i do wish you'd give me a little more warning when you come home unexpected. i would have roasted a goose -- and had some flowers for you.
i'll unpack your bags.
yes? what is it? what have i done now?
missing?
oh, i made sure not to disturb anything.
some of the dust was this thick.
how can you stand this? why don't you let me air the room out?
i'm sure there's a crying need for that.
all of which will end up on my rug.
all right. if you gentlemen want to stay here and suffocate.
i made you some tea and cress sandwiches.
are you going away for the weekend?
moving out?
it's so sad. you and mr. holmes -- after all these years --
i'll wash this and send it on to you.
i know how it feels -- i once went through a divorce myself.
mr. holmes.
how many times have i told you i will not tolerate pistol practice on my premises? i should have evicted you when you shot them holes in my wall.
look at that mess you made --
unpack?
there's a cabbie here -- he says you owe him two-and-six.
mr. holmes. you can't let him --
oh, dash. will someone remove the violin, please?
poor thing.
come, my dear.
dr. watson! your porridge is getting lumpy. hadn't you better get up?
yes, i would.
dr. watson. she's gone.
well, i never!
we certainly were.
liberties -- in my house!
oh, at last. it's been a ghastly experience.
did you ever try doing embroidery with a gun in your hand?