:34:00
Um, Arthur, you will take over
dressing Mr. Weissman.
:34:05
That leaves us the problem
of Mr. Novello, and I really
don't want to ask you, Mr. Probert.
:34:09
- I don't mind, Mr. Jennings.
- Oh, no, no.
You've got enough on your plate.
:34:12
I'll do him,
if you like.
:34:14
Oh, that's very generous of you,
Mr. Stockbridge.
:34:17
I suppose I could always
do it myself, of course.
:34:21
It's no trouble.
It's only for a night or two.
:34:23
Good. Splendid.
That's settled, then.
:34:25
And I think we can leave Mr. Denton
to dress himself.
:34:30
"The bastard's death
may have saved my bacon."
:34:35
- What do you think he meant by that?
- Isn't it obvious?
:34:39
Is it?
:34:41
Well, perhaps he meant
that the investment
that Sir William had agreed...
:34:44
would probably have to
be paid now-- Sir.
:34:47
What about that low shot that nearly
killed him that morning they were out?
:34:51
- Sir.
- What is it?
:34:53
We haven't dusted those things
for fingerprints yet.
:34:56
Good.
:34:58
Do you think that shot might have
been intended for Sir William?
:35:01
- Well, it nearly took his ear off.
- Hmm.
:35:03
Mm-hmm. Well, thank you, Mr. Barnes.
You've been most helpful.
:35:07
Perhaps you'd be good enough to ask
Commander Meredith to join us just now.
:35:10
You-You won't tell him what I said,
will you, Inspector Thomas?
:35:15
Thompson.
It's Inspector Thom--
:35:17
Never mind.
Just go and fetch him up, please
:35:23
- Sir.
:35:29
- We've only got this.
- I don't think mine's bothered.
She hasn't got any black here.
:35:34
We've got
some new ones.
:35:36
You're a lech. You know that?
:35:38
- George?
- They're coming in a minute.
:35:40
The dressing bell's
just gone.
:35:42
I'm going out of my mind.
I've read all my magazines twice.
:35:45
You couldn't pinch something
out of the library for me?
:35:48
I don't care if it's Horse and Hound,
as long as I haven't read it.
:35:55
Well, we are honored.
:35:57
In case you've forgotten,
this is the servants area, sir.