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00:00you

00:07Watson we have fallen upon bad times my dear fellow stand back please stand right back

00:13How have you thrown out of the house? I only wish to help the best thing you can do to help is to do as you're told

00:18of course you're wrong

00:21about Carlton Smith

00:23We may not like the man, but he's no murderer

00:25The river fever is abroad in a rather high. Oh, so we must get you to hospital at once

00:31God, give your distance, please. Don't you see this thing is contagious. Do you think such a consideration weighs with me?

00:38Give your distance

00:41This could run

00:49Well, if there are bivalves

00:51There are bivalves

00:53Presumably there are bivalves

01:01It's tramps

01:03Holmes

01:05Well

01:07If I'm to have a doctor, at least let me have someone in whom I have confidence

01:11You have none in me

01:13Your friendship, yes, but I mean you're only a general practitioner with mediocre qualifications

01:19That remark is unworthy of you, Holmes

01:21Shows me very clearly the state of your nerves

01:23I demonstrate your ignorance

01:25What do you know that's happened?

01:27What do you know that black formosal corruption?

01:29I have never heard of either

01:31Very strange pathological disorders in the East

01:35If you have no faith in me, let me fetch Jasper Meek

01:37Penrose Fish Ainschair here is in London

01:39Let me fetch him

01:41There is only one man who can help me

01:45The man we have maligned

01:47Carverton Smith, do you believe he would help?

01:49He must

01:53It is my only chance

01:55Oysters

02:03They do breed, don't they?

02:05I cannot think but the whole bed of the ocean is one solid mass of oysters

02:13Holmes

02:15Can you hear me?

02:19I'm going for Culverton Smith this instant

02:21Then go

02:23I have to bring him back here with me

02:27Oh, he is the emperor of river fevers

02:31Of course you must persuade him

02:33But you must return alone

02:35Any excuse

02:37Not to come with him

02:39Then I apologise

02:41I do

02:43Don't fail me, Watson

02:45Of course not

02:47And what a river

02:49Are there no natural enemies to limit the increase of these creatures

02:59It's horrible

03:01Horrible

03:03Horrible

03:05It's essential that I see Mr Culverton Smith

03:21Mr Culverton Smith, sir, does not appreciate being disturbed during his hours of study

03:25Just a minute, sir, you can't just

03:27Smith, sir

03:29Smith, please, sir

03:31Smith

03:33Sir, you can't just

03:35You can't just walk in, sir

03:43Ah, Smith

03:45What level do you mean by this, sir?

03:47I've come from Sherlock Holmes

03:49He is desperately ill

03:51And he begs you to come to him

03:53Why?

03:54You are a physician

03:55Tend him yourself

03:56He believes that you are the only man who can save him

03:59Save him?

04:01I beg you to come

04:03What has he contracted?

04:05He thinks it is the fever which killed your cousin

04:07How did he come by it?

04:09He has been in Rotherhithe

04:11Ah

04:13I'm sorry to hear this

04:15I hope you are wrong

04:17Despite his insulting behaviour the other day

04:21I have every respect for his talents

04:23He is an amateur of crime

04:25As I am of disease

04:27For him the villain

04:29For me the microbe

04:33Here are my prisoners

04:35Among these gelatin cultivations

04:37Some of the worst offenders in the world are doing time

04:40Please, please, there is no time to lose

04:42He is desperately ill

04:43Of what consequence is that to me?

04:47He malign me in the most outrageous manner

04:49He regrets it, he was most insistent upon that point

04:51He knows that the fever was abroad in Rotherhithe

04:54How long has he been ill?

04:58Three days

05:00Is he delirious?

05:02Sometimes seriously so

05:04I will come with you at once

05:06I have another appointment

05:07Very well, I shall go alone

05:08Staples

05:09You can rely upon my being there in half an hour at most

05:14Did you see him?

05:16Yes, he's coming

05:17Oh, I know the best of messages

05:18He can disappear from the scene

05:20I should stay to hear his opinion Holmes

05:22I really should

05:23No, he's morbidly sensitive

05:24We must let him practice his arts alone

05:26My dear Holmes, I should stay

05:28That's the doctor

05:29It's him

05:30Hide!

05:31Hide!

05:32Look at him

05:33Stephen

05:37Look at him

05:38Wait!

05:39That's interesting

05:40He didn't

05:42He done

05:43Look at him

05:441

05:45Holmes?

06:15Oh, Smith, I hardly doubt to hope.

06:25I should imagine not. Yet you see, I am here.

06:29Coals of fire, Holmes. Coals of fire.

06:31It's noble.

06:33You know what is wrong with you?

06:35Yes.

06:36You recognise the symptoms?

06:37Yes, quite well.

06:38Three days with you, then?

06:39Yes.

06:40You have lasted well. With Victor, it was all over by now.

06:43I have noticed this. The more mature coolies seemed to last longer.

06:48Water, please. Could I have some water?

06:50The final thirst.

06:52You're near the end.

07:00Please help me.

07:01Help me if you can. I can.

07:04I could champion your cause.

07:07My cause?

07:08Your work. It deserves to be trumpeted.

07:11I could be of service.

07:13I doubt it.

07:14Thanks to you, the damage done to my reputation is irreparable.

07:19You mean Victor Savage, your cousin?

07:22No, I'd forgotten that.

07:24Did you?

07:26Were you involved?

07:27I couldn't be sure.

07:28The great detective couldn't be sure.

07:33The great detective couldn't be sure.

07:37Well, it doesn't matter to me if you know how Savage died.

07:40I don't see you in the witness box.

07:42Quite another sort of box.

07:45I put an infected mosquito to his neck while he was in an opiate stupor.

07:55There.

07:58But you, how did you come to contract it?

08:03That fellow who came for me told me you thought you'd caught it in Rotherhithe.

08:08Oh, I could only account for it, sir.

08:10Cast your mind back.

08:11Oh, God!

08:12Cramps!

08:13Yes!

08:14Cramps!

08:15Help me!

08:16I will.

08:17The pain!

08:18Yes.

08:19The coolies used to do some squealing before the end.

08:22Well, now, a few days before your symptoms began, did you receive anything by post?

08:33I can't think.

08:35A parcel?

08:36No.

08:37You did?

08:38Only samples of tobacco.

08:40That's right.

08:41Did you notice the construction of the box?

08:44Under the tobacco, two small tacks stuck out.

08:47You didn't see them?

08:50They were infected.

08:55You fool.

08:58You were tangle with me, and now you are finished.

09:01The box.

09:06Where is it?

09:09Where is it?

09:13Where is it?

09:15Where is it?

09:16Where is it?

09:17Where is it?

09:18Where is it?

09:19Where is it?

09:20Where is it?

09:21Turn up the gas.

09:22The shadows begin to lengthen, do they?

09:25Yes.

09:26I'll do that.

09:27I'd prefer to see you die in the light.

09:34There it is.

09:47Your last shred of evidence.

09:51Well, well.

09:53Is there any other little service I can do you, my friend?

09:56Imagine the cigarette would be most welcome.

10:00Three days without food and water is one thing, but to be without tobacco I have found most irksome.

10:21Come in, Inspector.

10:26By turning up the gas, Smith was good enough to give our signal himself.

10:32This is the self-confessed murderer of Victor Savage.

10:36You may lie as you like, Holmes.

10:38You have no corroboration for your insane suspicions.

10:41Watson?

10:42He has a box behind his back.

10:46Treat it very gingerly.

10:48And don't open it!

10:50Damn you.

10:51Well, stop it!

10:52Damn you!

10:53Damn you!

11:16The best way of acting a part successfully is to be it.

11:20It's the Vaseline.

11:21For the forehead.

11:23Ah.

11:24Belladonna in the eye.

11:25Mm-hmm.

11:27Beeswax.

11:28Encrustation around the lips.

11:31Why...

11:32Why wouldn't you let me know when in truth there was no infection?

11:36Can you imagine that I have no respect for your medical talents?

11:39At six feet, I could deceive you.

11:42But any closer...

11:45With your astute judgment...

11:47No, no, no, no, no.

11:48No, it was essential.

11:50That you and Mrs Hudson believed me to be at death's door.

11:54Otherwise, Smith would have smelt a rat.

11:57Rats!

11:58Beeswax!

11:59Mr Holmes, you are the very worst tenant in London!

12:04George says he's going to guard the house.

12:07Oh, they're fine children, Mrs Hudson.

12:08They're little angels.

12:09We're usually known as little savages.

12:13Rats!

12:14Rats!

12:15Rats!

12:16Rats!

12:17Rats!

12:18Rats!

12:19Rats!

12:20Rats!

12:21Rats!

12:22Rats!

12:23Rats!

12:24Rats!

12:25Rats!

12:26Rats!

12:27Rats!

12:28Rats!

12:29Rats!

12:30Rats!

12:31Rats!

12:32Rats!

12:33Rats!

12:34Rats!

12:35Rats!

12:36Rats!

12:38Rats!

12:39Rats!

12:40Rats!

12:41Rats!

12:42Rats!

12:43Rats!

12:44Rats!

12:45Rats!

12:46Rats!

12:47Rats!

12:48We are very grateful to you, sir.

12:51My privilege, Miss Savage.

13:21My privilege, Miss Savage.

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