:46:06
Dr. Watson...
:46:08
she's gone.
:46:10
Gone?
:46:16
Holmes! Holmes!
:46:18
She's gone!
:46:24
Well, l never.
:46:30
Mmm, l smell porridge.
:46:31
Lumpy as usual, l suppose.
:46:33
Ah, there you are, Holmes.
:46:34
We were just
wondering how, uh...
:46:36
We certainly were.
:46:38
Mrs. Hudson,
why don't you...
:46:39
go down to the kitchen,
get a towel, and wipe...
:46:42
that look of disapproval
off your face.
:46:46
Liberties in my house.
:46:49
You can't
really blame her.
:46:51
l mean, the way it looks.
:46:52
lf l didn't know you better...
:46:53
l might suspect you'd taken
advantage of the young lady.
:46:56
As a matter of fact,
l did take advantage of her.
:46:58
Would you hand me
the butter knife, please?
:47:00
Of course.
:47:03
You did what?
:47:05
Thank you.
:47:06
Holmes, this is reprehensible.
:47:08
Where are your
professional ethics?
:47:10
Have you no sense
of decency, no shame?
:47:12
None whatsoever.
lf you must know...
:47:14
l found her body
quite rewarding.
:47:18
You cad!
:47:19
Especially the palm
of her right hand.
:47:24
l'd rather not hear about it.
:47:26
Very well.
Then l won't bother...
:47:28
to tell you how
l traced her suitcase.
:47:32
That's her suitcase?
:47:33
Remember that piece
of soggy cardboard...
:47:35
with our address on it?
:47:37
lt was a luggage ticket.
:47:38
The number had
rubbed off on her hand.
:47:40
And since she must've
arrived from Brussels...
:47:42
by the boat train,
l concluded that she had...
:47:44
checked her belongings
at Victoria Station.
:47:47
By Jove, if you're right...
:47:48
we should find a clue
to her identity.
:47:50
Or at least a pink negligee
with marabou feathers.
:47:55
Voila.
:47:56
Well, let's see.
What else is in here?