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There you are.
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Maggie?
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Maggie, we're here.
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Hello, Jingle.
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No, of course I haven't forgotten you.
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Maggie, where are you, Maggie?
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It's us, Kevin and Vicky.
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What's up with her?
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Good morning, James.
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Oh, hello.
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I must say, you do have the most
extraordinary patients.
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Oh, these particular patients have eaten
something that didn't agree with them.
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How are you, Roger? Fine, thank you,
James.
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Did you hear about the robbery last
night?
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At Willoughby Hall, yes.
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What was stolen this time?
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A painting.
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Another one?
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Why, that makes the fourth one in the
last few weeks, doesn't it? Yes, this
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no ordinary painting. It was a George
Stubbs.
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You know how valuable that can be.
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Yes, I do.
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Well, I wonder how much longer the
police are going to allow the villains
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remain free.
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Maggie!
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Why doesn't she come out?
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Perhaps she's not well.
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Get out of here, will you?
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Don't you know this is private property?
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Have you forgotten?
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This is Sunday afternoon.
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We always visit you on Sunday
afternoons. I don't care when you visit
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I'm not having you kids around my place
anymore.
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Maggie, what's wrong?
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We're your friends, Maggie. We won't do
any harm.
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I don't have any friends anymore.
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So just you get out of here and mind
your own business.
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And take that black beast of yours with
you.
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What's wrong with her?
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Why is she acting like this?
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She's down in the dumps, that's all.
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By next week, she'll have forgotten all
about it.
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Even so, there must be a reason.
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James, this gang of thieves must know
the area pretty well.
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Probably from the village itself.
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Oh, I doubt it, Roger. I've got to know
these people pretty well, and I can't
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think of one of them that's likely to
get involved in this sort of thing. Oh,
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there are a few idlers in the village
who'd be willing to earn an easy penny.
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Well, whoever they are, they certainly
know what they're looking for.
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Father, we've just been up... Just a
minute, Vicki. What about saying good
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afternoon to Mr. Carlisle?
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Good afternoon, Mr. Carlisle.
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Father, we've just been up to the canal
to see old Maggie, but she wouldn't let
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us go on board the barge. Oh, just as
well.
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But you don't understand, Amy.
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Maggie's always been our friend.
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Oh, she's never shouted at us before.
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She's different.
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I think she's frightened of something.
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Hmm? Frightened of what?
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Oh, we don't know, Father.
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Oh, I think I do.
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They say in the village that Albert's
coming home and naturally she's nervous.
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Albert?
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Albert Wingrave. Maggie's son.
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Son?
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They say he ran away from his mother
when he was a little boy.
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Just after his father died.
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But why didn't Maggie tell us about him?
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Because he got into trouble.
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He stole some money.
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And they put him into prison for a very
long time.
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Poor Maggie.
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No wonder she's worried.
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So, Vicky, that silly old woman has a
secret all of her own.
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Maggie's our friend.
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Vicki? Vicki, I think you'd better take
Black Beauty to the stable.
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Yes, Father.
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Vicki?
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I'm sorry I upset you.
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I shouldn't have said that about Maggie.
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It's not her fault, Mr. Carlyle.
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She just can't work things out on her
own, that's all.
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Yes, I know.
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But it was a foolish thing to say.
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I'm sorry.
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Well, I'm sorry I was rude to you, too.
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I really am.
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Kevin!
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What are you doing up there?
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Listening, of course.
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Well, I... I shouldn't have been rude to
him. He didn't mean it.
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But I'm so worried about Maggie.
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Well, there's not much we can do about
it.
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Yes, there is.
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Come on, Beauty. What are you doing?
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I'm going back to see Maggie.
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What for?
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Well, if she's in any kind of trouble,
I'm going to make her talk to me about
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it.
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Well, that's what friends are for.
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Come on, Beauty.
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Maggie, are you down there?
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Have you seen all you want to?
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Where did you get it, Maggie?
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Come on, you must tell me. It's none of
your business.
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Maggie.
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I think...
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This is the painting that was stolen
from Willoughby Hall last night.
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Stolen? Who said it was stolen?
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You must tell me the truth, please,
Maggie.
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Why did you do it?
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I didn't steal any pictures.
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I'm only keeping them safe.
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Them?
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You mean there are others?
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Maggie, what have you done?
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They could put you in prison for this.
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Prison? Me?
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Dear Maggie, don't you understand?
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Stealing things that don't belong to you
is wrong.
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Even if you just hide them for someone
else.
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But I didn't steal them, I tell you.
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He forced me into it. He gave me money
and... If it's... Albert that's got into
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trouble again.
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Well, then you still shouldn't have done
it.
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Even if he is your own son.
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Albert? Who told you about Albert?
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Albert Wingrave mixed up with a gang of
art thieves.
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Is that possible?
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Why not?
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They say in the village he's a tough
character.
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It takes more than a tough character to
do a job like this. It takes a trained
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eye.
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That's certainly true of last night's
robbery.
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One of Stubb's finest paintings.
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Do you know, James, the horse in that
picture reminds me very much of Black
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Beauty.
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Really, Roger? That's interesting.
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Doctor? Dr.
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Gordon, Vicky's gone to the barge again.
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She really oughtn't to go there on her
own.
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Not with that jailbird likely to be
there. There might be trouble. All
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Amy, don't worry. I'll go and get her.
Well, you'll have to walk. She's taken
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Beauty with her.
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James, why don't you let me handle this?
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The barge is on my way home.
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I'll make sure no harm comes to Vicky.
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If your father sent me to fetch you, he
doesn't want you to visit old Maggie's
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barge. Oh, she'd never harm anyone.
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It's not her we're worried about.
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You mean Albert?
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Yes.
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Mr. Carlisle, do you know when he...
When he...
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When he came out of prison?
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Mm. Why?
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Nothing.
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You go home now.
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Leave this to me.
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She found them.
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I'm not going back, Mother.
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I'll not be locked up again. I'll not.
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We'll go downriver.
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There's still time.
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Time? What about the paintings?
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We'd never get away.
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Albert.
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Albert.
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Stop it, Mother. Stop it.
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All those years I was alone, thinking of
you, hoping that you'd come home one
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day and that everything would be
different.
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Well, I came home, didn't I?
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To what? Go on, tell me.
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Strangers, mother, strangers.
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They looked at me and shook their heads
because they knew what I was. An
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outcast. No, Albert.
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What chance did I ever have to go
straight?
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Once that girl talks to her father, I'm
done for.
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We'll get rid of the paintings.
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What good would that do? It's too late.
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Well, what then?
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I don't know, I don't know.
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We'll go down the canal.
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We'll hide.
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We've no chance.
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We're trapped, don't you understand?
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Mother! Mother!
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Oh, I wish I knew what to do, beauty.
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If Maggie leaves with those paintings...
Yes,
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you're right.
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I must stop her leaving.
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Go on, boy.
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Go on. Go on.
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Hey, man.
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Let me know when that patient arrives.
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Maggie?
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Maggie!
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Please don't go, Maggie.
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do any good running away.
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No one is going to put me in prison, not
ever.
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Please, Maggie.
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Maggie!
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Come on, Jingle.
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Cheer, boy.
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What are you doing here?
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Are you Dr. Gordon?
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Yes.
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I've got something to tell you.
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My name's Wingrave, Doctor.
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Albert Wingrave.
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Ah.
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Kevin!
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Kevin!
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Kevin! Maggie's in terrible trouble.
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What sort of trouble?
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She's got all those stolen paintings on
her barge.
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Are you sure?
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Of course I am. I saw them myself.
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Maggie has them shut away.
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I knew it. It must be that son of hers.
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Doctor?
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Doctor Gordon!
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Doctor! All right, Albert.
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I'm trusting you to go straight to the
police.
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Yes, Doctor.
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But, Amy, you don't understand.
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We've got to save her. Of course we
have.
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What is it, Amy?
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Well, Vicky has some story about finding
all those stolen paintings on Maggie's
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barge. It's not a story. Maggie's in
terrible trouble.
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I think I've heard quite enough nonsense
for one day.
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Father!
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Maggie's taking her barge down the canal
with all the stolen paintings on board.
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We've got to stop it.
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You'll do no such thing. You'll stay
here.
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Forget about Maggie and the barge. It's
none of your concern.
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Your father's quite right, Vicky. We
should leave these things to the police.
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Where are you going?
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Where do you think?
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To stop that guard.
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But father said... Wait for me.
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What are we going to do?
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Please
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don't
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let them arrest Maggie, Father.
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It isn't Maggie we're after.
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Keep out of it now, you two. Leave the
rest to us.
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That's the man.
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Get that man.
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It's Mr.
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Carlisle. Hmm.
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Barbara, he's getting away.
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Yeah, this way.
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No, Mr. Dickens. Leave this to Beauty.
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Go on, boy.
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Go and get it!
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Okay, me.
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No, it was Mr. Carlisle who stole those
paintings. It was something he said.
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What was that?
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He compared the horse in the painting
with Black Beauty.
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Why couldn't he have known that? Well,
nobody could, apart from the owners and
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me.
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I only saw the painting for the first
time when I treated Lady Willoughby last
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week.
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He knew Albert was just out of prison.
266
00:22:02,910 --> 00:22:06,050
Roger threatened he'd put the blame on
him if Maggie didn't hide the paintings.
267
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And the sad thing is that Roger really
loved the paintings.
268
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He had to have them, whatever the
consequences.
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What about Maggie now?
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There, you see, Albert?
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You were right to tell me everything.
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I was scared, Doctor. Me with the
criminal record and all. I know. You've
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for the pass. There was no need to be
frightened.
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People aren't all like you, Doctor
Gordon.
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You'll get work.
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I promise you.
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You're really home now, Albert. You're
really home at last.
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