Pursuit to Algiers
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:33:03
I think, Watson,
:33:05
we'd better get
back to your nephew.

:33:12
This way, it's quicker.
:33:18
Who's there?
:33:19
It's I, Holmes.
:33:34
Nikolas, I want you to
move in with Dr. Watson

:33:37
until we reach our
destination, understand?

:33:39
Certainly Mr. Holmes.
:33:41
I should think
you'd want to keep
him under your eye?

:33:43
I would if it
weren't for that

:33:46
I think Nikolas will be
safer in an inside cabin.

:33:49
A porthole looking onto
the promenade deck

:33:52
is apt to offer
too many temptations

:33:54
to the three gentlemen in
the cabin opposite ours,

:33:56
or anyone else who
might be interested.

:33:59
(Knock on door)
:34:01
Yes?
:34:02
Is there
anything you require

:34:03
before retiring, sir?
:34:05
Nothing, thank you,
Sanford, good night.

:34:06
Good night, sir.
:34:08
Holmes, I... I don't
trust that fellow.

:34:27
Yes?
:34:29
Oh, good morning, Sanford.
:34:30
Good morning, sir.
:34:32
Put that down over
there, will you.

:34:33
Breakfast will be
served in half an hour.

:34:43
Coffee.
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I don't see how you
can drink the stuff.

:34:46
I never could
stand it myself.

:34:48
Everyone in my
country drinks coffee.

:34:49
My dear Nikolas,
:34:51
apparently
you don't realize

:34:52
that it's tea that has
made the British Empire

:34:54
and Watson what
they are today.

:34:56
Well, we're both in
pretty good shape,

:34:57
aren't we?
:34:59
I thought it was the
playing fields of Eaton


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