:56:00
What has Monsieur Krug to do with it?
:56:02
Remember my description
of the man in the mill?
:56:04
You mean the sweater. Of course.
:56:06
That's impossible.
We've known Monsieur Krug...
:56:08
Krug brought Van Meer here last night.
He's in England. They're hiding him.
:56:12
- You're positive?
- Of course.
:56:13
I was as close to Krug as I am to you now.
:56:15
It'd be terrible if we made a mistake.
But we can't allow him to...
:56:18
Leave it to me.
:56:26
I don't want to be inhospitable,
but leave my house.
:56:29
Mr. Haverstock will suggest
that I turn you over to the police.
:56:32
Mr. Haverstock seems to be
something of a troublemaker.
:56:36
You said he'd been taken care of
by our agents in Amsterdam.
:56:39
I thought so, too. I don't understand it.
:56:42
Unless, perhaps,
Miss Fisher's being with him...
:56:45
may have caused complications.
:56:47
It would've been ideal
if she'd been in our confidences.
:56:49
- Please leave my daughter out of it.
- I beg your pardon.
:56:52
Most unfortunate, his coming here.
:56:54
I've never had to cope with this
sort of thing before, thanks to you, Krug.
:56:58
Someone has to take care
of the sordid details.
:57:00
This is close to home.
In fact, it is my home.
:57:02
After all, I'm only a politician. In a sense.
:57:06
And politicians aren't usually
called upon to...
:57:10
do away with their guests, are they?
:57:13
Quiet, boy.
:57:14
Not in the house. No, sir.
:57:16
But I have an idea.
:57:24
- Do you remember Rowley?
- Rowley?
:57:27
Yes. The little man that used to work
at your father's stables in Austria.
:57:31
I seem to recall he was present
when a mutual friend of ours...
:57:35
accidentally fell off
the high bridge at Bern.
:57:38
He's retired now.
:57:39
Lives somewhere in Clapham,
here in London.
:57:42
If Mr. Haverstock could be induced...
:57:44
to hire him in the capacity
of a private detective.
:57:47
What for?
:57:49
You should warn him
that it's very dangerous for him...
:57:52
to go about London
with the knowledge that he has.
:57:56
Yes, I see.
:57:59
You use the English language
with great delicacy.