1:07:06
[Tires Screech]
1:07:16
- [Typing]
- I suppose there's no doubt
about it being murder?
1:07:19
No, not the slightest.
1:07:22
- Anyone in England to whom we can send a cable?
- Not that I know of, sir.
1:07:25
Uh, we could, of course,
put a notice in the Times.
1:07:28
Yes. That's the least we can do.
1:07:31
Was there a woman in the case,
do you think?
1:07:35
- Politics?
- No.
1:07:38
A thief, then.
1:07:43
All right, that's your affair.
I won't meddle.
1:07:46
It seems a bit sad, though,
a chap's life ending like that.
1:07:50
You'll see to it, won't you,
that he's put under with full military honors?
1:07:53
- Of course, sir.
- That will be all, sir?
1:07:55
Yes, that's all.
1:08:00
Good-bye, Colonel.
1:08:05
I suppose this business of Bradshaw's article
is all over Jamestown.
1:08:09
- That and Carson's death.
- Yes, sir.
1:08:13
- What's your opinion, Denis?
- About what, sir?
1:08:15
Having the wrong
sort of grandmother.
1:08:18
Well, um, it's difficult to
pick one's ancestors, sir.
1:08:22
Yes. It is, isn't it?
1:08:25
Send a girl in, will you?
I want to dictate a note to Whitehall.
1:08:29
Right, sir.
1:08:32
[Typing]
1:08:35
The governor has some dictation.
Would you go in to him?
1:08:41
I finished the letter to London.
Is it all right?
1:08:45
[Door Closes]
1:08:47
I've never known
anyone like you.
1:08:49
I never suspected
there could be anything like this.
1:08:54
You're not wearing it.
1:08:56
Well, should I?
Here, in the office?
1:08:58
Wear it.