:22:01
Brunette, young,
beautiful.
:22:03
As a matter of
fact you're right,
:22:05
but how did you know?
:22:07
Brunette.
:22:09
And I pay sufficient
credit to your good taste,
:22:11
to take the
beautiful for granted.
:22:18
Now, if a girl
and boy should meet,
:22:20
would you
think it indiscrete
:22:22
if they had
a friendly chat.
:22:25
I'm sure you'd find
:22:29
there isn't any
harm in that.
:22:33
If they met
again at 4:00,
:22:35
had a cup of tea or more,
:22:37
then he said he
liked your hat,
:22:41
I'm sure you'd find
:22:45
there isn't any
harm in that.
:22:48
He holds your hand,
:22:51
he thinks you're grand,
:22:55
love takes command.
:22:58
Before he's through,
:23:01
it's I love you.
:23:05
Now, if the girl
should lose her head
:23:08
and the boy and
girl should wed,
:23:10
and they take
a furnished flat,
:23:13
so what?
:23:16
That's great,
:23:17
there isn't
any harm in that.
:23:20
Ha, ha, ha, delightful,
very delightful.
:23:23
Now, how about
that surprise
:23:25
you said you had for me?
:23:26
Oh, you'll see in time.
:23:28
But first of all you
must keep your promise.
:23:29
You said you'd
sing, "Flow Gently
Sweet Afton" for me.
:23:32
Oh, all right, if you
really want me too.
:23:34
Oh, of course I do.
:23:36
I wonder if you'd hand
me my music case, please?
:23:38
Oh, here it is.
:23:43
So sorry.
:23:45
That's all right.
:23:46
Hope I didn't hurt you.
:23:47
No, no.
:23:49
Ah, here is my surprise.
:23:53
May I introduce
my nephew,
:23:55
Mr. Nikolas Watson?
:23:56
How do you do?
:23:57
How do you do?
:23:59
And my friend,
Mr. Sherlock Holmes.