Agatha Christie's Poirot 1-1, The Adventure of the Clapham Cook, 名探偵ポワロ　第1話　コックを捜せ日本語字幕英語学習にも

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00:00Husband put head in gas oven, home life happy?

00:29No.

00:31Belgravia and overseas bank clerk absconds with fortune.

00:36How much is this fortune?

00:4090,000 pounds.

00:42No.

00:43It's a king's ransom, Poirot.

00:44When it is used to ransom a king, it becomes interesting to Poirot.

00:50Stuff here, Poirot.

00:52Mysterious suicide, absconding bank clerk, missing typers.

00:55Yes, but I am not greatly attracted...

00:57Mysterious suicide, absconding bank clerk, missing typers.

01:00Yes, but I am not greatly attracted to any of them, mon ami.

01:04I have many affairs of importance of my own to attend to.

01:07Such as?

01:09My wardrobe, Hastings.

01:11If I mistake not, there is on my new grey suit the spot of Greece.

01:15You have noticed it, perhaps?

01:17No.

01:18No? Well, it's only the one spot you understand, but it is sufficient to trouble me.

01:24Then there is my winter overcoat.

01:26I must lay him aside in the powder of Keating's.

01:29And I think...

01:32Yes, I think the moment is ripe for the trimming of the moustache.

01:36Also the pomading.

01:40A client. Her name's Mrs. Todd.

01:44Her name's Mrs. Todd.

01:48Lest the affair is one of national importance.

01:51I touch it not.

01:53I couldn't say, sir. Shall I ask her?

01:55No, no, no, no, no, Miss Lemon.

01:57Show Mrs. Todd in.

02:01Yes.

02:04Mind you, I knew a Mrs. Jones once...

02:07Mind you, I knew a Mrs. Jones once who was master of hands with the Mid-Rutland.

02:11Yes.

02:12Mrs. Jones once who was master of hands with the Mid-Rutland.

02:14Yes.

02:15You know, that's all.

02:17Funny woman.

02:18Funny woman.

02:20Miss Todd, sir.

02:22Thank you, thank you.

02:27Miss Mother.

02:28Oh, you're not a bit how I thought you'd be.

02:31Did you pay for that bit in the paper...

02:33Bit how I thought you'd be.

02:36Did you pay for that bit in the paper saying what a clever detective you were

02:39or did they put it in themselves?

02:42Madame.

02:43Oh, I'm sorry, I'm sure.

02:45But you know what newspapers are like nowadays.

02:47Nothing but puff.

02:49But no offence taken, I hope.

02:54I fear you are making a mistake, Madame.

02:57Hercule Poirot is a private detective.

02:59You are making a mistake, Madame.

03:01Hercule Poirot is a private detective.

03:04I know that.

03:05Haven't I just told you I want you to find my cook for me?

03:08Walked out of the house on Wednesday without so much as a bye or leave and never came back.

03:12I am sorry, Madame, but I do not touch that particular kind of business.

03:17I wish you a good day.

03:20So that's it, is it?

03:21Too proud, eh?

03:23Only deal with government secrets and countess' jewels.

03:27Well, let me tell you, Mr High and Mighty Poirot,

03:30a good cook's a good cook.

03:32And when you lose one, it's as much to you as pearls out of some fine lady.

03:43Madame wrong.

03:44Your remarks are just and intelligent.

03:48Remarks are just and intelligent.

03:53Mystique, truly here is the problem of national importance.

03:58Truly here is the problem of national importance.

04:03Where do you reside, Mrs Todd?

04:0688, Prince Albert Road, Clapham.

04:13You say this jewel of a cook went out on Wednesday and did not return?

04:16Wednesday, yes. It was her day off.

04:18The day before yesterday.

04:20Has it occurred to you, Madame, that she might have met with some accident?

04:23Have you inquired at the hospital?

04:25That's exactly what I thought yesterday.

04:27But this morning, if you please, she sent for her box.

04:30What box?

04:31Her box.

04:32Her trunk.

04:34Luggage.

04:35Oh, I see.

04:36Well, I'm afraid it was a mistake.

04:39Luggage.

04:40Oh, I see.

04:41Will you describe her to me, Madame?

04:43Oh, she's most respectable.

04:45Ten years in her last place.

04:47Middle-aged, grey-haired, thin.

04:49And her name?

04:50Dunn. Eliza Dunn.

04:53This is Clapham. There's the common.

05:05You had no disagreement with her on Wednesday, Madame?

05:07No, that's what makes it all so queer.

05:09How many servants do you keep?

05:11Two. Miss Dunn in the House Parliament.

05:14Annie.

05:18Driver.

05:38Oh.

05:44Promise me one thing.

05:46What's that, Poirot?

05:47Never, but never, must Chief Inspector Jap hear that I...

05:50What's that, Poirot?

05:51Never, but never, must Chief Inspector Jap hear that I investigated such a case.

05:56Mine was the word, old boy.

05:59This gentleman's a detective.

06:01He wants to ask you, he wants to ask you a few questions.

06:10Voyons, Mademoiselle Annie.

06:13Voyons, Mademoiselle Annie.

06:17It is important, Annie.

06:19You alone can shed any light on the case.

06:22It is important, Annie.

06:24You alone can shed any light on the case.

06:26Without you, I...

06:28You alone can shed any light on the case.

06:31Without you, I can do nothing.

06:33Sir, I'm sure I'll tell you anything I can, sir.

06:37That is good.

06:38Now...

06:42First of all...

06:46You are a girl of remarkable intelligence that can be seen at once.

06:49A girl of remarkable intelligence that can be seen at once.

06:52But this is a queer thing, eh?

06:55What is your own explanation of Eliza's disappearance?

06:59White slavers, sir.

07:03Long, sir. Only no one will listen.

07:05No one will listen.

07:07Cook was always warning me against them.

07:09Don't you go sniffing no scent, nor eating no sweets.

07:13No matter how gentlemanly the fellow...

07:16This is something we had not thought of, Hastings.

07:18No. Right.

07:20Good heavens.

07:22But would she have sent for her trunk?

07:25Beg pardon, sir?

07:26Miss Dunn sent for her trunk, I believe.

07:29Now, if she had truly been taken by these white slavers,

07:32would she have sent for her luggage?

07:35Well, I don't know, sir.

07:37She'd want her things, wouldn't she?

07:39Even in foreign parts, she'd want her things.

07:42Ah.

07:44Here, sir. The men from Carter-Patterson.

07:47And did you pack it for her?

07:48Men from Carter-Patterson.

07:50And did you pack it for her?

07:51No, sir. It was already packed and corded.

07:54Ah.

07:56That is interesting.

07:58For a time.

08:01You see that, do you not?

08:03Oh, I'd never thought of that.

08:05You see that, do you not?

08:07Oh, I'd never thought of that.

08:13Leave.

08:15What was the very last thing Eliza said to you before she went out?

08:22She said,

08:23if there's any stewed peaches left over from the dining room,

08:27we'll have them for supper.

08:29And a bit of bacon and fried potatoes.

08:32Mad over stewed peaches, she was.

08:38Thank you very much, Annie.

08:40You have been most helpful.

08:42Thank you very much, Annie.

08:44You have been most helpful.

08:47Thank you very much, Annie.

08:49You have been most helpful.

09:06Was she saying things about me?

09:08Not at all.

09:10Only things of the pleasantest nature.

09:13But for a woman of your intelligence, madame,

09:16it would be tiresome to bear with patience

09:19the roundabout methods we plodding detectives have to use.

09:23Oh. Oh, I see.

09:25Well, I wouldn't say there was all that much difference between us, Mr. Farrow.

09:29Mind you, I was always very good at general knowledge at school.

09:32Fair. And your husband, too, I'm sure, is the intellectual, yes?

09:36Yes. Yes, he does very well with figures.

09:39A successful businessman?

09:41With the prudential, yes, in the city.

09:44What about the other inmates of the house, madame?

09:47Oh, you mean Mr. Simpson, our paying guest?

09:49What is his profession, madame?

09:51Oh, he's in business, too, with the Belgravia and Overseas Bank.

09:56A young man, is he?

09:5828, I believe. A nice young fellow.

10:03Well, they're both being at about six, if you want to see them.

10:06An excellent suggestion, madame.

10:10Well, my colleague and I will take a turn on your famous common for...

10:16one hour.

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