:10:00
have opened our home to
convalescent patients
:10:02
doesn't relieve us
of all responsibility
:10:04
for what occurs in it.
:10:06
I mean, under the
peculiar circumstances.
:10:08
Oh, come on, Bob.
:10:09
There's no need
to shield anyone.
:10:12
(Bell ringing)
:10:18
Thirteen.
:10:20
Thirteen, that's curious.
:10:23
What's got into
the old clock?
:10:25
Nothing, nothing at all.
:10:27
Oh, sir.
:10:29
Don't you remember the
last time it did that
:10:31
your father was
killed the next day?
:11:03
Mr. Holmes, sir.
:11:04
Mr. Holmes.
:11:06
Mr. Holmes.
:11:11
Oh, Mr. Holmes,
I, oh I, oh...
:11:14
A purely scientific
experiment Mrs. Hudson.
:11:16
Oh, frightening the wits
out of honest people.
:11:19
Permit me.
:11:23
Oh dear,
:11:24
so now it's bullet
holes in me plaster.
:11:27
Oh, Mr. Holmes, this
is the last straw.
:11:30
The last straw,
Mrs. Hudson,
:11:32
the one which
breaks the back
:11:33
of the case against
Jacob Dillery.
:11:35
It proves beyond
a shadow of doubt
:11:37
that even bound as
he claims he was
:11:38
he could still
have fired the shot
:11:40
in his own defense that
killed his wife's lover.
:11:42
But shooting holes in
my beautiful plaster.
:11:53
Come in, Watson.
:11:55
My dear fellow, I'm
glad to find you in.
:11:58
I didn't even knock.