Pursuit to Algiers Page #3
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Things can't be kept
quiet indefinitely.
Certain factions are
still fanatically loyal
you know.
For enough money
the people will forget
there ever was
such a King.
And once we have the body...
Shh.
- Doctor?
- Hi.
Small gray plane,
two white stripes.
No!
It can't be true!
Holmes,
Holmes gone!
Dr. Watson?
I beg your pardon,
Dr. Watson?
What is it?
I'm sorry to
bother you, sir,
but there's a gentleman
quite ill in Cabin 7.
you'd mind seeing him.
No, no, I can't
see anyone now.
Well, we have no
doctor aboard, sir.
I've retired from practice.
Well, the captain
requested it, sir.
The captain?
- Oh, where is he?
- If you'll just follow me.
It's the cabin
adjoining yours, sir.
Right this way, sir.
The doctor is here, sir.
Is it serious, doctor?
Oh, dear, dear, dear,
can't you see I'm busy?
Thank you, Sanford.
Holmes!
But the wireless said
your plane crashed!
No survivors!
- It was shot down, Watson.
- I don't understand.
I'm terribly sorry,
old fellow.
I meant you to
know the truth
at the earliest
possible moment,
but as you know,
I have a dislike of plans
made by other people.
They have a habit of
becoming too widely known,
and that convenient accident
of the original plane
merely confirmed
my suspicion.
- You mean you intended to take
the boat all along? - Certainly,
I made the arrangements
with the Prime Minister
while you were at
Baker Street packing.
Well, why didn't you
tell me?
Why let me make
a fool of myself?
You didn't make
a fool of yourself.
No one could
possibly have known
from your manner
in coming aboard
that our young friend
here and I
until the ship sailed.
Your Majesty!
You mean, your nephew,
Nikolas Watson.
What?
Oh, yes, yes, of course,
yes, yes, of course.
That's my nephew, Nikolas.
As I suspected,
old fellow,
our enemies acted
promptly and ruthlessly
and it's only a
matter of time
until they find the
wreckage of the plane
and discover
that we're not on it.
Well, let me explain
something, Holmes.
There's a woman on board
who carries a revolver
in her handbag.
Miss Agatha Dunham.
If she's a she.
From the looks of it, I wouldn't be
surprised if it's a man dressed up.
Oh, it's not very
uncommon for a woman
traveling alone
to carry a revolver.
Yes, but there's
another thing, Holmes.
I just heard a very
suspicious conversation
between two men
in the smoking room.
Something about
a fanatical faction
and the body of a king.
Oh, hmm.
I had hoped my strategy might give
us breathing space for a day or two.
What do you propose to do,
Holmes?
I...I've made
arrangements to hand
Nikolas over to
his friends in Algiers,
They have the means to ensure the
completion of his journey and safety.
After which you
and Dr. Watson
will be able to continue with
your interrupted holiday.
need some relaxation.
From the look of it, old
fellow, you've already started.
What do you mean, Holmes?
Along the lines of
relaxation, I mean.
Brunette, young, beautiful.
As a matter of fact
you're right,
but how did you know?
Brunette.
And I pay sufficient
credit to your good taste,
to take the
beautiful for granted.
singing Now, if a
Ha, ha, ha, delightful,
very delightful.
Now, how about that surprise
you said you had for me?
Oh, you'll see in time.
But first of all you must
keep your promise.
You said you'd sing, "Flow
Gently Sweet Afton" for me.
Oh, all right,
if you really want me too.
Oh, of course I do.
I wonder if you'd hand
me my music case, please?
Oh, here it is.
Oh, I may say!
So sorry.
That's all right.
- Hope I didn't hurt you?
- No, no.
Ah, here is my surprise.
May I introduce my nephew,
Mr. Nikolas Watson?
- How do you do?
- How do you do?
And my friend,
Mr. Sherlock Holmes.
How do you do?
Oh, I...
Excuse me.
- Oh, I'm sorry.
- Excuse me.
Really, Watson, I've never
thought of myself as handsome,
but that's the
first time in my life
that a woman has run
away at the sight of me.
Hang it all, Holmes,
something must be wrong.
Obviously,
can I have a sherry?
- Please.
- No, thanks.
Did you tell her
I was on board?
No, no,
I just told her tonight
that I had a surprise for her.
That seems to be rather
an understatement.
- Two sherries, please.
- Yes, sir.
I don't understand it,
Holmes.
She seems too nice a girl.
She sings charmingly.
My dear fellow, musical talent
is hardly evidence of innocence.
As a matter of fact,
the late Professor Moriarity
was a virtuoso
on the bassoon.
Thank you.
Incidentally,
under no circumstances
is Nikolas to be left alone,
at any time or for any reason.
Oh, what are you
going to do, Holmes?
Normal, nothing.
move to my antagonists.
Cheers.
Good morning, everybody.
Good morning, my dear.
Not that it is a
very good morning.
Well, at least it's
mysterious and attractive,
not all dirty and sinister
like a London fog.
Blasted noise,
- kept me awake half the night.
- Oh, that's too bad.
Would you be interested in
- I'd like to but ah...
- Well, come along, then.
Watson, I think a walk
on the deck, is indicated.
Not for me...
Oh, yes of course,
nothing like a good hike
for the digestion.
That's funny,
they can't have gone far.
Can't see a thing.
Well, unless we
should get in touch
with someone
in authority at once.
three bodies, not just one.
We were told to use our own
judgment about the best way to...
Pardon me, gentlemen,
have you by any chance
seen Ms. Woodbury and...
Sorry, we haven't.
That's very rude.
Nikolas?
Good morning, ducky.
Good morning, you're looking
depressingly healthy.
Rather.
Three-mile hike before
each meal, old boy.
I know,
good for the digestion.
You haven't by
any chance seen
Ms. Woodbury and
my nephew, have you?
Don't tell me you've lost
the dear boy.
The question is not
have I lost the dear boy,
but have you seen him?
Come, doctor
a- hunting we will go.
But I've already been this way.
You know, there's
something fascinating
about fog at sea.
Gets you just as wet.
It really is thick,
isn't it?
You can hardly see
the water.
It looks ominous.
Yes, doesn't it?
being wet.
You know, I have a feeling
my nose is a sight.
- It's a very pretty nose.
- Oh, liar!
Oh, look out.
Oh, well, thank you, I...
Isn't it lucky you were here?
Yes, isn't it?
You, you startled me.
I thought you were
deep in your chess game.
Oh, the lost is found, Doctor.
- Sorry, Holmes, it was a fog.
- Yes, so I observed.
It's colder out here
than I thought.
Come, my dear, a good brisk
hike will do you good.
I'm sure the Doctor
doesn't wish to continue
now that he's found
the dear boy.
It appears that someone
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