:40:00
you are at perfect liberty
:40:01
to search my compartment
or to search me.
:40:03
And if you find
the diamond I...
:40:04
No that won't
be necessary.
:40:05
The Star of Rhodesia
has not been stolen.
:40:08
What's that Mr. Holmes?
:40:10
An imitation was stolen
:40:11
I have the real one.
:40:12
You've got it?
:40:13
My dear Lestrade,
:40:15
surely you didn't think
:40:16
I would allow
Lady Margaret
:40:17
to retain the
genuine diamond.
:40:18
When I felt
reasonably certain
:40:19
that an attempt would
be made to steal it
:40:21
I have had it in
my possession
:40:23
almost from the moment
I boarded the train.
:40:24
Confound it, Mr. Holmes,
:40:25
you had no
right to do that.
:40:27
This is a police matter
:40:28
come on let me have it.
:40:29
My job was to see that
it wasn't stolen,
:40:31
it wasn't.
:40:32
Look I don't know what
this is all about
:40:33
but I do know that
:40:34
I never seen
this gentleman
:40:35
before in my life.
:40:37
I shall have to ask you
:40:38
to remain in
your compartment
:40:39
until we reach Edinburgh.
:40:40
Inspector Lestrade?
:40:41
Huh?
:40:42
Telegram for you sir.
:40:43
Thank you.
:40:46
Sorry old man,
:40:47
I'm afraid my friend
owes you an apology.
:40:49
Oh that's all
right Watson.
:40:50
In a case like this
:40:51
naturally everyone
is suspected.
:40:52
Oh we all make mistakes,
:40:53
even Holmes is
not infallible
:40:55
and after all
:40:56
the killer is still
at large you know?
:40:57
Yes he is isn't he?
:41:00
Well good night.
:41:01
Good night, oh
boy, don't worry.
:41:05
I think I'll have
another little chat
:41:06
with that
professor fellow.
:41:08
Something
important Lestrade?
:41:09
You have your secrets,
Mr. Holmes, I have mine.
:41:13
This is Inspector
Lestrade.
:41:18
Look here,
:41:19
is this racket going
to continue all night?
:41:20
Professor Kilbane
:41:21
you told me you
were on the staff
:41:23
of the University
of Edinburgh.
:41:24
I said nothing
of the kind.
:41:25
You most certainly
did, I heard you.
:41:26
Mr. Holmes here heard you.
:41:28
I merely said
:41:29
that I was a professor
of mathematics
:41:31
and that I was returning
to my home in Edinburgh.
:41:34
Well it might
be necessary
:41:35
to talk to
you again, later.
:41:38
You come pounding
on this door again
:41:39
and I'll have
the law on you.
:41:41
I am the law.
:41:43
Then stop barging in
and out of my room
:41:45
like a chambermaid.
:41:51
Where is everybody?