Agatha Christie's Poirot 2-2, Murder in the Mews, 名探偵ポワロ　第2話　ミューズ街の殺人日本語字幕英語学習にも

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00:00They were friendly, yes?

00:02Can't always tell what's up, can you? But they seemed all right.

00:05You didn't hear what Mrs. Allen said?

00:07No, she was sort of round behind the door.

00:10Now, look here, my boy.

00:12I want you to answer my next question very carefully.

00:15If you don't know the answer or can't remember, you just say so.

00:18Is that clear?

00:19I'll ask the question.

00:21Mrs. Allen or The Gentleman?

00:23I think...

00:24The Gentleman.

00:26I think...

00:27The Gentleman.

00:29I think The Lady did.

00:31No, she never. It was him.

00:33He pulled it through with a big bang and then got into the car, really...

00:36There you are, my boy. You seem a bright kind of sha...

00:39You seem a bright kind of shaver.

00:41Here's sixpence for you.

00:42That's very kind of you, sir,

00:44but you couldn't see a way to making it shilling, could you?

00:47Go on, clear off.

00:59Go on, clear off.

01:25Good day, gentlemen. What do I owe this pleasure?

01:28Go on.

01:30It's about Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Barbara Allen.

01:33What about her? Go on.

01:35It's about Mrs. Allen, Mrs. Barbara Allen.

01:38What about her?

01:40Get on with it, man.

01:43She's dead, sir.

01:45Dead?

01:47I don't believe it.

01:49What's happened?

01:51Apparently suicide, sir.

01:53What's happened?

01:55Apparently suicide, sir.

01:57Was there anything worrying Mrs. Allen, do you know?

02:00No, not a thing. We were engaged to be married.

02:03Yes, quite so.

02:13Shot!

02:15Shot! Shot!

02:17Good God, I hope the newspapers haven't got hold of this.

02:20I couldn't say, sir.

02:22I wonder if I could just ask...

02:26Yes, thank you.

02:28Hold on. It's the Prime Minister.

02:30I will have some... Hold on. It's the Prime Minister.

02:32I will have some questions, sir.

02:34Is it just make an appointment with my secretary at the house?

02:36Yes, I'm still here.

02:38Very good, sir. We'll do that.

02:40I'm sorry to be the bearer of such bad news.

02:42I'm sorry to be the bearer of such bad news.

02:48Father Monsieur,

02:50sympathy at your loss.

02:52Yes, right.

02:54Yes, right, thank you.

02:56Stiff upper lip, you know, that's the British way.

02:59Magnifique.

03:03Why, sir, was Mrs. Allen left-handed?

03:06Left-handed?

03:08She was right-handed, I'm sure.

03:10Ah, Prime Minister.

03:12No, not at all, Prime...

03:14Ah, Prime Minister.

03:16No, not at all, Prime Minister.

03:20Yes.

03:22Yes, everything's ready for you.

03:29As you say, Jack,

03:31more concerned about the newspapers

03:33than his fiancée being dead.

03:35More concerned about the newspapers

03:37than his fiancée being dead.

03:39The flenderless girl was quite right about him.

03:41Mind you, he's a good-looking chap.

03:43Might go down well with some women.

03:45Perhaps, but it would not do, I think,

03:47for them to have a sense of humour.

03:49The important thing is,

03:51everyone seems agreed that Mrs. Allen was right-handed.

03:54Yes.

03:56Of course, one must not jump to conclusions, mon ami.

03:59Don't mind about jumping to conclusions, Poirot.

04:01This is a murder we're dealing with.

04:09Dear...

04:11I am obliged...

04:15I am obliged...

04:19I am obliged...

04:23The satisfaction I have...

04:27For your starching...

04:31For your starching...

04:35For your starching...

04:40For your starching...

04:43of my collars...

04:47fur...

04:49to my instructions...

04:522nd of March, 1935.

04:54Five.

04:56And subsequent letters...

05:00All of them, Mr. Poirot?

05:02All of them, Miss Lemon. It has become serious.

05:05All of them, Miss Lemon. It has become serious.

05:09The trouble is, Mr. Poirot,

05:11they just don't understand the letters.

05:13Chinese, Mr. Poirot.

05:17Mr. Poirot.

05:19What is the world coming to, Miss Lemon?

05:22What is the world coming to, Miss Lemon?

05:24I'm sure I couldn't say, sir,

05:26but when the boy brings your laundry back,

05:28he brings the letters back too for me to explain to him.

05:31And you do? No.

05:33Why not?

05:35I don't speak Chinese.

05:38Well, I...

05:41I say, him collar no velly good starchy.

05:46I show him the collars and say it.

05:53Fellows, fine fellows.

05:55Did you ever have any trouble with your laundry?

05:58Yes, I did, as a matter of fact.

06:00Did you ever have any trouble with your laundry?

06:02Yes, I did, as a matter of fact.

06:04And what did you say to them?

06:06Well, I said, him collar no velly good starchy.

06:10That's where I got it from, sir.

06:12I asked the captain, knowing he'd been in the East.

06:14But, Hastings, my collars, they do not get any better.

06:17No, mine didn't either, now I come to think about it.

06:22Miss Lemon.

06:29Don't you get yourselves some turned-down collars, collars, Poirot?

06:32They're much more the thing, you know.

06:34The thing, Hastings?

06:36Do you think Poirot concerns himself with mere thingness?

06:39No, no. No, I see that.

06:42The turned-down collar is the first symptom of decay of the grey cells.

06:46It's Chief Inspector Jack, Mr Poirot.

06:48Well, she's out of it.

06:53Now, who is out of it?

06:57Planderleith.

06:59Who is out of it?

07:01Planderleith.

07:02She was playing bridge in Essex after midnight.

07:04We've got to give up any idea of her being concerned in the business.

07:08A disappointment, chap.

07:14No doubts about it.

07:18May I ask you, Poirot, about it?

07:23May I ask you, Poirot,

07:26what was that you were sniffing at in the room when we first examined the body?

07:29Sniff, sniff, sniff.

07:31You've got a cold, have you?

07:32No.

07:33I always thought the little grey cells were in your brain.

07:36Don't tell me your nose cells are superior to everyone else's too.

07:39By no means.

07:41It was merely cigarette smoke.

07:43I didn't smell cigarette smoke.

07:45No more did I, my friend.

07:49The ashtray, six of them gaspers, three Turkish.

07:53Exactly.

07:55Your wonderful nose cells knew that without looking, I suppose.

07:58I assure you, my nose does not enter into the matter.

08:01My nose registered nothing.

08:04But the brain cells registered a lot.

08:06Well, there were certain indications.

08:08Did you not think so?

08:12Are you going to talk further with the beautiful Miss Planderleith?

08:16Yes.

08:18Beautiful Miss Planderleith.

08:20Yes.

08:22You know...

08:25You know what's worrying me, Poirot?

08:27Yes.

08:29You know what's worrying me, Poirot?

08:31Yes.

08:33Yes? What's worrying me, Poirot?

08:35Yes.

08:36Yes? What do you mean, yes?

08:38I saw you looking at Mrs. Allen's checkbook study yesterday.

08:41You're too clever for your own good, you are, Poirot.

08:44And you noticed, as I did, that Mrs. Allen

08:46drew out 200 pounds in cash from her bank on Monday morning.

08:49And three months ago, on the 6th of August, another 200.

08:52Truly? Truly.

08:54And there's no 200 pounds in this house that my less could find.

09:00Suicide.

09:02Suicide?

09:04Any shape or form likely to commit suicide.

09:06Suicide?

09:08Any shape or form likely to commit suicide.

09:10We have to commit suicide.

09:12We have to consider the alternative.

09:14Murder.

09:16Murder?

09:18Are you sure?

09:22Horrible.

09:24But impossible?

09:26I suppose it's possible.

09:28I suppose it's possible.

09:32Questions you like.

09:34But I don't see how I can help you.

09:38But I don't see how I can help you.

09:44Described as a man of 45,

09:46military bearing, toothbrush mustache.

09:4845, military bearing,

09:50toothbrush mustache,

09:52smartly dressed and driving a standard swallow saloon car.

09:54smartly dressed and driving a standard swallow saloon car.

09:56Do you know who that is?

09:58Sounds like Major Eustace.

10:00Who's Major Eustace?

10:02He was a man Barbara had known in India.

10:04He turned up about a year ago and we've seen him on and off since.

10:06He was a friend of Mrs. Allen's.

10:10He behaved like one.

10:12Would it surprise you, Miss Penderleith,

10:14if I suggested that this man was blackmailing Mrs. Allen?

10:16If I suggested that this man was blackmailing Mrs. Allen?

10:18If I suggested that this man was blackmailing Mrs. Allen?

10:20Of course.

10:22So that was it.

10:24Of course.

10:26I was a fool not to think of it.

10:28I was a fool not to think of it.

10:30I was a fool not to think of it.

10:32But he might have gone, might he not,

10:34to Monsieur Lavaton West.

10:36Yes.

10:38Might he not, to Monsieur Lavaton West.

10:40Yes.

10:42Yes, that's true.

10:46Which room do you think

10:48Mrs. Allen would have received her visitor in?

10:50Oh, probably in here.

10:52Oh, probably in here.

10:54On the other hand, if she wanted to write it there...

10:56There was no question of a cheque.

10:58Mrs. Allen drew out 200 pounds in cash on Monday.

11:00Mrs. Allen drew out 200 pounds in cash on Monday.

11:02So far we've not been able to find any trace of it in the house.

11:04So far we've not been able to find any trace of it in the house.

11:06But I'd like to have just one more look round, if I may.

11:08Look anywhere you like.

11:17Would you like to sit down?

11:40Cigarette?

11:42You are most kind.

11:58Looked.

12:00Yes, I've already...

12:02Looked.

12:04Yes, I've already found that out.

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