
:43:35
On his rounds, Miss.
:43:36
Which way?
:43:37
Down that lane
of trees, sir.
:43:38
I'll go.
:43:39
You stay here.
You too Watson.
:43:52
Hello there, Barham.
:44:00
Holmes, what on earth
are you doing out here?
:44:03
I've been worried
about you.
:44:05
Yes?
:44:06
That fellow Meade appears
to be in the neighborhood.
:44:08
Do you mind if I
go along with you?
:44:09
I'd feel better about it.
:44:11
Not at all, I'd
appreciate the company.
:44:13
You know, it gets
quite lonesome,
:44:14
especially on a
night like this.
:44:17
By the way,
:44:18
do you feel you're
getting any nearer
:44:20
a solution of this
terrible business?
:44:22
Yes, yes, the
end is in sight.
:44:23
Really?
:44:25
Well, would you
mind telling me?
:44:26
(Sirens)
:44:27
Listen, air raid sirens.
:44:30
Yeah.
:44:31
Coming our way.
:44:33
Yes.
:44:34
But I don't seem
to hear any planes.
:44:36
Wait a minute, I can.
:44:41
Look, there's one, she's
coming right over.