The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes 30 - 3 The Boscombe Valley Mystery, Conan Doyle, シャーロック・ホームズの冒険第30話ボスコム渓谷の惨劇日本語字幕　アーサー・コナン・ドイル英語学習にも

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00:00Oh

00:05Me do you understand yes? Why none of your damn business just do as you're told

00:13James

00:20Now you are here

00:22Get over to turn this place and tell that girl you'll marry I'll do no such thing look father

00:26We have been do all this before your damn disobedient little bastard

00:33Give me the gun

00:36Give me the gun it's my life, and I'm gonna run it the way I like

00:47Damn you I'll throw you out. I'll ruin you you see now get off out of it

00:56I

01:01Had hardly gone any distance at all when I heard a terrible scream

01:07I ran back down and found my father lying on his side

01:11Did you see anyone else no movement anywhere? No, my attention was entirely on my father. He was terribly wounded

01:18I

01:20You would not tell the coroner about this quarrel with your father

01:24It was something

01:26Private it was no business of his

01:28Was it not because this confrontation with your father might seem to incriminate you?

01:32No

01:34No it was because it concerned Alice

01:36It was no business of the coroner's or anyone else's

01:40I wasn't gonna have her name bandied about in the courtroom

01:42Hmm

01:44Hmm

01:46You do know that

01:48Alice loves you James

01:52And believes you to be innocent

01:54Yes I know

01:56The thought of her love and her faith in me has kept me in some sort of

02:00Sanity in this horrible place

02:02And if you did not wish to marry her as your father so clearly wished

02:06Perhaps you did not share her love

02:10I did

02:12I do Mr. Holmes

02:14I love Alice Turner

02:16I

02:18I adore her

02:20I worship the very crown she treads on

02:22But

02:26And yet

02:30I could not ask her to marry me because

02:34Because I was married already

02:42Don't you think you'd better tell me about it?

02:48When

02:50When I first started studying in Liverpool

02:52My father gave me a very generous allowance

02:55I was too generous for my own good

02:59I became very wild and fell in with a bad set of people

03:04In a fit of

03:06Drunken madness

03:08I went through a form of marriage in a register office

03:10To a woman much older than I was

03:15A barmaid

03:18I hardly ever saw Alice at that time

03:20Of course I couldn't tell my father

03:22He would certainly have thrown me out as he'd so often threatened

03:24Yes I'm sure he would

03:25Yes I'm sure he would

03:28Have you any idea

03:30Who would have killed your father so guiltily?

03:32None whatsoever

03:36Do you know

03:37I go over the scene day after day after day in my mind

03:43But I am as puzzled as everyone else is

03:48Don't give up her

03:50Thank you Mr. Holmes

03:53Oh Mr. Holmes

03:55It hardly concerns all this business

03:56But perhaps I should tell you

03:58Some good has come out of this evil

04:03Since I've been in here I've received a message from the woman I married

04:06Who has read in the newspapers that I am in serious trouble and likely to be hanged

04:10She wrote that she had a husband already in the Bermuda dockyard

04:15Good heavens

04:17So

04:19There is no legal tie between us

04:22If only I had known before

04:27You are right to tell me

04:28You are right to tell me

04:38Poor fellow

04:40Must have been maddening to be upbraided by his father

04:43For not doing something he would give his very eyes to do

04:46If he is innocent

04:49Who did it?

04:50Indeed

04:52Perhaps I can help

04:53I have not been entirely idle in your absence

04:55In the surgeon's deposition at the inquest

04:58It states that the posterior third of the left parietal bone

05:02And the left half of the occipital bone

05:04Were shattered by blows from a blunt weapon

05:07Now that's... that's here, right?

05:09Behind

05:11But the evidence states that they were quarrelling

05:14Face to face

05:16That's a very nice piece of deduction, Watson

05:19Thank you

05:21But hardly a valid one

05:23MacArthur could have easily turned his back the moment the girl had run off

05:25But I am so glad that you are coming round to my way of thinking

05:28And Miss Turner's, the boy, is innocent

05:31You are putting words into my mouth, I didn't say that

05:33But you are thinking it, just a little

05:36No

05:42Those boots were the ones the Master was wearing at the time he was murdered, sir

05:48I have cleaned them up since, of course

05:51Those?

05:53Those were a pair of Master Jameses

05:55We bought them new, last Micklemas

05:57Thank you, George

05:59Now let us get down to the mirror

06:07This is the place, Mr. Holmes

06:10You'll still see traces of the blood

06:14Please, would you keep clear to this area?

06:15Why did you enter the mirror, Inspector?

06:16Well, I fished about with the rake

06:18I thought there might be some weapon thrown there or some other trays

06:20If only I had been here before they came, like I heard a buffalo and wallowed all over it

06:21This must be the gamekeeper and his gang

06:22These tracks are young McCarthy's

06:23And these

06:24Twice he walked

06:25And these

06:26Twice he walked

06:28He turned

06:30He turned

06:32Once he ran

06:34So at the start of the stand

06:35The time was safe

06:36Who ran

06:37No

06:38Why did you?

06:39You had a little sleep

06:40I did say

06:41No

06:42No

06:43No

06:44No

06:45No

06:46No

06:47No

06:48No

06:49No

06:50No

06:51No

07:02so that the soles of the feet are deeply marked and the heels are hardly visible.

07:07That would bear out his story he ran when he saw his father on the ground.

07:11It doesn't work, I think, I'll say that.

07:15The father paced up and down, right here.

07:21What have we here?

07:23Tiptoes.

07:27Tiptoes.

07:29Square toes. Most unusual boots.

07:33Where did Mr. Square toes come from?

07:48He'd have made a rare blood handle, Mr. Holmes.

07:55Ah.

07:59It has been a case of considerable interest. Come.

08:10Thank you, George.

08:12Thank you, sir.

08:14Would you deliver this note?

08:17Yes, sir. Indeed. Right away.

08:29Uh, this may interest you, Inspector.

08:38The murderer was done with it.

08:43Have you seen old marks?

08:44There are none.

08:45Well, how do you know, then?

08:46The grass was growing under it.

08:48It's only been there a few days. It corresponds with the injuries.

08:51And the murderer?

08:52He's a tall man, left-handed, limps with the right leg, wears thick-soled shooting boots with square toes,

09:00smokes Indian cigars, uses a cigar holder, and carries a blunt penknife in his pocket.

09:06You're a brilliant man, Mr. Holmes, and I wish I had your brains.

09:17Your theories are all very well, but I'm still not convinced. Not this time.

09:23We have to deal with a hard-headed British jury.

09:26Well, you've had your chance, Inspector.

09:29I'm a practical man, Mr. Holmes.

09:31I cannot undertake to go around the country looking for a left-handed gentleman with a Gamby leg.

09:37Must have become the laughing stock of Cheshire.

09:40We shall see.

09:42You work your method, I shall work mine.

09:50Now, let us take this morning's work.

09:54From my examination of the ground, I gained details as to the personality of the criminal.

10:00But how?

10:01You know my method.

10:03It is founded upon the observance of trifles.

10:06Well, his height, I know you might roughly judge by the length of his stride, his boots by his traces, but the man's lameness.

10:12The impression of his right foot was always less distinct than that of the left. Why? Because he limped.

10:17His left-handedness. The blow was delivered from immediately behind him, yet it was on the left-hand side.

10:21What?

10:22He must have been a left-handed man, of course.

10:25He stood behind that tree during the confrontation between father and son.

10:30He even smoked there.

10:31Smoked?

10:33Cigar ash.

10:37An Indian cigar.

10:39You will remember my little monograph on the subject of ashes from pipe, cigar and cigarette tobacco.

10:45One hundred different varieties, if I remember.

10:48One hundred and forty, thank you, Watson.

10:51Having discovered the ash, I discovered this stump which the man had thrown among the moths.

11:00An Indian cigar rolled in Rotterdam.

11:04You will notice that the end has not been in his mouth.

11:07So, he used a cigar holder.

11:08The tip has been cut off.

11:11Not bitten.

11:13But the cut is not a clean one, so I did use the blunt pen knife.

11:19You are lazy.

11:22Among the words mumbled by the dying man.

11:24The only word that young McCarthy could understand was the word rat.

11:33Rat.

11:34Hmm.

11:37Most curious.

11:41Come with me.

11:55Now.

11:58What do you read?

11:59A rat.

12:00And now?

12:01Boy rat.

12:02Ballarat.

12:04That is the word the man uttered.

12:06Australia.

12:24Mohan Gogh.

12:25Go.

12:26Blue-

12:28Come with you.

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