:17:00
Any objections
Doctor Merrivale?
:17:02
This is a tempest
in a teapot Mr. Holmes
:17:04
but you're
welcome of course.
:17:05
Now if you'll all excuse
me I'm rather tired.
:17:10
Good night.
:17:14
What do you say Simpson?
:17:16
Glad to have you
gentlemen of course.
:17:18
Then you will
stay both of you?
:17:20
Thank you Mr. Alastair
:17:21
we should be very glad to.
:17:23
Sergeant will you
have our things
:17:24
sent up from the inn?
:17:26
Right away sir.
:17:27
This is excellent.
:17:28
I'll tell Mrs. Monteith
to get your rooms ready.
:17:29
Mr. Holmes,
:17:30
I must say I
feel a lot safer
:17:32
now that you
and Doctor Watson
:17:33
are in the house.
:17:34
Oh a delight to be of
any use, Mr. Cosgrave.
:17:36
And well if you would
care to keep me informed
:17:39
if you should
discover anything
:17:40
I would be only too
glad to help you.
:17:42
I'd do anything
:17:44
to get to the bottom
of this awful mystery.
:17:45
I'll bear that in
mind Mr. Cosgrave.
:17:47
Thank you.
:17:48
Good night.
:17:49
Good night.
:17:50
Good night.
:17:59
Well what do you
make of it Watson?
:18:02
Well my theory is
its Doctor Merrivale.
:18:05
Did you take a
look at his eyes?
:18:06
Rather frightening huh?
:18:08
Yes but that might
be accounted for
:18:10
by advanced myopia,
:18:11
complicated with
a stigmatism.
:18:13
Well who do you
think it is?
:18:15
At the moment
:18:16
I suspect no one
:18:18
and everyone.
:18:20
So it's your theory
:18:21
that Doctor Merrivale
is the murderer?
:18:22
Yes, yes Merrivale.
:18:23
Hum.
:18:24
What about...
:18:27
what about
Captain Simpson?
:18:29
Simpson?
:18:30
I see what you mean?
:18:32
Do you?
:18:33
Yes.
:18:34
There's a surly looking
chap if I ever saw one.
:18:36
He didn't much relish
:18:38
our being asked to
stay here either.
:18:40
Right you are Watson.
:18:42
Do you suspect
anyone else?
:18:43
Well of course,
there's old Alastair.
:18:46
And what might cause
you to suspect Alastair?
:18:48
He's too good to be true.