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00:00Harry where are your boots? I see. Well then off to all the highs. Well good luck, good luck.

00:30There, Holmes. That is a list of every blemish I could find on the skin surface. I presume

00:46you were seeking the means of transmission? Yes. Through broken skin? That is how a

00:52Carlton Smith believes it was transmitted. His opinion is worth knowing certainly.

01:02What do you think of him, Fisher? He is a friend of yours? Not at all. I hardly know him. I have read a couple of his papers, that's all.

01:13Well, I think his work, in parts, brilliant. If he has a fault, it is that he can accept no criticism whatsoever.

01:26I did find an insect bite, but no other puncture of the skin at all. I even looked inside the mouth.

01:32Seems clear that no human agency was involved. I assume you're investigating the possibility of this

01:38disease having been passed on deliberately. Well, what a unique delight, to meet a man with a mind as logical as yours.

01:51Is this him? Er, yes. Er, Mr. Holmes?

01:53Ah! Ho ho, Ben! You are? Er, Gedgrave. Er, John Gedgrave.

02:00Holmes.

02:03This way.

02:04Recognise him soon as I see the newspaper. That's him, all right.

02:11How did you come to be acting for him?

02:14Advert. Gentleman of discretion required, with knowledge of Doc Etiquette.

02:18Doc Etiquette?

02:20For knowing your way round the poppy houses. Opium. Well, I knew one or two of the, er, better places.

02:27Was the advertisement placed by Savage?

02:29No.

02:30Who, then?

02:31I don't know.

02:32Mr. Gedgrave, you wouldn't lie to me, would you?

02:35No, no. It was some fellow I met in a rented office.

02:39It's Australian for me.

02:40Well, I can't. Well, what I mean is, I never saw the fellow. He, he didn't mean me to.

02:48He kept a, a light shining in my eyes all the time.

02:51Indeed. When was this?

02:53The 14th. He paid, all right. Told me I was to be contacted. And I was. To meet him.

03:01What happened to him? I don't want any trouble. That's why I come to you.

03:04Where did you take him?

03:05A house in Duke's Alley. It's a good place.

03:10Good?

03:10Well, I've never had any problems there. Good place.

03:15What happened to him?

03:16Holmes!

03:17Oh, sorry, I didn't.

03:18Thank you, Mr. Gedgrave, for your trouble.

03:22Any time, Mr. Holmes, any time.

03:24Oh, generous. That is, uh, generous.

03:27I will need a guide. In Rotherhithe.

03:31Well, you want the best places. I'm your man. Look no further.

03:34Tomorrow morning. 10.30.

03:37Done.

03:38The, uh, the Red Slipper Club. Ask for, uh, Carter. Frank Carter.

03:50Will that be you, Mr. Gedgrave?

03:52Mrs. Watson? Dr. Watson may be staying for dinner.

04:03Now, Watson.

04:04Culverton Smith means to throw Mrs. Savage and her children out of Summerley House.

04:09How is he able to do that?

04:10The house is entailed to him, an old will which has never been revised.

04:13Well, that is interesting.

04:14You know what this means?

04:15It means that Culverton Smith had a motive for doing away with his cousin.

04:19No. Savage is dead. Killed by a disease in which Culverton Smith was the acknowledged expert.

04:28No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

04:29Are you deliberately trying to misunderstand me?

04:32You have pointed out a remarkable coincidence, that is all.

04:37No inferences can be drawn from it.

04:39We cannot allow Mrs. Savage to be thrown into the street by this fellow.

04:42We may have to.

04:49We may have to hopнойlungen with hiseen.

04:51It will build a trace of a close plan for him.

05:02We may have to be able to bomb over it.

05:02We may be able to take it from the dark side, then we have to love to build social circumstances.

05:09Sometimes, people are under control.

05:10The weather is aligned.

05:10It is made possible since they are during a long run.

05:11The weather is a place in the morning tonight.

05:12So, people discuss things, people setups with watching your family plan.

05:14The weather is Kate Garrettель.

05:14The weather isaboFromThe-Nation.

05:15The weather is no next to leave.

05:16Before that, we go, toss us on something else

05:17Then we can ask ourselves to help ourselves to fill the fresco.

05:18It must have been Culverton Smith who rented the office.

05:33I dare say, but it proves nothing.

05:35There must be a way of stopping at home, surely.

05:38Well, I doubt it more and more.

05:43Suppose you were convinced of his guilt.

05:46What would you do then?

05:47Do you know my methods? I would get an entry to the house.

05:50Then that's what I shall do.

05:51You don't have to come.

05:54No, unless I shall.

05:56You've already had your head turned.

05:58I must make sure you don't get your neck broken as well.

06:05Once poor Savage had been convinced that Opium would open the door to the mysteries of the poetic craft,

06:11Culverton Smith would have had him in his power, wouldn't he?

06:14He traded on Savage's sense of guilt.

06:17He knew that Savage would want to continue experimenting with the drug far away from Somaly.

06:23What you have to face, Watson, is that Savage's catching the disease in Rotherhithe is entirely plausible.

06:29What you have to face, Watson, is that Savage's experience in Rotherhithe is exactly that.

06:38A coincidence.

06:39You can't hang a man on coincidence.

06:41A coincidence.

06:42Ma'am? Ma'am? We have reason to believe that, um, well, as a matter of fact, you are

07:12trespassing. Sergeant, I'm sure you're as aware as I am with laws of trespass in this

07:24country I'm most curious, not to say odd. I should know. I have responsibility for hundreds

07:33of acres which are about to be stolen from me through legal trickery. By that man, a man

07:46who preyed on my husband like some bloated parasite, corrupted him and drove him to his death,

07:55then now, now he will not speak to the woman he has widowed. Of course he won't. He knows

08:07he has no justice on his side, merely cold legality.

08:14Benson, Mrs Savage should now return to Summerley House. Yes, sir. Ma'am, you have my assurance.

08:29I will pursue Carlton Smith. I will not rest until he has renounced his plans to ruin you.

08:36And Mr Holmes. I see. I do not blame him. He only sees it as the world sees it. Unfortunate

08:47and cold hearted on Mr Smith's spark, perhaps. But no case to answer. No case to answer.

09:01Smith! Smith! Oh! It is a singular coincidence, is it not, that you should inherit so much from

09:19the man who dies of a disease upon which you are the sole expert? Well!

09:28Smith! Coincidence? Bordering upon the unbelievable, let me tell you. The doors of your profession,

09:44which have been closed to you, will now be locked and bolted against you. It is my mission.

09:57Yes? The post, Mr Holmes.

09:59Yes? The post, Mr Holmes.

10:00Yes? The post, Mr Holmes.

10:02The post, Mr Holmes.

10:04The post, Mr Holmes.

10:06Yes? The post, Mr Holmes.

10:08Yes?

10:24The post, Mr. Holmes.

10:26The post, Mr. Holmes.

10:56I know you will be sensible enough not to come to rely on this,

10:59but it will help you through these difficult days.

11:02Thank you, Doctor.

11:10Doctor, you must come quickly. It's Mr. Holmes.

11:14Oh, Mr. Holmes.

11:15Yes.

11:17Why didn't you call me sooner?

11:19But he won't give me leave.

11:21So I said permission or no, I am.

11:23And he said, well, let him be watched for then.

11:27Oh, Doctor, I think he's dying.

11:30Now, now, Mrs. Holmes, I'm sure it's not as bad as you fear.

11:35But he won't let me leave.

11:37He hasn't eaten a scrap.

11:39He has had plenty to drink, I just...

11:41Not as proper as past his lips these three days.

11:45And he's been to Rotherhithe.

11:46He thinks he caught the fever there.

11:48He's dying, Doctor.

11:57Holmes?

12:03Holmes.

12:18Holmes.

12:36Holmes.

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