The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 29 - 2 Shoscombe Old Place, Conan Doyle, シャーロック・ホームズの冒険第29話ショスコム荘日本語字幕　アーサー・コナン・ドイル英語学習にも

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00:00The train must be for the Prince's training.

00:08Nothing is more important than that.

00:1253, 54, 55.

00:19Yes, ma'am?

00:20Thank you, Stevens. Please take the train now.

00:2556.

00:30I leave at dawn.

01:0056.

01:0156.

01:0256.

01:0357.

01:0458.

01:0558.

01:0658.

01:0758.

01:0858.

01:0959.

01:1059.

01:1165.

01:1262.

01:1360.

01:1460.

01:1563.

01:1661.

01:1761.

01:1861.

01:1962.

01:2063.

01:21Oh, my God.

01:23Oh, my God.

01:45Two rooms, is it, then, sir?

01:47Two glasses of your best ale.

01:49Oh, my God.

01:55Good day, gentlemen.

01:57Hello, old fellow.

01:59Oh, ladies, I'm so sorry. I just used to think that.

02:03That's quite a bite in the air, isn't it?

02:05Well, you'd much rather be free, wouldn't you?

02:07Well, I'll be spared.

02:09Landlord!

02:11Is it really necessary to keep this dog tied up like this?

02:15If I didn't, sir, he'd be off back to the all-in a jiffy.

02:17You see, sir, Jasper's a Troscombe spaniel.

02:19Oh, I should have known.

02:21You see, I'm quite a dog enthusiast myself.

02:25Oi!

02:27Skinny alive!

02:31Don't you mind him, sirs.

02:33He takes after his mother.

02:39Out for a bit of fishing, eh?

02:41We thought we might try and land a pike or two at the whole lake.

02:43And you might find yourselves in the lake before you were through.

02:49Why is that?

02:51Sir Robert is terrible jealous of anyone who might be spying on his stables.

02:55Well, we're not tapped.

02:57He's the sort that strikes first and speaks afterwards.

03:01Watson, I think we should take a little walk before lunch.

03:05Oh, that's a splendid idea.

03:09Do you think we could take the dog with us, Landlord?

03:13By all means, Edmund.

03:15But mind what I said about Sir Robert.

03:17Of course.

03:19It's this way, Watson.

03:23It's this way, Watson.

03:45What about Sir Robert?

03:47By my estimate, he should be run on his way to York by now.

03:49How do you know that?

03:51That is where my telegram has sent him.

03:53Holmes, what have you been up to?

03:55Of course, Palmer's the favourite.

03:57He's stabled somewhere near York.

03:58I merely advise him that the horse has shown much improvement in the last few days.

04:01He won't be pleased when he finds his being doomed.

04:03I'm sure he'll be furious.

04:07Jasper!

04:09Jasper!

04:10Come on, boy.

04:11Hello, boy.

04:12How are you, eh?

04:13Hello.

04:15Jasper, here.

04:17Hmm.

04:22Do I know you?

04:23No, but evidently Jasper knows you.

04:27You must be Sandy Bay.

04:29Yes, sir.

04:30It was you that brought Jasper to the tavern last week.

04:33That's right.

04:35You're fond of animals.

04:36But they're all God's creatures, sir.

04:38I won't see no harm.

04:39Come to them.

04:40Mr. Mason seemed to think that Jasper had a lucky escape.

04:43You must have had a reason for behaving like you did.

04:46I'm sure Sir Robert had the best of motives.

04:48No, I'm talking about Jasper.

04:50He was always such a quiet dog.

04:53Something must have happened to him.

04:55At the millhouse?

04:56No, sir.

04:57At the cellar?

04:58No, sir.

04:59At the old church.

05:00It was the same morning I brought him to the Green Dragon.

05:05It's an old ruined chapel.

05:07And under it there's a crypt which has a bad name among us.

05:15Jasper!

05:16Not that way!

05:19Jasper!

05:20Jasper, come back!

05:29Jasper, come back!

05:30Jasper, come back!

05:31Jasper!

05:35Jasper!

05:46Jasper!

05:56Jasper!

05:58Come on, buddy.

05:59Come on, I'm not playing games now.

06:01Jasper!

06:31How far are we away from the hall?

07:00About a quarter of a mile, sir.

07:03I am correct in thinking that Lady Beatrice takes a drive about midday.

07:07Yes, sir.

07:09We've got a moment to lose.

07:10Come, Jasper.

07:11Come, Watson.

07:12Come, my good-bye.

07:30Stop the carriage, Watson.

07:31Stop the carriage!

07:32Stop the carriage, Watson.

07:33Stop the carriage!

07:34Excuse me.

07:35Oh!

07:37Stop the carriage, Watson.

07:39Stop the carriage!

07:46Stop the carriage, Watson.

07:57Stop the carriage.

08:03Excuse me.

08:09The directions to the green bag of the town.

08:16Drive on, drive on!

08:21Stay! Stay there!

08:23Stay there!

08:40Well, there's nothing we can do until Lady Beatrice takes her drive again tomorrow.

08:44You still haven't explained why I risked my life this afternoon.

08:47It's just a theory.

08:49You must be very disappointed. I was almost killed instead.

08:51On the contrary, I think my little experiment was quite successful.

08:54I failed to see how.

08:56Dog, Watson. The dog.

09:00Does that suggest nothing to you?

09:03Carrie Evans is determined to keep the dog and her mistress apart.

09:07There is an alternative.

09:09Sir Robert has done away with the moneylender, Samuel Brewer.

09:12Don't forget...

09:14Don't forget the human bone that was found.

09:18It's perfectly clear to me.

09:20They've crossed swords before.

09:22It's possible that Sir Robert has gone too far this time and is guilty of murder.

09:25What the boy...

09:27What the boy found is all that remains of the unfortunate moneylender.

09:31No, no, Lord. Thank you. I'm famished.

09:36Fine catch, Mr. Holmes.

09:40Best I've seen in a long time.

09:46These are deep waters, Watson.

09:50Deep and rather dirty.

09:52I would like to borrow the key to the cellar.

09:58For what purpose, Mr. Holmes?

09:59To get inside.

10:02Where is Sir Robert?

10:03Sir Robert left for York.

10:05Ah.

10:06Earlier yesterday morning. He isn't expected back till sometime tonight.

10:10I'll show you around the house myself, but...

10:13Master left Carrie in charge and she won't let anyone pass the door.

10:16You left a maid in charge of the house?

10:19I told you things were bad between Master and her ladyship.

10:23Whereabouts is Lady Dittress's room?

10:26It's on the ground floor, Mr. Holmes, on account of her ladyship's heart.

10:29Precisely on the ground floor where?

10:31It's the second room in the corridor beside the cellar passageway.

10:35Has there been any change in the running of the house since we spoke at Baker Street?

10:39None that I can think of.

10:41Yeah, apart from the fact that I had to dismiss Harvey, one of my stable lads.

10:45Wasn't he the one that found the bone in the furnace?

10:47That's right.

10:48What was the reason for his dismissal?

10:50Well, he'd stolen some money from some of the other staff.

10:54I see.

10:56Here's the Prince himself, Mr. Holmes.

11:03Every injured champion, wouldn't you say?

11:06Yes, he's a very fine creature, but you're the expert, Watson?

11:10Well, hardly an expert, Holmes.

11:11I am aware of the Prince's burst of speed over a final furlong, but the fact is, he hasn't yet won a major race.

11:19Do you think he's still in with a good chance?

11:21If this give him the ground, then yes.

11:22Ha!

11:23Ha!

11:24Ha!

11:25Ha!

11:26Ha!

11:27Ha!

11:28Ha!

11:29Ha!

11:30Ha!

11:31Ha!

11:32Ha!

11:33Ha!

11:34Ha!

11:35Ha!

11:36Ha!

11:37Ha!

11:38Ha!

11:39Ha!

11:40Ha!

11:42Ha!

11:43All right, all right, hold your horses, I'm coming, I'm coming.

12:13All right, let's go.

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