:35:30
- Yes, that's it.
- I beg your pardon?
:35:32
I said, "That's it." That's the Alquist house.
:35:37
It happened in the drawing room, upstairs.
That window.
:35:41
I live just across the square.
My name is Thwaites, Miss Thwaites.
:35:44
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
:35:46
Perhaps you could tell me,
has the house been occupied long?
:35:49
About four or five months now.
Come along.
:35:52
You don't happen to know
who's living in the house, do you?
:35:55
Yes. A foreign couple. Anton's the name.
Something mysterious there.
:36:00
- What do you mean, mysterious?
- Never have visitors...
:36:03
never go out anywhere.
At least, she doesn't.
:36:06
I think you're wrong.
:36:07
There aren't as many as usual here today.
Come along, pigeons.
:36:11
Come along, sparrows. What did you say?
:36:13
You seem to be wrong
about her not going out.
:36:31
How very surprising.
:36:35
It's you, ma'am.
I never knew you'd gone out.
:36:38
I went for a walk,
but it looks as if it might rain...
:36:41
- so I thought I should have my umbrella.
- Of course, ma'am.
:36:47
Suppose the master comes back
and asks where you've gone?
:36:50
- Tell him I just went for a walk.
- By yourself, ma'am?
:36:54
- Of course. Why not?
- Suppose the master asks where?