The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 39 - 1 The Red Circle, Conan Doyle, シャーロック・ホームズの冒険第39話赤い輪日本語字幕　アーサー・コナン・ドイル英語学習にも

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00:00Oh

00:30Oh

01:00Oh

01:30Emilia

02:00The strange case of the red circle started in New York and ended in the Antipodes

02:18But first I should explain how two men with the initial G came to be in London

02:26Gennaro was the hero

02:27Black Giorgiano the villain and both men loved Emilia

02:33Yes what can I?

02:57You have a room to let?

02:59Well you see I don't...

03:01Who is it Albert?

03:02The wife she usually sees to this you see

03:05A visitor my dear

03:07A wanting a room

03:09All right Albert you go into your boat

03:12Now sir what do you require?

03:15Is there room for the night?

03:17Or for a longer stay?

03:20Well Mrs. Warren I cannot think you have any particular reason for uneasiness

03:32And you note I have other things to engage me

03:36Holmes the matter of a lodger

03:38Remaining unseen in his room for more than a week is surely of some passing interest

03:43If I were a lodger she wouldn't see me for weeks on end

03:46That doesn't trouble you does it Mrs. Hudson?

03:48Nothing troubles me where you're concerned Mr. Holmes but if you remember you arranged an affair for a lodger of Mrs. Warren's a year ago

03:58Yes you did sir an Italian gentleman a Mr. Fermani

04:02Mr. Fermani never stopped talking of your kindness sir how you brought light into the darkness

04:14It was a Wagner night I think

04:19Let us hear about this lodger

04:24It frightens me Mr. Holmes

04:31I can't sleep for fright hearing his footsteps moving here and moving there from early morning to late at night

04:40And never never to catch so much as a glimpse of him

04:43Mr. Warren is as nervous as I am

04:50What's the fellow hiding from Mr. Holmes?

04:53What's he done?

04:55You see except for the maid she's all alone in the house

04:58No I won't. I can't stand it.

05:01My nerves can stand it.

05:02What's the name of the coat?

05:03What's the name of the coat?

05:04What's the name of the coat?

05:06I'm so sorry.

05:07I'm so sorry.

05:08I'm so sorry.

05:09Take time to consider Mrs. Warren the smallest point may be the most essential.

05:22He came ten days ago and he asked me my terms.

05:32I told him 12 shillings a week.

05:35There's a small sitting room and a bedroom all complete all at the top of the house.

05:39And he said he'd pay me three pounds a week for it.

05:43Three pounds?

05:44Yes sir three pounds a week as long as I kept his terms.

05:48What terms?

05:49Well he wanted a key to the house.

05:51That's all right most of my lodgers have them but he was to be left entirely to himself and never on any account to be disturbed.

06:01There's nothing very wonderful about that.

06:03Oh well not in reason but this is out of all reason.

06:07He's been there ten days morning, noon and night and neither she nor Mr. Warren nor the maid has once set eyes.

06:13And apart from the first night he's never once gone out.

06:17Oh he did go out on the first night?

06:19Oh yes he did.

06:20He returned very late.

06:21He had gone to bed.

06:23But Mr. Warren saw him.

06:25It was after midnight he'd come back.

06:31These meals I mean surely he eats.

06:35Well he rings when he wants them.

06:37We put them on a chair outside his door.

06:39If he wants anything else he writes it on a bit of paper like this.

06:48Just in pencil.

06:49Just the one word nothing more.

06:52Here.

06:53The maid leaves the daily chronicle with him every morning at breakfast.

07:02Why is it printed?

07:04Oh.

07:05Conceal his handwriting.

07:07What's the good news?

07:09Me?

07:10Well.

07:12The pencil is broad tipped and violet tinted.

07:17It's used with considerable pressure.

07:21The paper's been torn off at the side before the printing was done.

07:24You can see the...

07:25The S of soap is partly...

07:28Partly gone.

07:29Suggesting?

07:30Haste.

07:31Or caution.

07:32The man's age and appearance.

07:35Oh he's under 30 sir.

07:37He's very dark.

07:38Middle height.

07:39Clean shaven.

07:40Oh.

07:41Has an accent like Mr. Famani.

07:43Of course no name.

07:44No sir.

07:45The letters or callers.

07:48Oh no.

07:49None sir.

07:50The baggage.

07:51Labels.

07:52Stickers.

07:55White star.

07:58Ten days ago.

08:02New York.

08:04I...

08:05I think that...

08:07We must wait.

08:09Until we have a little more material.

08:13Please vanish.

08:14Both of you.

08:20Thank you Mr. Holmes.

08:22Oh thank you doctor.

08:24Oh.

08:25Leave it to me Mrs. Hudson.

08:28You must admit Holmes there are some points of interest.

08:41Only that the man now in the rooms may not be the one who engaged them.

08:45Yes of course I hadn't thought of that.

08:47And he went out immediately after taking the rooms and returned at midnight.

08:53Why a substitution?

08:56Well.

08:57Opens up a pleasurable field for intelligent speculation.

09:02And there is one line of investigation.

09:04This is Warren's former lodger.

09:06What's the matter?

09:07Enrico Vermani of Naples.

09:12He works backstage at the Royal Opera House.

09:15I...

09:19Helped him find a close relative once.

09:23A simple matter.

09:2537 Catchpole Street.

09:27Hmm.

09:28A friend to his fellow countryman in need.

09:31Do you suppose he could have recommended his former lodgings to a fellow countryman in need?

09:36Possibly.

09:38Hmm.

09:40Well it doesn't explain the lodger's behaviour.

09:44Behaviour?

09:46What behaviour?

09:47How do you know this address?

09:54Mr. Sherlock Holmes.

09:56Mr. Holmes?

09:58He always keeps a record of his past clients.

10:01But if Holmes has something to ask, why does he not come himself?

10:05Why send you Dr. Watson?

10:07Well, I...

10:08I do on occasion act for myself.

10:12Well.

10:13I cannot help you I'm afraid.

10:14I know nothing of this lodger of Mrs. Warren.

10:18Is he perhaps a fellow countryman of yours recently arrived from America in need of help?

10:23Then tell him I'm here if he needs me.

10:26That is all I can say.

10:29Excuse me.

10:31I must go to work now.

10:33It may be that Mrs. Warren needs help.

10:36The man is disturbing her household.

10:37Why?

10:39What does he do to them?

10:40Well, it's more a case of what he doesn't do.

10:42He doesn't appear from dawn till dusk.

10:43He has his meals on a tray left outside the door.

10:46If he's a fugitive from justice, we should turn him over to the police.

10:50Police?

10:52No.

10:54No.

10:55Come on.

10:56Come on.

10:57Come on.

11:08If there is a problem, Holmes knows where to find me.

11:12At the theater.

11:13Not here.

11:14Never here, doctor.

11:15You understand?

11:16You have enemies in your line of work.

11:19Everyone has enemies.

11:20Whatever they do.

11:22Is that not true of life?

11:24But some are more at risk than others with their beliefs and their courage.

11:29I do what I do, dottore.

11:30Don't make me out to be a saint.

11:31Now, please, excuse me.

11:33Don't make me out to be a saint.

11:35Now, please, excuse me.

11:37Excuse me.

11:38Let me know.

11:39Let me know.

11:40Let me know.

11:41Let me know.

11:42Hello, sir.

11:43So, thank you, sir.

11:45Let me know.

11:46What a huge amount of trouble.

11:47Let me know what you see.

11:48I know.

11:49Don't knock me out.

11:50Don't knock me out.

11:51Don't knock me out.

11:52Don't knock me out.

11:53I know.

11:54You know.

11:55Signor Zamba, senior partner in the firm of Castellotti,

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