:42:01
- What about what?
- Yourself.
:42:03
- lt seems there's only one way out.
- What's that?
:42:10
Supposing l left you alone
with this revolver?
:42:15
Tomorrow's newspapers would announce
that the Portland Place murderer..
:42:18
- had taken his own life.
- l thought you were coming directly.
:42:21
We've all been waiting.
:42:23
- Will Mr. Hammond be staying?
- l don't think so, dear.
:42:27
Well, what do you think,
Mr. Hannay?
:42:39
l'm afraid
you leave me no alternative.
:42:48
l cannot find my hymn book.
:42:51
- Where did you leave it?
- ln the breast pocket of my overcoat.
:42:54
lt was hanging here.
:42:57
l'm afraid l gave it to that gentleman
who was staying here that night.
:43:09
Cigarette cases, yes, but l've never
seen it happen to a hymn book before.
:43:12
And this bullet stuck
among the hymns, eh?
:43:15
l'm not surprised. Some of those hymns
are terrible hard to get through.
:43:19
l've stuck in them myself
before now.
:43:21
l'm not complaining, Sheriff.
''Hymns that have helped me.''
:43:24
That's a good one!
That's fine.
:43:27
And to think l was drinking his
champagne only half an hour before.
:43:31
lt's a lesson to us all: not to mix
with doubtful company on the Sabbath.
:43:35
And how did you escape?
:43:37
lf you look through the window,
you'll see.
:43:39
They put the body
in the dressing room.
:43:42
When l came to, l borrowed this suit
and pinched his car.
:43:48
l don't want to hurry you,
but shouldn't we take steps?
:43:51
This is serious. Otherwise, l wouldn't
put myself in your hands..
:43:54
- with a murder charge hanging over me.
- Never heed the murder.
:43:58
You'll be able to convince
Scotland Yard of your innocence..