:38:00
Shall I fetch
your assistant?
:38:06
What? I'm sor--
:38:09
What did you say?
:38:12
I thought I heard him...
:38:15
moving around
the house last night.
:38:18
Ifhe were there, doyou suppose he'd
leave me to crawl out here on my own?
:38:24
I'm sorry, sir.
:38:28
Ifyou'll allow me
to lean on you...
:38:31
I'm sure the thing
can be accomplished.
:38:39
You've been working too hard, sir.
I'm not surprised you had an accident.
:38:42
- What's going on?
- The master's had an accident.
:38:44
Why didn'tyou come for me?
:38:45
Hold your tongue. Go upstairs
and light the bedroom fire. Bradshaw.
:38:56
I was out late last night.
I must have...
:38:59
somehow put myweight on it.
:39:31
Dr.Jekyll is all too
benevolent an employer.
:39:35
So it falls to me
to draw attention to occasions...
:39:38
when I feel members ofthe household
are failing in their duties.
:39:42
It is also my task,
may I remind you...
:39:45
to dismiss those staffwho
persistently overstep the mark.
:39:49
Yes, sir.
:39:51
Haveyou any idea
to what I may be referring?
:39:55
It was not my place
to advise the master not to work.
:39:57
Quite so. Now help me on
with my Ulster.