:46:04
One, two.
:46:08
I say, doctor, you
moved, didn't you?
:46:10
Did I?
:46:11
I don't think so.
:46:12
Yes, I'm afraid you did.
:46:13
Oh, where was I on
king bishop three?
:46:15
That's right.
:46:16
Oh yes, of course.
:46:18
So sorry.
:46:19
Three, four, five.
:46:24
Captain it looks
bad for you.
:46:25
All right but
where shall I go?
:46:29
Where shall he go?
:46:32
Deep down below.
:46:34
Mrs. Howells what's
underneath this floor?
:46:36
Well it's only an
old cellar, sir.
:46:40
The entrance goes down
behind that stair
:46:43
but it's been locked
up for centuries.
:46:45
One of the old Musgraves
:46:47
murdered his own
brother down there.
:46:50
Shhh listen.
:46:53
Hello what's that?
:46:56
It's Brunton.
:46:58
Alf, Alf?
:47:00
He's in that passageway
over the fireplace.
:47:02
Are you there, Brunton?
:47:04
Get me out.
:47:05
It's me, Lestrade.
:47:08
I'm lost.
:47:09
I'm all turned around.
:47:12
You have been for years.
:47:13
Get him out there,
will you Mrs. Howells
:47:15
and give him a
saucer of milk.
:47:16
Come here Jenny.
:47:17
Stand on this
square for me
:47:19
and stamp on it,
keep stamping.
:47:21
Clavering, get your
sound detector.
:47:22
Gentlemen, deep
down below.
:47:44
Look there's not
been a soul here
:47:46
in a couple of
hundred years.
:47:48
Someone's been here
:47:49
and in the last
twenty-four hours.
:47:51
Yeah, it's clean
as a new pin.
:47:52
Precisely.
:47:54
Dust of two hundred
years is on the walls.
:47:56
The floor's
been swept clean
:47:58
obviously in an attempt
to remove footprints.