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Eliza attempts to bring some cheer to the office.
Eliza attempts to bring some cheer to the office, but when William pays a visit, she has a sneaking suspicion he hasn't come with good news.
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(footsteps thuds) Secret admirer?
- Good morning, Clarence, and no.
Just a little gift to myself.
Some cheer for my office.
- Need I remind you every shilling counts.
- The shillings will soon be pouring in Clarence.
Inspector Wellington has promised me a case.
I'm quite sure by this time next week, we shall have plenty more.
Besides, in this line of work, it's important to remind oneself there is some beauty in the world.
(door taps) - Morning.
- Inspector Wellington, I was just talking about you.
- I'd really rather you didn't.
- It's all good things, I can assure you.
- Oh, in that case, don't let me stop you.
- How are you, William?
- Fine, thank you.
(William sniffs) (suspenseful music) - You just sniffed.
So either you're allergic to these flowers or you have bad news.
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Eliza finds herself investigating the dark and macabre world of Victorian undertakers. (30s)
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