:56:02
Marnie. Yeah, that suits you.
:56:07
Alright, Marnie,
this is how it's gonna be.
:56:10
I'm driving you back to Philadelphia.
:56:13
Tonight we'll go to the house.
Tomorrow you'll go to Rutland's.
:56:16
You' ll see that Susan's key finds
its way back into her purse.
:56:19
How can I go back to Rutland's?
:56:21
You' re covered. I replaced the money.
:56:25
When I called yesterday
and found you'd pulled out,
:56:28
I knew instantly what had happened.
:56:30
So I went to Rutland's
and checked Ward's safe.
:56:33
Figured the loss and replaced it.
Then I set out to find you.
:56:38
Remember at the races
when you were hot about Telepathy?
:56:43
You'd said you'd watched him
training as a two-year-old.
:56:46
That's all I had to go on,
so I looked him up,
:56:49
and found he'd been bred by
a Colonel Marston of Virginia.
:56:52
I phoned Marston and asked him
if anyone there had horses for hire.
:56:58
He gave me the names of three.
:57:00
Yesterday I drove up to the plains,
checked out the stables. No luck.
:57:04
But at the last place, the man said
why didn't I try Garrod's
:57:07
over by Middleburg?
:57:11
(Waitress) You folks be sure
and come back now.
:57:15
Why are you taking me
back to Wykwyn?
:57:18
Because I don't trust you
not to run away.
:57:20
How can I run away?
:57:22
You have the receipt,
the post office key,
:57:25
- my name.
- Margaret Edgar.
:57:28
You sure that's
all the name you have?
:57:30
You sure you haven't misplaced an old
husband or two in your travels?
:57:33
I told you I 've never been married.
:57:36
- Near misses?
- No!
:57:38
And no lovers, no steadies, no beaus,
:57:40
no gentlemen callers, nothing!
:57:43
OK. Eat up.
:57:48
- Mark, I'd like to go freshen up.
- Uh-uh.
:57:51
You're fresh enough. Come on.