:52:00
I'm not going to let
you off, you know.
:52:01
Let me off what?
:52:06
This is our last
night together,
:52:09
and you've been promising
:52:10
the whole voyage
to tell me
:52:12
about one of
Sherlock Holmes'
adventures.
:52:15
Please do.
:52:17
Oh, isn't it a
little early?
:52:18
No.
:52:19
Hadn't we ought to
wait till after dinner?
:52:21
Well, why not start now?
:52:23
All right, now,
well, let's see.
:52:25
Did any of
you ever hear of
:52:28
the Giant Rat of Sumatra?
:52:30
No, but it sounds
terribly gruesome.
:52:32
It certainly was,
:52:33
it never got in the
papers at the time,
:52:35
too delicate a matter.
:52:37
I don't suppose it'll do
any harm to do it now.
:52:40
It all began one
evening in Baker Street.
:52:46
Holmes and I were
sitting in our rooms
:52:48
when suddenly the
door opened slowly,
:52:52
and in walked...
:52:54
Sit down, you're
quite safe here.
:52:57
I don't like the suspense.
:53:01
My dear Mirko,
:53:03
as I have said before,
:53:05
patience is an
admirable quality.
:53:07
You should cultivate it.
:53:11
- One of the old pea
soupers...
:53:13
they're rare these...
:53:15
now, I hope you
all understand
:53:16
the topography
of the place.
:53:18
It's important,
devilishly important.
:53:19
Now, let's see if
I can get it straight.
:53:20
Between these two
knives is the Thames.
:53:23
That's right,
it's the Thames.
:53:24
And the curette
is the warehouse.
:53:26
The warehouse,
that's right.
:53:27
This boat is the salsa.
:53:29
No, this salsa is
a boat, of course.
:53:31
No, no, no, the
salsa is the boat.
:53:34
Come on, Sheila,
where's your hat?
:53:36
Oh, I'm sorry,
:53:37
I was listening to
your uncle's story.
:53:38
Here.
:53:40
Oh, dear,
nothing happened.
:53:41
Here, take mine.
:53:43
Oh, oh, no, you don't.
:53:45
No, this time I'm not
taking any chances,
:53:47
I'm going to do
it all myself.
:53:49
Wait a minute.
:53:54
I don't think there's
a hat in that one.
:53:56
Why don't you take mine.
:53:57
I never wear paper hats.
:53:58
Oh, well, thank
you, Mr. Holmes.