:35:00
I was afraid we
couldn't find him here.
:35:02
Well boy oh boy, I
could do with a drink.
:35:05
For your information
so could I.
:35:07
Gentlemen.
:35:08
Well hello, doctor.
:35:10
Not looking for us
are you, are you?
:35:11
As a matter of fact
we're looking for...
:35:13
Brunton.
:35:15
You haven't seen
him, have you?
:35:16
Have we Clavering,
have we?
:35:18
Why should we?
:35:20
Morning, Gracie.
:35:21
Morning, doctor.
:35:22
What do you have?
:35:24
A bottle of Bass
and what's yours?
:35:25
A pint of bitter, please.
:35:26
And a pint of bitter.
:35:28
I'm a devil.
:35:29
I'm a devil.
:35:30
Oh really?
:35:32
Hello.
:35:33
A tame raven.
:35:34
You're a devil are you,
:35:35
a kettle are you?
:35:37
I'm a devil.
:35:37
I'm a devil.
:35:39
Birds of prey,
aren't they.
:35:41
Yes, in a way,
scavengers rather.
:35:43
They can smell a carcass
a half a mile off.
:35:44
Yeah, that they
can and all.
:35:46
You should see
Charlie here
:35:48
when there's a tasty bit
outside in the street.
:35:50
Shall we go sit down?
:36:13
Gracie, have you
seen Dr. Watson?
:36:14
He's over there Lass.
:36:16
Thank you.
:36:19
May I speak to you a
moment, Mr. Holmes?
:36:20
What's wrong, Sally.
:36:21
We can't find my
brother, Phillip.
:36:23
Did you look in his room?
:36:24
That's the trouble, we
had to force the door.
:36:25
It was locked
on the inside.
:36:26
Really?
:36:27
Oh you must
come, Mr. Holmes.
:36:29
Certainly, Sally, at once.
:36:35
Do be quick something
ghastly has happened.
:36:37
I know it.
:36:38
And that dreadful bird,
:36:39
please haul it away.
:36:41
Watson, take it away.
:36:43
Away where to?
:36:44
Anywhere.
:36:45
Into the parlor.
:36:46
Just take it away.
:36:56
Phillip Musgrave.