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00:00But this is not the country, my friend.

00:21The country is full of trees, and flowers, and public houses.

00:27This is a desert.

00:30I don't know why we've come all this way anyway.

00:32You found the cork.

00:33No.

00:34The cork is but the beginning of the story, Hastings.

00:38We're on to bigger things.

00:44Look at that work.

00:59Look at that view.

01:00Yes, well, views are very nice, Hastings, but they should be painted for us so that

01:08we may study them in the warmth and comfort of our own homes.

01:12That is why we pay the artist for exposing himself to these conditions on our behalf.

01:16What do you mean, conditions?

01:17It's a wonderful day.

01:20Just fill your lungs with that air.

01:22No, my poor friend.

01:23This sort of air is intended for birds and little furry things.

01:28The lungs of Hercule Poirot demand something more substantial, the good air of the town.

01:41We have got the right Eliza Dunn.

01:45We have got the right Eliza Dunn, have we?

01:47I mean, what's she doing all the way up here?

01:50That is what we are here to find out.

01:58Wonderful position.

01:59Yes?

02:00Formerly an employee of the Mrs. Yes?

02:06Formerly an employee of the Mrs. Ernst and Todd at 88 Prince Albert of the Mrs. Ernst

02:11and Todd at 88 Prince Albert Road, Clapham.

02:14That's right.

02:15I am Hercule Poirot, Miss Dunn.

02:17I have to answer my newspaper advertisement.

02:20Oh, yes.

02:21My letter, sir.

02:22I've already got my legacy.

02:23I've already got my legacy.

02:24Miss Dunn, may we be permitted to come into the house for a moment?

02:30I'm sure your employer will not object.

02:33No, she won't mind.

02:36Come in.

02:38Come in.

02:39My laugh, sir, I'm sorry, sorry, is I don't have no employer, see?

02:52This is my house.

02:53Oh, Miss Dunn, forgive me.

02:56That's all right, sir.

02:57You wasn't to know.

02:59This is part of my legacy, see?

03:02Oh, sit down, do.

03:06Miss Dunn, you have mentioned your legacy, but Captain Hastings and I, we know nothing

03:20of this.

03:21What was the ad then?

03:23Your late mistress, Mrs. Todd, was much concerned about you.

03:26She feared some accident might have befallen you.

03:28But didn't she get my letter?

03:30No, she got no letter.

03:32She got no word of any kind.

03:34Oh, dear, sir.

03:36I gave the letter to Mr. Crock.

03:38I said most particular he was to give it to me, he was to give it to Mrs. Todd.

03:43Perhaps you would recount to Captain Hastings and me, count to Captain Hastings and me,

03:48the whole story?

03:49No.

03:50And it was last Wednesday that it all, it was last Wednesday that it all started like.

03:58The stone which the builders rejected, the same has become the head of the corner.

04:05I'd been over to see my friend in Oxton and I was on my way home when a gentleman stopped

04:09me.

04:10He said he'd been asking for me at number 88.

04:14Then he told me some story about an old friend of my grandmother's in Australia leaving me

04:21a house and some money in her will.

04:23Well, I didn't believe him at first.

04:27And then he showed me this letter.

04:29It will be the stone which the builders have rejected.

04:34127 Wentworth Way, Melbourne.

04:39127 Wentworth Way, Melbourne.

04:43Well, one of them is right here, Miss Dan.

04:50Benjamin Crouchet, Attorney-at-Law.

04:55Oh, yes indeed, sir, I didn't mean to doubt you.

05:02It's just over by Acton, isn't it, sir?

05:07Oh, my good God.

05:09But before we confront that particular difficulty, there is one other...

05:12Oh, my good God.

05:13But before we confront that particular difficulty, there is one other...

05:16Oh, God.

05:17But before we confront that particular difficulty, there is one other stipulation that we should

05:21get out of the way.

05:22And what of is that, sir?

05:24Well, it's of no importance as it doesn't apply in this case, thank heaven.

05:29It's just a stipulation that you should not be in domestic service.

05:33Oh.

05:36As the madam has done.

05:38I am a cook, sir.

05:41Didn't they tell you at the house?

05:44My dear Miss Lloyd, dear.

05:50This is very unfortunate.

05:54Er, now, sir.

05:58Now, sir.

06:00That's ever so nice.

06:03Even if it is a bit out of the way.

06:07Believe I have it.

06:10We lawyers always know a thing or two.

06:14The way out here is for you to have left your employment before we met.

06:21But we have met, sir, I mean, and I haven't.

06:24Haven't you?

06:25No.

06:27Haven't you, Miss Dan?

06:29No, I...

06:34Oh, I see.

06:37Yes.

06:39You left your employment this morning, did you not, before we met?

06:44Yes.

06:46I remember now.

06:48I did, as a matter of fact.

06:50There.

06:52Now, it is imperative that you take possession of the house by noon tomorrow.

06:58In order to do that, you must catch the night train from Kings Cross.

07:02Oh.

07:03Go along, Miss Dan.

07:04I'll give you ten pounds or so for the fare.

07:07And you can write a note to your employer at the station, which I shall personally deliver for you.

07:12And explain everything.

07:16And was everything as Mr Crotchet had said?

07:20Oh, yes, and more, sir.

07:23Now, what about your luggage?

07:25All the things you had left at 88 Prince Albert Road.

07:28Oh, well, Mr Crotchet sent them on like he said he would,

07:31but they was all done up in brown paper, like.

07:34I don't know.

07:36I suppose Mrs Todd was angry with me and grudged me my bit of luck

07:40and wouldn't let him have my box.

07:43But Annie said the trunk was.

07:44Later, my friend.

07:46Later.

07:47What, my letter?

07:55Say.

07:57Say.

07:59A little muddle about your trunk.

08:02A little muddle about your trunk.

08:05Which I will straighten out with Mrs Todd.

08:07A little muddle about your trunk.

08:10Which I will straighten out with Mrs Todd, if you will permit.

08:13Oh, thank you very much, sir.

08:16Come, Hastings.

08:18We must return to London.

08:21With all possible speed.

08:28If there's nowhere you can contact the Chief Inspector,

08:32then telephone him at his home.

08:34Yes, of the greatest urgency.

08:37Tell him he should not be looking for babies.

08:39He should be looking for Simpson.

08:42Not babies, but Simpson!

08:45Sir.

09:09Sir.

09:10What's Simpson supposed to have done?

09:13Sir.

09:14What's Simpson supposed to have done?

09:16What's Simpson supposed to have done?

09:22Talking today, eh?

09:23They take a little vacance, eh?

09:27They take a little vacance, eh?

09:31It's to do with this Eliza, isn't it?

09:34No.

09:38Then it's something to do with this Australian fellow.

09:41There is no Australian fellow.

09:43Yes, there is. She told us about him.

09:49No.

09:51Oh, right, the lodger, yes.

09:53Do you remember I asked him if...

09:55Oh, right, the lodger, yes.

09:57Do you remember I asked him if he took an interest in...

09:59Yes.

10:00Do you remember I asked him if he took an interest in amateur theatricals?

10:05Yes, I do, as a matter of fact.

10:08I don't know.

10:09I don't know.

10:10Yes, I do, as a matter of fact.

10:13Why do you think I asked him that?

10:16Why?

10:18Well, making conversation, I suppose.

10:24That's because he had recently been wearing a false beard.

10:29He had a tiny trace of gum Arabic in his...

10:33What do you call it here?

10:34Sideburn.

10:35Sideburn, yes.

10:41Shh, boom.

10:42Shh, boom.

11:10Oh, my God.

11:27Arcule Poirot, who are you?

11:31Arcule Poirot, who are you?

11:35So, who are you?

11:38Sarge, there's some French gent at the door.

11:41No, no, no, no, no, I am not some French gent.

11:43I am some Belgian gent.

11:46Oh, well, well, and if it isn't Mr. Poirot.

11:48It is.

11:49Is the lady of the house in?

11:51The chief inspector's here.

11:52Mr. Poirot!

11:54Ah, Mrs. Togden-Morning.

11:55I don't know how you have the impotence.

11:57You were paid off handsomely.

11:59Well...

12:00And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:02Well...

12:03And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all...

12:07Well...

12:08And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:09Well...

12:10And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:11Well...

12:12And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:13Well...

12:14And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:15Well...

12:16And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:17Well...

12:18And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:19Well...

12:20And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:21Well...

12:22And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:23Well...

12:24And then look at this, we've got policemen crawling all over the house.

12:25Well...

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