:46:01
He's been
suspected for years
:46:03
by the police
of two continents
:46:05
as the largest
receiver of stolen
goods in the Near East.
:46:09
So circumstances
would indicate
:46:14
the jewels you found
in your music case
:46:16
are both stolen and
extremely valuable.
:46:20
And since there
have been no other
:46:21
important
robberies in London
:46:23
for some
considerable time,
:46:25
I venture to say that
you're carrying
:46:28
the Duchess
Brookdales' emeralds.
:46:30
Am I right?
:46:34
You're quite
right, Mr. Holmes.
:46:37
May I?
:46:40
I left the briefcase
in my manager's office.
:46:43
He brought it to me
just before we sailed.
:46:46
Yes,
:46:49
so Dr. Watson informed me.
:46:53
I recognized
the emeralds from the
newspaper description.
:46:55
Oh, Mr. Holmes, I've
been so frightened.
:46:58
Don't worry, my dear.
:47:04
Don't worry.
:47:06
I'll return the necklace.
:47:09
And I assure that
:47:10
the reward the
insurance company
has offered is yours
:47:13
and will more than
make up to you
:47:15
for any loss you may incur
:47:16
by the cancellation
of the Hassan contract,
:47:18
and will enable
you to go home to...
:47:20
Brooklyn.
:47:22
Brooklyn.
:47:24
Well, I knew a most
charming man who
lived there once.
:47:28
He's now a resident
in Sing-Sing prison.
:47:32
You know, I'm not
going to have to
:47:34
carry this briefcase
around with me any more.
:47:36
How can I ever thank you?
:47:37
If you really
must thank me,
:47:39
please do so by singing
:47:40
Dr. Watson's song
for him, will you?
:47:42
You're a darling.
:47:48
Extraordinary sight.
:47:49
Elementary my dear fellow,
:47:51
and very pleasant.
:47:56
Flow gently Sweet Afton,
:47:59
among thy green braes.