:18:00
Well let's get going.
:18:02
I'll take charge now.
:18:03
But it's quite
within my rights
:18:04
as a local justice
of the peace.
:18:06
I'll come with you.
:18:27
Wait a minute you fool.
:18:29
Don't go barging
in like that.
:18:31
Don't maul me.
:18:35
Surgical instruments.
:18:38
You know Watson, the
instruments that save life
:18:40
are hardly more
pleasant to look at
:18:42
than those that take it.
:18:43
Hmm.
:18:44
Grisly thought, Holmes.
:18:48
You rang, Dr. Watson?
:18:50
Yes, Brunton.
:18:51
I want you to
take some men
:18:53
and go down to
the lime walk.
:18:54
Me, sir, well I can't sir.
:18:56
I'm sorry but
I simply can't.
:18:57
My stomach, you know.
:18:59
I really couldn't
look at a corpse.
:19:03
Corpse?
:19:04
Well I...
:19:06
How did you know that
there was a corpse?
:19:07
Obviously he was
listening at the door.
:19:09
I'll take care of
the matter, doctor.
:19:11
I was listening too.
:19:13
Come along, Brunton.
:19:21
Remarkable woman.
:19:23
Housekeeper, I suppose.
:19:24
She's very efficient.
:19:26
Same type as
Marianne Carpenter,
:19:27
the trunk murderess.
:19:31
Extraordinary house.
:19:33
Yes, it's is indeed.
:19:35
Now Watson, if
you don't mind
:19:36
I'd like to have a word
:19:38
with your
extraordinary patients.
:19:39
Let me remind
you, Holmes,
:19:41
that my patients
are just patients.
:19:43
Quite so.
:19:45
All normal men,
:19:46
sound in mind and body
:19:48
and no sign of
psychoneurosis.
:19:50
I quite understand.
:19:51
And Holmes even
normal people
:19:52
are sometimes a little...
:19:56
Precisely.