:24:00
Christopher, don't talk so much!
:24:02
-What's the matter with you?
-Nothing
:24:04
I wonder what he would buy with
these last three schillings
:24:06
Food, of course!
:24:07
I know that, I meant what kind
of food
:24:08
Sausages!
:24:10
The best thing would be chocolate
:24:11
It has very good staying power
:24:12
Suppose he didn't dare to go
into a shop and get food
:24:14
Then I'm afraid he would be very
hungry
:24:16
And that, of course, may force
him to come back
:24:18
Unless he faints with hunger or
dies in the fields
:24:20
With rooks pecking at his eyes
:24:26
Inspector Marsh is on the phone
for you
:24:33
Perhaps there's some news
:24:36
Yes, lnspector.
No news at all?
:24:41
Well, there must be some
sort of clue
:24:46
Yes, I see.
Oh, dear me
:24:52
All right, I'll come along
quickly
:24:56
Let me know if anything turns up
:24:59
Yes. Goodbye
:25:03
-Have they caught him yet?
-No, not yet
:25:05
That don't say much of our
police force
:25:07
They want some young blood,
don't they father?
:25:09
"""What do you mean ""young ""
""blood""?"""
:25:10
If they don't find him, you will
get the sack, father?
:25:13
I shouldn't be too depressed
:25:15
I don't think he's got much
chance, though
:25:16
The inspector tells me he only
has a couple of schillings on him
:25:18
Excuse me, I shall be here in
a minute
:25:20
All the roads are circled.
Can't last long
:25:23
It's jolly exciting, isn't it?