:24:00
I'm a collector
of teapots.
:24:05
Teapots!
:24:06
Doctor Watson does this
look like a diamond?
:24:09
Not very much
:24:10
now that you mention it.
:24:12
What's that all
about a confession?
:24:13
When I came in
here before
:24:14
they said that
they took it.
:24:15
Well you'll please oblige
:24:17
to stop meddling in
police business.
:24:19
His time wasn't entirely
wasted Lestrade,
:24:20
at least you've
recovered the teapot.
:24:22
Thank you Holmes.
:24:23
Teapot.
:24:25
Fellow tries his best
and what's he get?
:24:27
Humiliation and abuse
:24:29
from Lestrade
of all people.
:24:30
I have a good mind to
chuck off the whole case.
:24:32
Might be a good idea
:24:34
to let the police
do their own work.
:24:35
You mind your
own business.
:24:39
Oh there you are Watson,
:24:40
how about a spot
in my compartment?
:24:41
Thanks old man.
:24:43
Serve them right if
I got a bit tiddly.
:24:55
I suppose you realize
:24:56
you'll be turned
over to the police
:24:57
as soon as we
reach Edinburgh.
:25:00
Doctor Watson, teapots!
:25:03
I beg your pardon
Professor Kilbane;
:25:05
you're in the next
compartment aren't you?
:25:06
I am.
:25:07
I'm afraid we'll have to
ask you a few questions.
:25:09
Now don't tell me that
you're going to start.
:25:13
Do you mind?
:25:14
Why of course mind.
:25:15
Come on, in you go.
:25:24
A brilliant mind
in times when...
:25:27
When your scientist mind
has shown him the way?
:25:30
Exactly.
:25:31
You take the death
:25:32
of young Carstairs,
for instance.
:25:34
I knew from the
first it was poison.
:25:36
The scientific
approach of course.
:25:38
The murderer used
a hypodermic.
:25:40
Some rare poison from,
:25:42
from South
America probably.
:25:44
Or India.
:25:45
Yes or India.
:25:46
I've been to India.
:25:48
So have you.
:25:49
Yes sir.
:25:51
Yes of course.
:25:58
You've been to India.
:25:59
I don't like your attitude
Professor Kilbane,