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00:00for his own sake it is so vast so so barren so mysterious well there for instance what do you

00:15make of that wouldn't be a rare place for a gallop that is the great grimp and mire

00:23false step there means death to man or beast only yesterday i saw one of the maw ponies wander

00:31into it never came out i could see his head for quite some time straining out of the bog hole

00:37sucked him down at last even in the dry season it is a danger to cross it but after these recent

00:44rains it is an awful place and yet i can find my way to the very heart of it and return alive

00:55but why should you wish to visit such a horrible place

00:59you see the low hills there beyond it they're really islands flora there is undisturbed which

01:09means of course that rare species can breed there and one of them are subspecies like canada

01:14is unique to the place in fact i uh i'm credited with its discovery really

01:22more is full of noises what was it the peasants say it is the hound of the baskervilles calling

01:38for its prey you don't believe such nonsense surely did you ever hear the boom of a bitten

01:45no

01:46a bird is said now to be confined to certain norfolk fens but why not here i've heard its

01:53cry described as being something between a foghorn and a soul in torment what do you think

01:59you denk of an ata

02:07oh

02:09oh

02:10oh

02:12oh

02:14oh

02:15oh

02:20oh

02:22Go back!

02:34Go straight to London, instantly!

02:37For God's sake, do what I ask.

02:40Go back and never set foot on the moor again.

02:43Shh! My brother is coming.

02:45Miss Staple?

02:46Get away from this place at all costs!

02:50Do you see that orchid?

02:52Um, yes, yes, I do.

02:55It's a pity you came so late.

02:57Our best orchids are nearly over.

03:00Jack!

03:02You have introduced yourselves, I see.

03:05Yes.

03:06I was telling Sir Henry, it's a pity he has missed the beauties of the moor.

03:11Oh, were I Sir Henry, Miss Stapleton, I'm sure I would not miss your beauty,

03:16but I'm afraid I'm not.

03:18Sir Henry, that is.

03:19Merely his friend, my Dr. John Watson at your service.

03:25Did you catch your butterfly?

03:26No.

03:28Highly flies like a witch, I'm afraid.

03:29Ah, there.

03:35What do you get?

03:37You must forgive and forget my foolish outburst, Dr. Watson.

03:41I cannot forget, Miss Stapleton.

03:43You must!

03:44Sir Henry is my friend.

03:46His welfare is a very close concern of mine.

03:48Tell me why you are so eager that he should return to London.

03:51You know the story of the Hound.

03:53I do not believe such nonsense.

03:55But I do.

03:56If you have any influence with Sir Henry, take him away.

04:01I fear that unless you can give me more definite information than this,

04:03it would be impossible to get him to move.

04:05I cannot say anything definite, for I do not know anything definite.

04:10Miss Stapleton, I would ask you one more question.

04:13If you meant no more than this when you first spoke to me,

04:16why were you so eager that your brother should not overhear what you said?

04:20There is nothing to which he or anybody else could object.

04:23My brother is very anxious to have the hall inhabited.

04:28He thinks it's for the good of the poor folk upon the moor.

04:32He would be very angry if he knew I had said anything

04:35which might induce Sir Henry to go away.

04:43Any luck?

04:45Afraid not.

04:47Flies like a witch.

04:49And so beautiful.

04:52Pale, clouded yellow.

04:54I have a number of them, of course.

04:57I must show you my collection.

05:03The English Lepidoptera, my view.

05:08I have made a particular study

05:09of those insects which inhabit the margins of heath and marsh.

05:19A magnificent collection

05:20and the work of a serious scientist.

05:24Even the exotica,

05:26I must mention a brilliant creature

05:28called Morpho Pellidae's Lempida,

05:30was dated and catalogued

05:32with the care he applies to his personal field,

05:35the British Lichenidae.

05:39One of which is unique to the moor.

05:44I must also report

05:46that the new brown boot has turned up.

05:51Barrymore found it amongst Sir Henry's luggage

05:53when he unpacked.

05:56Miss Stapleton is very handsome.

05:59And on Tuesday,

06:00we are to dine here at Basketball Hall

06:02with all our neighbours.

06:03So Sir Henry,

06:05who chafes a little

06:06at the restrictions

06:07you have imposed upon him,

06:09will have a chance

06:09to judge her beauty for himself.

06:23We are also to meet

06:24Dr Mortimer's wife

06:25and the old vicar of Grimpen

06:27who is very shy,

06:28they say.

06:30And Mr Franklin,

06:31an amateur astronomer

06:32of some note

06:33who has a reputation

06:34of being litigious

06:35to a fault.

06:36A red letter day.

06:38Law is law

06:39and I need to teach them.

06:40I have established

06:41a right of way

06:42slap through the middle

06:43of old Middleton's Park.

06:45Ha!

06:46Case decided today.

06:48We must teach these magnets

06:50they cannot ride roughshod

06:51over the rights of commoners.

06:53Case decided today.

06:54Today, Mr Franklin.

06:55Today, sir.

06:57Why do you ask?

06:59They are saying in Fernworthy

07:00that you had the wood there

07:01closed to the villagers.

07:02Also today.

07:03A red letter day,

07:04as I said.

07:05True, sir.

07:07I shall be burnt in effigy

07:09tonight in Fernworthy,

07:10but I have the case against them.

07:13Infernal people seem to think

07:14there are no rights of property.

07:15They can swarm

07:16where they like

07:17with their picnic papers

07:17and bottles.

07:18But why should they complain?

07:19No one goes to the wood now.

07:21They have to cross the moor

07:22to get to it.

07:23No one will cross the moor.

07:25And why is that, sir?

07:26You've surely heard.

07:28The hound walks abroad

07:30upon the moor.

07:31The hound of the Baskervilles,

07:32Sir Henry.

07:33I've heard.

07:35Is it a phenomenon

07:36you believe in yourself,

07:37Mr Franklin?

07:38Ask the vicar.

07:40Astronomic and forensic matters

07:42are my domain.

07:43Demonic matters are his.

07:45Is it a hound of hell, vicar?

07:49Or what?

07:51Uh, yes, um...

07:54Hmm, an interesting question.

07:57Whatever it is that has been seen,

07:59it is undoubtedly something.

08:03Our farrier, Thomas Chubb,

08:05is not a man given to visions.

08:07And he saw something out there.

08:10A dog, he said.

08:12But the size of a calf.

08:15And...

08:16I do not think local hysteria

08:20is an adequate explanation.

08:23Myself.

08:23I pray nightly

08:27that it remove itself from us,

08:30whatever it is.

08:32That we all may sleep

08:34the more soundly.

08:38Yes.

08:38I believe it is seldom

08:41the murderer

08:42who frightens the folk.

08:45In Grimpen,

08:45they believe

08:46he is still upon the moor.

08:48We are too ready

08:49to condescend

08:50and attribute superstition

08:52to these poor people

08:53when they are, in fact,

08:55subject to a natural

08:57and sensible fear.

08:58Bravo, Miss Stapleton.

09:02Bravo.

09:03This hellhound's existence

09:04would not survive

09:05a court of law.

09:06Mere hearsay.

09:08Bring the thing

09:08before the bench

09:09in the full blaze

09:10of jurisprudence, say I.

09:11Then I will believe in it.

09:28Thank you for a lovely evening.

09:30Good night, darling.

09:30Very nice to see you.

09:32Very good to see you.

09:34Ah, Sir Henry,

09:35what can we do?

09:36You've made Henry

09:36I'm not.

09:38You paid off.

09:38Oh, my God.

09:39Very nice to see you here.

09:41Get you from our back

09:42to the work.

09:44Good night, very much.

09:46You've got another

09:47of her neighbors

09:47so what don't you say?

09:50Sir Henry.

09:51I'm sure we can't leave you on.

09:52Oh, thank you.

09:54Oh, I thank you.

09:54I've got you

09:55and I'll keep you to that.

09:56Sir Henry.

09:57Yes?

09:58And I'm just one of them.

09:58Well, isn't it?

09:59Wonderful.

09:59We must compliment you on that.

10:01Clarette.

10:02Delicious.

10:03Absolutely love.

10:06There you go.

10:10Oh, dear Jesse.

10:12Good night.

10:13Good night.

10:14Oh, dear.

10:14Good night.

10:16Good night.

10:18Good night.

10:20Let's go.

10:50Let's go.

11:20Let's go.

11:50Let's go.

11:52Paramore.

11:53Yes.

11:54He's been there half an hour.

11:57What's he doing?

12:04I don't know.

12:05Look.

12:09Let's go.

12:10Let's go.

12:11Let's go.

12:12Let's go.

12:16Let's go.

12:18Let's go.

12:25Let's go.

12:26Let's go.

12:27Let's go.

12:28Let's go.

12:29Let's go.

12:30Let's go.

12:31Let's go.

12:32Let's go.

12:33Let's go.

12:34You

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