:07:10
Head on backwards, what
a bunch of rubbish.
:07:33
I say, Brunton,
:07:34
does the wind always
carry on like this here?
:07:36
Frequently sir.
:07:37
It's a great pity.
:07:39
It makes the
gentlemen restless
:07:41
more than usual I mean.
:07:46
Well, our patients
are all tucked up
:07:48
for the night
now, hey Brunton?
:07:50
Are they?
:07:51
Of course, of course.
:07:53
Aren't they?
:07:54
Captain Vickery isn't
in his room, sir,
:07:57
and it looked like
Major Langford
:07:59
I saw going
toward the pool.
:08:01
And I can't account for
Lieutenant Clavering.
:08:04
Really?
:08:05
That's very odd.
:08:07
Very odd, sir.
:08:09
Anything else, sir.
:08:10
No, thank you.
:08:12
Oh, yes, yes.
:08:13
You might tell Dr. Sexton
:08:15
that I'd like to see him
for a minute, will you?
:08:16
Very good, sir.
:08:23
Good night, sir.
:08:24
Good night, Brunton.
:08:39
Get him up and let's get
him in this chair here.
:08:44
Sorry.
:08:45
I'm awfully sorry.
:08:47
Get my bag, Brunton.
:08:49
Yes sir.
:08:50
Let's have a look.
:08:52
Yes, near thing just
missed an artery.
:08:55
Looks like a knife wound.
:08:56
Here you are, sir.
:08:58
It's like a nightmare.