Pursuit to Algiers
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:20:01
Holmes!
:20:03
But the wireless said
your plane crashed!

:20:05
No survivors!
:20:06
It was shot down, Watson.
:20:07
I don't understand.
:20:08
I'm terribly
sorry, old fellow.

:20:10
I meant you to
know the truth

:20:11
at the earliest
possible moment,

:20:14
but as you know,
:20:16
I have a dislike of plans
made by other people.

:20:19
They have a habit of
becoming too widely known,

:20:21
and that
convenient accident
of the original plane

:20:23
merely confirmed
my suspicion.

:20:25
You mean you intended to
take the boat all along?

:20:26
Certainly,
:20:28
I made the arrangements
with the Prime Minister

:20:30
while you were at
Baker Street packing.

:20:31
Well, why didn't
you tell me?

:20:33
Why let me make
a fool of myself?

:20:35
You didn't make
a fool of yourself.

:20:36
No one could
possibly have known

:20:38
from your manner
in coming aboard

:20:40
that our young
friend here and I

:20:41
were lying hidden below
until the ship sailed.

:20:43
Your Majesty!
:20:45
You mean, your nephew,
Nikolas Watson.

:20:49
What?
:20:51
Oh, yes, yes, of course,
yes, yes, of course.

:20:53
That's my
nephew, Nikolas.

:20:56
As I suspected,
old fellow,

:20:58
our enemies acted
promptly and ruthlessly

:21:00
and it's only a
matter of time

:21:02
until they find the
wreckage of the plane

:21:04
and discover that
we're not on it.

:21:05
Well, let me explain
something, Holmes.

:21:07
There's a woman on board
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who carries a
revolver in her handbag.

:21:11
She calls herself Dunham,
Miss Agatha Dunham.

:21:14
If she's a she.
:21:15
From the looks of it,
:21:17
I wouldn't be surprised
if it's a man dressed up.

:21:18
Oh, it's not very
uncommon for a woman

:21:20
traveling alone to
carry a revolver.

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Yes, but there's
another thing, Holmes.

:21:23
I just heard a very
suspicious conversation

:21:24
between two men in
the smoking room.

:21:25
Something about
a fanatical faction

:21:27
and a body of a king.
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Oh, hmm.
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I had hoped my strategy
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might give us breathing
space for a day or two.

:21:37
What do you
propose to do, Holmes?

:21:39
I... I've made
arrangements to hand

:21:43
Nikolas over to his
friends in Algiers,

:21:44
the ships first stop.
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They have the
means to ensure

:21:47
the completion of his
journey and safety.

:21:49
After which you
and Dr. Watson

:21:51
will be able to
continue with your
interrupted holiday.

:21:53
After which we shall both
need some relaxation.

:21:55
From the look of
it, old fellow,

:21:56
you've already started.
:21:57
What do you mean, Holmes?
:21:59
Along the lines of
relaxation, I mean.


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