Murder at the Gallop
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1:14:00
Why didn't you ring, Miss Marple?
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The law may have a long arm,
Inspector,

1:14:06
unfortunately, I haven't.
1:14:09
Now if you'll forgive me,
I must catch up on a little sleep.

1:14:23
Come in.
1:14:28
You asked to see me
before I left, Mr Enderby.

1:14:31
Oh yes, indeed, Miss Marple.
1:14:34
- Yes, yes, indeed.
- May I help you with that?

1:14:37
- That is good of you.
- Not at all.

1:14:41
- May I?
- Oh, please do.

1:14:47
Is this wise, Mr Enderby?
1:14:49
Oh, yes. It's the hunt today.
1:14:51
It's the Fidget Hunt.
1:14:54
Mr Enderby, you did want to see me?
1:14:56
- Yes, that's true, Miss Marple.
- Well?

1:15:01
Do you know
that every chair in this room

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is stuffed with the hair
of the horses that I've loved

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and I think have loved me.
1:15:11
Really?
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I've never got on so well
with human beings.

1:15:16
They're fine when they're up, but
when they're down, only two legs...

1:15:20
- I think I follow you, Mr Enderby.
- I knew you would.

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We're alike.
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Well, I mean,
you're a lady in retirement...

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...a single lady, living alone...
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Well, I think you know
what I'm trying to say.

1:15:36
Are you by any chance
proposing to me, Mr Enderby?

1:15:40
That's right. I propose you should
keep your saddle here permanently.

1:15:46
- Oh, I'm afraid...
- It would be a working arrangement.

1:15:51
You run the hotel
and I'll run the stable.

1:15:55
Well...
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...you run the stable
and I'll run the hotel.


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