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Chapter 4 of a study in Scarlet 
by Sir. 

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Arthur Conan Doyle. 
This LibriVox recording is in 

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the public domain. 
Chapter 4. 

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What John rants had to tell it 
was 1:00 when we left number 

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three. 
Lauriston Gardens Sherlock, 

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Holmes. 
Led me to the nearest Telegraph 

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office. 
When's he despatched, a Long 

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Telegram. 
He then hailed a cab and ordered

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the driver to take us to the 
address given us by lestrade. 

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There's nothing like firsthand 
evidence. 

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He remarked as a matter of fact,
my mind is entirely made of upon

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the case, but still we may as 
well learn. 

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All that is to be learned you 
amaze me. 

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Holmes said, I surely you're not
as sure as you pretend to be of 

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all these particulars which you 
gave, there's no room for a 

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mistake. 
He answered the very first thing

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which I observed on arriving. 
There was that a cab had made to

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ruts with its Wheels close to 
the curb. 

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Now, up to last night. 
We have had no rain for a week. 

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So that those Wheels, which left
such a deep impression. 

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Must have been there during the 
night. 

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There were the marks of the 
horses. 

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Hooves the outline of one which 
was far more clearly cut than 

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that of the other three showing 
that there was a new shoe since 

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the cab was there. 
After the rain began and was not

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there at any time during the 
morning. 

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I have gregson's word for that. 
It follows that, it must have 

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been there during the night and 
therefore that it brought those 

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two individuals to the house. 
That seems simple enough said I,

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but how about the other man's 
height? 

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Why the height of a man in nine 
cases out of ten can be told 

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from the length of his stride? 
It is a simple, calculation 

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enough though. 
There is no use my boring, you 

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with figures. 
I had this fellow stride both on

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the clay outside and on the dust
within. 

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Then I had a way of checking my 
calculation when a man writes on

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a wall is Instinct leads him to 
write about the level of his own

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eyes. 
Now that writing was just over 6

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feet from Ground, it was Child's
Play. 

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And his age I asked well, if a 
man can stride four and a half 

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feet without the smallest 
effort, he can't be quite in the

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sear and yellow. 
That was the breadth of a puddle

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on the Garden Walk which had 
evidently walked cross patent. 

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Leather boots had gone round and
square toes at hopped over. 

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There is no mystery about it at 
all. 

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I am simply applying to ordinary
life, a few of those precepts of

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observation, and deduction, 
which I advocated in that 

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article. 
Is there anything else that 

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puzzles? 
You the fingernails in the 

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chicken? 
Awfully? 

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I suggested the writing on the 
wall was done with a man's 

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forefinger dipped in blood. 
My glass allowed me to observe 

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that the plaster was slightly 
scratched in doing it, which 

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would not have been the case if 
the man's nail had been trimmed.

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I gathered up some scattered ash
from the floor. 

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It was dark in color and Flaky. 
Such an ash is only made by a 

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trick and hopefully I've made a 
special study of Ashes, in fact,

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I've written a monograph upon 
the subject. 

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I flatter myself that I can 
distinguish at a glance, the ash

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of any known brand, either of 
cigar, or of tobacco. 

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It is just in such details that 
the skilled detective differs 

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from the Gregson and lestrade 
type. 

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And the florid face, I asked 
that was a more daring shot 

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though. 
I have no doubt that I was 

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right. 
You must not ask me that at the 

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present state of the affair. 
I passed my hand over my brow. 

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My head is in a whirl. 
I remarked the more one thinks 

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of it, the more mysterious it 
grows. 

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How came these two men? 
If there were two men into an 

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empty house? 
What has become of the cabman 

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who drove them? 
How could one, man? 

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Compel another to take poison? 
Where did the blood come from? 

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What was the object of the 
murderer since robbery had no 

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part in it. 
How came the woman's ring there 

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above all? 
Why should the second man? 

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Right up? 
The German word rocker before D 

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camping? 
I confess that I cannot see any 

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possible way of reconciling all 
these facts. 

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My companion, smiled 
approvingly, use some of the 

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difficulties of the situation 
succinctly. 

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And well, he said there is much 
that is still obscure though. 

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I have quite made up my mind on 
the main facts as to paulist 

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rods Discovery. 
It was simply a blind intended 

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to put the police upon a wrong 
Track by suggesting socialism 

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and secret societies. 
It was not done by a German. 

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The a if you noticed was printed
some After the German fashion. 

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Now, a real German invariably 
prints in the Latin character, 

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so that we may safely say that 
this was not written by one but 

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by a clumsy imitator, who over 
did his part, it was simply a 

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ruse to divert inquiry into a 
wrong Channel. 

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I'm not going to tell you much 
more of the case. 

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Dr. You know, a kundra gets no 
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explained his trick. 
And if I show you too much of my

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method of working, you will Come
to the conclusion that I'm a 

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very ordinary individual after 
all. 

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I shall never do that. 
I answered, you've brought 

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detection as near an exact 
science as it ever will be 

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brought in this world. 
My companion flushed up with 

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pleasure at my words and the 
earnest way in which I uttered 

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them. 
I had already observed that he 

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was as sensitive to flattery on 
the score of his art as any girl

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could be of her beauty. 
I'll tell you one thing. 

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He said patent leathers and 
square toes came in the same cab

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and they walk down the pathway 
together as friendly as possible

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arm in arm in all probability. 
When they got inside, they 

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walked up and down the room or 
rather patent. 

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Leathers Stood. 
Still while square toes walked 

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up and down. 
Read all that in the dust and I 

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could read that. 
As he walked. 

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He grew more and more excited 
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length of his stride, 's, he was
talking all the while and 

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working himself up. 
No doubt into a fury. 

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Then the tragedy occurred. 
I've told you all. 

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I know myself now for the rest 
is mere, surmise and conjecture.

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We have a good working basis. 
However, on which to start, we 

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must hurry up for. 
I want to go to haleh's concert 

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to here Norman Naruto. 
This afternoon. 

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This conversation, that occurred
while our cab had been threading

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its way through a long 
succession of dingy streets and 

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dreary byways in a dingiest and 
dreariest of them are driver. 

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Suddenly came to a stand, that's
oddly caught in there. 

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He said pointing to a narrow 
slit in the line of dead colored

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brick you farm here. 
When you come back, oddly Court 

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was not an attractive. 
Locality the narrow passage led 

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us into his quadrangle, paved 
with flags. 

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Lined by sordid dwellings. 
We picked our way among groups 

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of dirty children and through 
lines of discolored linen. 

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Until we came to number 46, the 
door of which was decorated with

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a small slip of brass on which 
the name Rance was engraved on 

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inquiry, found that the 
Constable was in bed and we were

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shown into a little front parlor
to await his coming. 

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He appeared presently looking a 
little irritable at being 

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disturbed in his Slumbers or 
mode or my report at the office.

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He said, Holmes took a half 
Sovereign from his pocket and 

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played with it pensively. 
We thought we were should like 

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to hear it all from your own 
lips. 

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He said or she'll be o most 
happy to tell you anything. 

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I can the Constable answered 
with his eyes upon the little 

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Golden Disc. 
Just let us hear it all in your 

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own way as it occurred Rands, 
sat down on the horsehair sofa 

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and knitted his brows as though 
determined not to admit anything

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in his narrative. 
All telling you from the 

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beginning. 
He said, my time is from 10:00 

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at night to 6:00 in the morning 
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There was a fight at the White 
Hart, but bar that all was quiet

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enough. 
On the beat 1:00, it began to 

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rain and I met a very much. 
Emu as the Olin Grove beat and 

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we stood together the corner of 
Entry at a street, a talkin. 

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Presently. 
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I thought we'd take a look 
around and see that all was 

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right down the Brixton Road. 
It was precious dirty and 

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lonely, not a soldier died. 
Me all the way down, though. 

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A cab or two went past me. 
I was a strolling down thinking 

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between ourselves our uncommon 
and ER for of gin hot would be 

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when suddenly the glint of a 
light caught my eye in the 

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window of that same house. 
Now on you then the two hours is

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in lauriston gardens was empty 
on account of him. 

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That owns them, who won't have 
the drain see to do the very 

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last tenant. 
What lived in one of them died 

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of typhoid fever. 
I was knocked all in a. 

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Therefore, it seen a light in 
the window and I suspected as 

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something was wrong when I got 
to the door you stopped and then

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walked back to the garden-gate. 
My companion interrupted. 

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What did you do that for? 
Ryan's gave a violent jump and 

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stared at Sherlock Holmes with 
the utmost amazement upon his 

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features. 
Why? 

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That's true, sir. 
He said, oh come you to know it 

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Heaven only knows you see, when 
I got up to the door. 

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It was so still. 
And so lonesome, the I thought 

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I'd been on the words for 
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I am afeard of anything on this 
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that maybe it was him that died 
of the typhoid inspecting the 

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drains. 
What killed him assault? 

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Gave me a kind of turn. 
I'll walk back to the gate to 

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see if I could see Merchants 
Lenten, but I want no sign of 

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him nor of anyone else. 
There was no one in the street, 

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not a living soul, sir, nor as 
much as a dog, and I pulled 

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myself together and went back 
and push the door open. 

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All was quiet inside. 
So I went into the room where 

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the light was a burning. 
It was a candle flickering in 

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the mantelpiece, a red wax one. 
And by its light, I saw yes. 

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I know all that you saw. 
You walked around the room 

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several times and you knelt down
by the body and then Walked 

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through and tried the kitchen 
door and then John ran sprang to

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his feet with a frightened face 
and suspicion in his eyes. 

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Will you heed to see all that? 
He cried. 

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It seems to me that you know the
deal more than you should. 

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Holmes, laughed and threw his 
card across the table to the 

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constable. 
Don't get arresting me for the 

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murder. 
He said, I am one of the hounds 

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and not the wolf. 
Mr. Gregson or mr. 

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Lestrade will answer for that. 
Go on though. 

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What did you do? 
Next Rance? 

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Resumed his seat without, 
however, losing his mystified 

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expression or went back to the 
gate and sounded more whistle 

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that brought merch her into more
to the spot. 

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Was the street empty then? 
Well, it was as far as anybody 

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that could be of any good goes. 
What do you mean the constables 

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features broaden into a grin 
hot? 

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I've seen many a drunk chap in 
my time. 

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He said, but never anyone. 
So cry and drunk as that Cove. 

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He was at the gate. 
When I came out, I leaning up 

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against the railings and a 
singing at the picture is lungs 

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about Colin Barnes newfangled 
Banner or some such stuff. 

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He couldn't stand for Less help.
What sort of man was he asked 

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Sherlock Holmes? 
John rants appeared to be 

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somewhat irritated at this 
digression. 

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He was an uncommon drunks or a 
man. 

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He said he'd have found yourself
in the station if we hadn't been

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so took up. 
His face his dress, didn't you 

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notice them homes broke in 
impatiently. 

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I should think I did notice him 
seeing that I had to prop him 

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up, me and merch her between us.
He was a long chat with a red 

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face. 
The lower part muffled, round 

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that will do cried Holmes, what 
became of him? 

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Wait enough to do. 
Without looking after him. 

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The policeman said in an 
aggrieved voice. 

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I'll wager he found his way. 
I'm all right. 

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How was he dressed? 
Brown Overcoat had he a whip in 

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his hand? 
A whip? 

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No, he must have left it behind,
but at my companion, you didn't 

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happen to see or hear a cab 
after that know, there's a 

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half-sovereign for you. 
My companion said standing up 

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and taking his hat. 
I'm afraid runs that you will 

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never rise in the force that 
head of yours should be for use 

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as well as ornament. 
You might have gained your 

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sergeant stripes. 
Last night, the man whom you 

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held in your hands is the man 
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mystery and whom we are seeking.
There is no use of arguing about

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it. 
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I'll tell you that it is so a 
come along doctor. 

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We started off for the cab 
together, leaving our informant 

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incredulous, but obviously 
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The blundering fool home said, 
bitterly as we drove back to our

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lodgings, just to think of his 
having such an incomparable bit 

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of good luck and not taking 
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I'm rather in the dark still, 
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of this man tallies with your 
idea of the second party in this

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mystery. 
But why should he come back to 

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the house after leaving it? 
That is not the way of criminals

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the reading a man, the ring. 
That was what he came back for. 

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If we have no other way of 
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We can always bait our line with
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I shall have him doctor. 
I'll lay you two to one that I 

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have him. 
I must thank you for it all. 

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I might not have gone, but for 
you and so, have missed the 

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finest study. 
I have ever come across a study 

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in Scarlet, a why should we use 
a little art? 

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Jargon? 
There's the Scarlet thread of 

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murder running through the 
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And our duty is to unravel it 
and isolated and exposed every 

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inch of it and now for lunch. 
And then for Norman Neruda her 

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attack and her Boeing are 
Splendid. 

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What's that? 
Little thing of Shoppers? 

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She plays soaked. 
Efficently the trial. 

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Ali lean back in the cab. 
This amateur Bloodhound caroled 

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away like a lock while. 
I meditated upon the many 

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sidedness of the human mind. 
End of chapter 4. 

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End of chapter 4.