1:43:01
apparently fished out
of the Thames...
1:43:03
and apparently suffering
from amnesia...
1:43:05
is in fact
llsa von Hoffmanstal...
1:43:07
one of their most
skillful agents.
1:43:09
Am l going too fast for
the best brain in England?
1:43:16
Go on.
1:43:17
They planted her on you
quite neatly, l must admit...
1:43:20
so that you could lead them...
1:43:21
to their objective,
the air pump...
1:43:23
very much like using a hog
to find truffles.
1:43:27
And now perhaps
you'd care to join me.
1:43:29
l'm expecting a certain
royal personage from Balmoral.
1:44:09
Your Majesty.
1:44:15
l trust you had
a pleasant journey, ma'am.
1:44:17
lt was long,
and it was tedious...
1:44:20
and it had better be
worth our while, Mr. Holmes.
1:44:22
l can assure you, ma'am,
it will be.
1:44:24
Now, what is this curious ship
we are supposed to christen?
1:44:28
We call it a submersible, ma'am.
lt travels under water.
1:44:31
Under water?
What a fantastic idea!
1:44:35
Ma'am, may l present
some of the scientists...
1:44:37
responsible
for this achievement?
1:44:39
J.W. Ferguson, naval architect.
1:44:42
Your Majesty.
1:44:43
Professor Simson, our leading
expert in hydraulics.
1:44:46
Your Majesty.
1:44:47
W.W. Prescott, co-inventor
of the revolving periscope.
1:44:50
Your Majesty.
1:44:51
And this is my brother
Sherlock, ma'am.
1:44:53
Ah, yes! Sherlock Holmes.
1:44:57
We have been following
your exploits...
1:44:59
with great interest!