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00:00This, uh, Meridieu is a man of the cloth, a man of Christian belief.
00:10That is of marginal interest.
00:13Make a long arm, Watson. Let us see what the V has to say.
00:30Voyage of the Gloria Scott. That was a bad business.
00:38I have some recollection that you made a record of it, Watson,
00:41though I was unable to congratulate you upon the result.
00:44Victor Lynch and the Forger, Venomous Lizard and Healer.
00:47Remarkable case there.
00:49Victoria, the Circus Bell, Vanderbilt and the Yegma.
00:52I should like some tea, Holmes.
00:53Vipers, Vigord and the Hammersmith Wonder. Did you say something?
00:57Shall I call down for some tea?
00:59Good old index. You know, you can't beat it.
01:02Listen to this. Vampirism in Hungary.
01:04And again, vampires in Transylvania.
01:12My dear friend, what has happened?
01:15Will you come at once?
01:17Yes, of course.
01:19Rubbish, Watson. Rubbish.
01:22What are we to do with walking corpses
01:24that have to have stakes driven to their hearts to keep them in their graves?
01:27Are we to give serious attention to such things?
01:31It's pure lunacy.
01:33Well, no doubt you're right.
01:36This agency must stand flat-footed upon the ground
01:39and then it must remain.
01:40The world is big enough for us.
01:44No ghosts need apply.
01:46Ah, well now, ghosts...
01:48Need apply.
01:53Are you prepared to tell me
01:55who supplied you with these
01:58and to what purpose?
02:00Um, well, I had them made for me
02:03by a dentist from Packham.
02:07It was a necessary disguise
02:09I needed once.
02:11I forget.
02:14Editor,
02:15did you put them to use?
02:16Bulky humour again, Watson.
02:19You really must go out against it.
02:21Albert.
02:22The man gave me this in the street, sir.
02:24Elderly gent.
02:25Says he's got to see you urgent.
02:26It's your man of the cloth.
02:28Show up.
02:30With care.
02:31Yes, sir.
02:32Oh, Albert.
02:33Sir?
02:34Do you believe in the existence of vampires?
02:36Oh, yeah.
02:37Most definitely, sir.
02:40There speaks the voice of wisdom.
02:43Non-experience I trust.
02:45Yes, thank you, young man.
02:50I'm not quite in my grave yet.
02:56Oh, Mr. Holmes.
02:58It's so good of you to see me
02:59at such notice.
03:01I know how busy you are.
03:03Sit down.
03:03Sit yourself for a minute.
03:05Will you tell Wiggins
03:06where you've hidden the key?
03:07Yes, sir.
03:08Thank you, Albert.
03:08This is my friend and colleague.
03:10Dr. Watson.
03:11Yes, yes, I know.
03:13Now,
03:13my solicitors,
03:15Morrison, Morrison and...
03:18Dard?
03:19Well, in point of fact,
03:20they're not really my solicitors.
03:22No, I had some feelings with them long ago,
03:25which I forget quite what about.
03:29Machinery?
03:31Was it?
03:31Well, anyway, I'm here on behalf of a friend of mine
03:37and myself, too,
03:39and I'm very anxious you shouldn't take me
03:43for a complete old fool.
03:45Please.
03:45You must take your time.
03:51Well,
03:52well,
03:52I've decided all.
03:55I am Vicar of
03:56Lamberley,
03:58and I've been there longer than I care to think.
04:00Only time to go,
04:01but
04:01let me tell you about Bob Ferguson.
04:04No,
04:06not Bob Ferguson of Richmond.
04:08He remembers you, too,
04:09doctor,
04:10from the rugby field.
04:11Possibly the finest three-quarter,
04:13never to have been capped for England.
04:14Hmm.
04:15And my sentiments precisely.
04:18I love the game,
04:19and if modesty permits,
04:21I once turned out myself,
04:23scum half-forgotten me.
04:26Hmm.
04:27Well,
04:27Bob
04:28has spent most of his working life abroad,
04:32cotton-broking.
04:33Now,
04:33his first wife,
04:34by whom he has a son, Jack,
04:36she died of fever
04:37some years ago,
04:39and
04:39look,
04:42it's absolutely essential
04:43that I put you in the full picture.
04:47Um,
04:48continue just as you are doing,
04:49Reverend.
04:50It is often Holmes' method
04:51to absorb all relevant detail
04:53with his, um,
04:55eyes tight shut.
04:57Hmm.
05:00Well,
05:01Bob
05:02arrived home recently
05:04with a new bride
05:05and a baby
05:05from
05:06Peru.
05:08Difficult transition
05:09for all concerned,
05:10as you may imagine.
05:25You're right,
05:26Jack.
05:27No.
05:27Of course he's right.
05:28Right, Tom.
05:30I told you everything,
05:31didn't I, Jack?
05:32But I must turn your attention
05:34to a stranger
05:34who came into our midst
05:36not long before
05:37our Peruvian family.
05:39His name is
05:40John Stockton.
05:42Well,
05:42at first,
05:43I welcomed him
05:43as a man of intellect,
05:45a writer,
05:46and stimulus
05:47to our little community.
05:48Oh,
05:48thank you.
05:49Mm-hmm.
05:49I can't say that I warmed
05:55to him personally,
05:56but he did have
05:58a certain appeal
05:58to someone like myself
06:00buried in the backwater.
06:02Now,
06:02he was no threat to me,
06:03but he upset the locals.
06:07Ah,
06:07blacksmiths,
06:08Carter,
06:09some argument
06:10over a wheel.
06:11Who are you
06:12come telling me
06:13my job,
06:13damn you!
06:14If you don't like it,
06:15you can take it away!
06:16Buy somebody else!
06:18And tell yourself,
06:19village!
06:19And don't come back!
06:21We don't want you here
06:22in this village!
06:23None of us!
06:23Carter,
06:42a lion of a man
06:43in the prime of life,
06:44stalwart of village life,
06:46dead
06:47within moments of it.
06:50Now,
06:51Miss Ruddock,
06:52spinster of my
06:53parish.
06:54She has the cottage
06:55facing Stockton's,
06:57and she speaks of him
06:58as the man
06:59who never sleeps.
07:01She sees a candle
07:02in his window
07:03many nights
07:03through till dawn.
07:05Well,
07:06writer at work,
07:07it's not uncommon.
07:09Possibly,
07:10but I myself,
07:12something of an insomniac,
07:13also,
07:14I have seen him twice,
07:16in my graveyard,
07:18at dead of night.
07:20And his explanation?
07:22Hmm?
07:22Surely you raised
07:23the matter?
07:24Explanation?
07:25Oh,
07:26plausible,
07:29I suppose.
07:33I believe that I'm
07:34related to a family
07:35called
07:35St. Clair.
07:38Indeed,
07:38my middle name.
07:40St. Clair?
07:41They had a large house
07:43up beyond the village.
07:44St. Clair's.
07:45Ah,
07:45yes,
07:46now you mention it.
07:49I'm puzzled
07:50to find no trace
07:51of them.
07:54Are we not
07:54welcome here?
07:56No,
07:57the truth was
07:57that I knew
07:58full well
07:59the story
07:59of the St. Clairs.
08:00They were powerful landowners,
08:03had the village
08:04in their pocket
08:04sometime in the last century.
08:07The Lord St. Clair himself
08:09was a cruel monster.
08:11Those who incurred
08:12his displeasure
08:13disappeared,
08:15or found with
08:16their throats cut.
08:18Young servant girls,
08:20one in particular,
08:21was left pregnant
08:22and dying
08:23at the church door.
08:24a child
08:26stillborn.
08:29There's not
08:29a St. Clair
08:30to be found.
08:33What did we do
08:33to offend?
08:36Did you tell him?
08:38Oh,
08:38the bare bones
08:38of it,
08:39yes.
08:40The church incident
08:41and
08:41how the villagers
08:43exacted
08:44their terrible revenge.
08:47Burnt us out?
08:49I regret to say
08:50nothing personal
08:52to you,
08:52of course.
08:53And the girl?
08:55She's buried over there.
09:02Well,
09:02what I neglected
09:03to tell him,
09:04because it seemed
09:05to be inappropriate,
09:07was that the family
09:08of St. Clair
09:08were deemed
09:09to be vampires.
09:13Oh,
09:13this is very interesting,
09:14Reverend,
09:15as a piece of history,
09:16but how does it lead
09:16to the present?
09:18Well,
09:18St. Clair,
09:19by his own admission,
09:20has returned,
09:21hasn't he?
09:22But how does that
09:22affect the village?
09:23Well,
09:24why should they care?
09:26All this happened
09:26a hundred years back.
09:28Yes,
09:29well,
09:29word gets around,
09:31you know.
09:31You mean the church?
09:33The fount of all gossip.
09:35Answering your second question,
09:38the girl,
09:38the dead girl,
09:41her family
09:42is still in the village.
09:43The wife of the landlord
09:45of the local inn,
09:46for instance,
09:47she was a borrower's.
09:49So, too,
09:50was the blacksmith's wife.
09:56Has Stockton,
09:57to your knowledge,
09:58ever set foot
09:58inside the church?
09:59Oh, no,
10:00not once.
10:01As far as I'm aware
10:02of it,
10:03never.
10:04Even so,
10:05I'm unclear
10:07how I can be
10:08of service to you.
10:09No crime
10:09has been committed.
10:10No crime?
10:12No,
10:13no crime,
10:14but...
10:14Do you have something
10:19more to tell us?
10:23Four days ago now,
10:24it seems a lifetime,
10:27Bob Ferguson
10:27invited Stockton
10:28to dinner.
10:29You see,
10:29Stockton had travelled
10:31in Peru,
10:31and I think it was
10:33I who suggested
10:34that it might be
10:35a good thing
10:36for his new wife
10:36to have some contact
10:38again with her
10:39native country.
10:41In the evening,
10:42not a success.
10:46All I know is
10:47the outcome of it
10:48was a tragedy.
10:51The very next morning,
10:53the household woke
10:54to a terrible discovery.
10:57The baby,
10:58little Ricardo,
10:59lay dead in his cot.
11:02And the doctor's verdict?
11:04The doctor,
11:05well,
11:05he could find
11:06no reason for it.
11:08No
11:09earthly reason.
11:12Tragedy indeed.
11:17But no plan
11:18affixed to the dinner guest,
11:19surely.
11:20Well,
11:20he touched
11:21the baby's hand.
11:24Oh,
11:25so they told me.
11:27Look,
11:28I am a man of God,
11:29gentlemen,
11:30and far be it
11:30from me
11:31to judge
11:31a fellow being
11:33on hearsay
11:34and superstition.
11:35that I also
11:36have my parishioners
11:37to think of
11:38and they're frightened
11:38and may well
11:40take steps
11:40outside the law
11:41to drive him out
11:42as they once did
11:43his forebears.
11:44You see my dilemma.
11:47So you wish us
11:49to make an investigation
11:50into this man,
11:52his personality,
11:53his habits,
11:55and disprove
11:56the common fear?
11:58Disprove,
11:59disprove what you will.
12:00your presence alone
12:02would have a
12:02steadying effect.
12:03turn.
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