1:25:02
Well, if you think so.
1:25:04
But l...
1:25:05
Oh, you poor dear.
1:25:07
You have had
the most dreadful time.
1:25:10
But don't worry.
1:25:11
Anthony will take charge.
1:25:13
Anthony always takes charge.
1:25:15
You can trust him completely.
1:25:18
Now, you're not
to worry about a thing.
1:25:20
Everything
will be all right.
1:25:22
Can I go and see Mark
now, then?
1:25:25
Oh, I wouldn't
if I were you.
1:25:26
He's sleeping.
1:25:27
Oh.
1:25:31
Are you, by any chance,
related to Lady Ferris...
1:25:33
of Pentwithwith Castle?
1:25:35
Not that I know of.
1:25:37
Such a dear person.
1:25:39
Her daughter married
a second cousin of mine.
1:25:42
Reginald Busby-Pelham.
1:25:44
Really?
1:25:46
Yes.
1:25:47
I'm so frightfully
out of touch...
1:25:49
with everyone here.
1:25:51
There isn't even
an English club.
1:25:54
Tch. Ohh.
1:25:55
(Door closes)
1:25:57
Reginald Busby-Pelham?
1:26:00
(Giggles)
1:26:02
Of Pentwithwithwith... with.
1:26:05
Oh, crikey.
1:26:14
Ah, there you are, my dear.
1:26:17
How's Mr. Camford?
1:26:18
I just looked in.
He's still sleeping.
1:26:20
Oh, dear. Poor chap.
1:26:22
Oh, what a beautiful yacht.
1:26:24
Yes, isn't it?
1:26:26
Um, shall we go in?
1:26:29
Yeah.
1:26:30
Lunch ought to be ready
by now.
1:26:31
Now, this way.
1:26:33
I'm sure it was a wise
decision to go to Athens.
1:26:36
I've arranged for a plane
to pick you up at Heraklia.
1:26:39
Mr. Camford should be safe
in the British hospital...
1:26:41
in not more than three hours.
1:26:43
Oh, that is a relief.
1:26:44
I'll wire them
to reserve a room.
1:26:46
There we are.
1:26:48
Unfortunately, you've chosen...
1:26:49
the worst day
of the whole year...
1:26:51
to leave here.
1:26:52
Tonight is the feast
of King Minos...
1:26:54
our local carnival...
1:26:55
and the whole place
goes mad.
1:26:57
So the sooner you leave
for the airport...
1:26:58
the better.
1:26:59
How can I ever thank you
and your wife enough?