:43:00
Well, I don't
think either of us
:43:01
is going to get
much sleep tonight.
:43:03
Oh, you mean that
woman's party?
:43:04
Silly creature!
:43:06
What on earth does she
want to give a party for?
:43:08
It wasn't referring
to Mrs. Dunhams'
party, Watson,
:43:11
deadly, as that
will undoubtedly be.
:43:16
No, this is the
last opportunity
:43:19
our three
friends will have
:43:21
to prevent our
successfully carrying
out our mission.
:43:25
We arrive at
Algiers late tonight.
:43:29
Good morning, my dear.
:43:31
I should say
the young lady
:43:33
isn't looking forward
to arriving in Algiers
:43:34
with any real
great pleasure.
:43:36
Do you notice, Watson,
:43:37
she hasn't let her music
case out of her sight
:43:39
since our first meeting?
:43:41
Well, now that you
mention it, yes.
:43:43
I want you to
ask her to sing,
:43:45
"Flow Gently Sweet Afton."
:43:46
And if she
makes an excuse,
:43:47
ask her if the music
is in that case,
:43:49
leave the rest to me.
:43:50
You will see an
interesting reaction.
:43:52
I'll do it right now.
:43:58
I still haven't heard
"Flow Gently Sweet Afton".
:44:01
You promised to sing
it for me, you know.
:44:03
Oh, I'm sorry,
:44:04
I'm afraid I don't
know it from memory.
:44:05
No, no, no, I won't
take no for an answer.
:44:07
You put the music for
it here in your case.
:44:09
I'm afraid I don't
feel like singing.
:44:12
I beg your pardon?
:44:13
What did I tell you.
:44:15
Interesting, isn't it?
:44:17
Interesting.
:44:18
By Jove he's right.
:44:46
Don't come any nearer.
:44:47
If you do, I'll...
:44:51
I won't come any
nearer, I promise.
:44:53
But may I talk to you?
:44:56
My dear Sheila.
:44:58
I don't know yet