Agatha Christie's Poirot 1-2, The Adventure of the Clapham Cook, 名探偵ポワロ　第1話　コックを捜せ日本語字幕英語学習にも

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00:00Simps works in the same bank as the absconding clerk.

00:10They must have known each other.

00:13Perhaps.

00:15Or possibly Davis visited Simpson, fell in love with the cook, and he persuaded her to accompany him on his flight.

00:22Let us go back to the prudential, Monsieur Todd.

00:37I've heard of you, Mr. Poirot. I've heard of you, Mr. Poirot, haven't I?

00:41It's possible, Monsieur Todd.

00:44Oh, yes.

00:46Well, perhaps you have some theories about the disappearance of your cook.

00:54Theories?

00:55Theories about the disappearance of your cook.

00:57Theories?

00:58No. It's hardly a crime, is it?

01:01Good cook, though. And economical. I'm very hot on economy.

01:05Admirable.

01:07Now, we would like to have a few words with your Mr. Simpson, if that's possible.

01:17Another one after that.

01:20Just off the next landing.

01:40Sir?

01:42Go on, go on.

01:48My name is Poirot.

01:52Hercule Poirot.

01:53My name is Poirot.

01:57Hercule Poirot.

02:00Oh, yes.

02:05Time.

02:07Certainly.

02:09How certainly.

02:11Come, Hercule.

02:21Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Todd to find Elizabeth Dunn.

02:25Dunn.

02:27The cook.

02:29Oh? Where is she?

02:32Well, that is what we do not know, Monsieur.

02:36You know her, of course.

02:38Well, I must have met her, I suppose.

02:44It would seem that Miss Dunn has not been seen since Wednesday.

02:49I don't think so. Think so.

02:55I don't know.

02:59It was most kind of you to spare us the time.

03:04It was most kind of you to spare us the time.

03:08To spare us the time.

03:14Does a young fellow find to do around here of an evening?

03:19And to do around here of an evening?

03:22Oh, the usual things, you know.

03:24Oh, musical evenings, amateur theatricals, that kind of thing?

03:28Yes, I suppose so.

03:30You do not interest yourself, hm?

03:33Right not.

03:35No.

03:38You.

03:54To do with the missing cook.

03:56There's something about the missing cook.

03:58There's something about him I don't trust.

04:00Merely because a man does not offer you a drink, Hastings,

04:03does not mean that he is necessarily guilty of other crimes.

04:09Crime at all, as far as I can see.

04:12No. See?

04:14No. It is full of contradictory features.

04:18Contradictory features.

04:22Oh, yes. Oh, yes.

04:25I am distinctly interested.

04:29What?

04:31How does she dare?

04:33What is it?

04:35As a favor. As a...

04:37I agree to investigate this two-penny, half-penny affair.

04:41What is it, old chap? Read it! Read it!

04:45Mr Poirot's services.

04:47After talking the matter over with me, she sees that it is foolish to call in...

04:50After talking the matter over with me, she sees that it is foolish

04:53to call in a detective about a purely domestic affair.

04:56Mr Todd encloses a guinea for consultation fees.

04:59Is this to be believed, huh?

05:01Do they think they can get rid of Hercule Poirot like that, huh?

05:04No! No, no, no, no, no, no!

05:0736 times, no!

05:10They send one guinea, huh?

05:12No! I will spend my own guineas!

05:153,600 of them, if need be!

05:17But I will get to the bottom of this matter.

05:23With this address...

05:27With this address...

05:31Profit. Advantage.

05:33Yes? Yes. Good.

05:35You have that? Yes? Yes.

05:37Good. You have that, Miss Lemon?

05:39Yes, Mr Poirot.

05:41Put it in all the papers you can think of.

05:43She won't read the Times, I shouldn't think.

05:45No, my dear Miss Lemon. Perhaps she will not.

05:48But perhaps her new employers will.

05:50Now, run along, Miss Lemon.

05:53And you, Hastings, do not you run away with such celerity.

05:56I have work for you, too.

05:58Oh, as a matter of fact, I was thinking of popping down to Sandown this afternoon.

06:01No, no, no. You do not pop.

06:03Well, there's a horse running a pal of mine owns a leg of.

06:06When he owns four legs, I pop with you.

06:09But now it's time for work, yes?

06:12I want you to tell...

06:14And see if they have found Miss Eliza Dunne a new post.

06:18And see if they have found Miss Eliza Dunne a new post.

06:21And see if they have found Miss Eliza Dunne a new post.

06:25London.

06:30And Mr...

06:35And Mr Simpson was at work as usual on Wednesday?

06:39Oh, yes. Mr Simpson is an excellent timekeeper.

06:43Though, to tell the truth, he was absent on Thursday with a cold.

06:48You have been most helpful, Mr Cameron.

06:52Glad to be of assistance.

06:59It is very subscanding.

07:01Oh, you heard about that, did you?

07:03Oh, you heard about that, did you?

07:05One could scarcely miss it.

07:08The newspapers love scandals about banks.

07:11That is human nature, Mr Cameron.

07:13But it is comforting for us mere mortals

07:16to know that banks, too, have their difficulties.

07:19Again, I think you must hear me.

07:29Miss Yap, I wonder if I might ask you a few questions.

07:35I might ask you a few questions.

07:39And Davis are friends, I believe, Mr Simpson.

07:42That's right.

07:45I can't believe this of him.

07:47There must be some mistake.

07:49If I told you so, the number of times I've heard that said.

07:56Have you heard... Where would you say?

08:01He was fond...

08:06He was fond of broad stairs.

08:08He was fond of broad stairs.

08:10Yes, I was thinking of somewhere a little more exotic than that, sir.

08:14Foreign parts, even.

08:16Oh, I don't think he's ever been abroad.

08:20You were at work, as usual, on Wednesday, were you, Mr Simpson?

08:24It's Thursday you want to know about, surely.

08:27And I was away on Thursday.

08:29No, no, Mr Simpson.

08:31Although the bonds were found to be missing on Thursday,

08:34we believe that they must have been removed from the bank on Wednesday.

08:37I was here all day Wednesday.

08:41That man...

08:49What about him?

08:51He was at White Diggins yesterday.

08:54Was he by, George?

09:10No, no, no, no, no, no.

09:12No, I am engaged on quite a different case.

09:15Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.

09:17No, I am engaged on quite a different case.

09:19And what would this different case be, then?

09:23Ah, well, now, there is such a thing as client confidentiality, Chief Inspector.

09:29Let me just say that this case I am engaged on

09:32is of national importance.

09:35Let me just say that this case I am engaged on

09:38is of national importance.

09:40Well, I'm glad to hear it, Poirot.

09:42Someone was trying to tell me you'd gone into the missing domestics business.

09:46No, no, I said. Not Poirot, I said.

09:49Hard times or not, he wouldn't fall that far.

10:06No, Mr Poirot.

10:09Poirot.

10:36Another letter from the Duchess of Wrexham.

10:38Wrexham? No, no, no.

10:41She sounds desperate.

10:43No.

10:58Mr Poirot. Mr Poirot.

11:01Mr Poirot. Mr Poirot.

11:05Mr Poirot. Mr Poirot.

11:07Yes, Miss... Yes, Miss Lemon. Yes.

11:09There's a letter, sir. A letter from Eliza Dunn.

11:11There!

11:13Did I not tell you, Hastings?

11:15And you try to waste Poirot's time with the Duchesses.

11:18You must learn, my friend, the patience.

11:20Read it to us, Miss Lemon.

11:22Dear Sir or Madam, ref your ad in the paper.

11:25I already got my legacy, if there's some mistake.

11:28Yours truly, Eliza Dunn, Miss.

11:30P.S. Thanks all the same for your trouble.

11:32What does she mean, legacy?

11:34We must talk to this woman

11:36at...

11:39Fair Cottage, Amdale, Keswick.

11:41Keswick?

11:43That's Keswick, Mr Poirot, in the Lake District.

11:45Are there trains to this place?

11:47Oh, yes.

11:49Come, Hastings. We have a train to catch.

11:52But...

11:58Look at thee, Hastings.

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