:56:01
did I, Holmes?
:56:02
I beg your pardon.
:56:04
You're not listening
very closely?
:56:05
I asked you if
I omitted anything.
:56:07
I don't think so.
:56:08
Nothing ever escapes
your eagle eye.
:56:10
Oh, really, thanks a lot.
:56:12
Oh, here's my
soup at last.
:56:14
Getting hungry.
:56:22
Cheerio.
:56:23
Hi.
:56:25
I can't believe this
is our last night.
:56:27
It's funny,
I can't, either.
:56:31
Archeologists, going
about like a couple
of conspirators.
:56:35
You notice, Watson,
that our three friends
:56:36
are conspicuous
by their absence?
:56:38
Oh, now that you
mentioned it,
:56:40
I don't see them
anywhere about.
:56:51
Hello, we stopped.
:56:53
Yes, we're off
Algiers at last.
:56:55
Thank heavens for that.
:56:56
We haven't yet delivered
His Majesty in safety.
:57:01
I'm afraid I'll have
to take Nikolas away.
:57:02
So early?
:57:03
But nobody's getting off
the board until morning.
:57:05
I'm sorry, I have a
lot of packing to do.
:57:07
Oh, I see.
:57:08
Goodnight.
:57:09
Goodnight.
:57:15
Are you having
a good time?
:57:16
Oh, yes, he's wonderful.
:57:18
Eh?
:57:19
Oh, yes, it's
been wonderful.
:57:21
Ho, has it?
:57:30
We can relax
only when Nikolas
:57:31
is safely in the
hands of his friends.
:57:33
You remember the
identification
they'll present?
:57:35
Yes, of course.
:57:36
Good, get your
hat and coat,
:57:38
I'll stay here with
Nikolas until you return.
:57:40
Yes?
:57:41
The launch is waiting
to take Dr. Watson
ashore, sir.
:57:43
Thank you, Sanford.
:57:45
Good luck, old
fellow, and hurry.
:57:47
You can rely
on me, Holmes.
:57:48
Bye, Nikolas.
:57:49
Good luck.
:57:51
How long should it
take him, Mr. Holmes?
:57:53
Oh, about half an
hour, I should think.
:57:55
No one could say it's not
been an exciting trip.
:57:58
That's to be expected.
:57:59
We would have all
have died of boredom