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• 1.失踪的中卫(6)
• Well, we can soon determine that. If your friend was going to his relative, Lord Mount-James, you have then to explain the visit of this rough-looking...
• 2.失踪的中卫(7)
• Let me see, said Holmes, seating himself on Staunton's bed. You are the day porter, are you not? Yes, sir; I go off duty at eleven. The night porter s...
• 3.失踪的中卫(8)
• It is a pity he did not write in pencil, said he, throwing them down again with a shrug of disappointment. As you have no doubt frequently observed, W...
• 4.失踪的中卫(9)
• We have only to find to whom that telegram is addressed, I suggested. Exactly, my dear Watson. Your reflection, though profound, had already crossed m...
• 5.失踪的中卫(10)
• Who are you, sir, and by what right do you touch this gentleman's papers? he asked. I am a private detective, and I am endeavouring to explain his dis...
• 6.失踪的中卫(11)
• Very good, sir, said Sherlock Holmes. May I ask in the meanwhile whether you have yourself any theory to account for this young man's disappearance? N...
• 7.失踪的中卫(12)
• There was a telegraph-office at a short distance from the hotel. We halted outside it. It's worth trying, Watson, said Holmes. Of course, with a warra...
• 8.失踪的中卫(13)
• Well? I asked. We progress, my dear Watson, we progress. I had seven different schemes for getting a glimpse of that telegram, but I could hardly hope...
• 9.失踪的中卫(14)
• These theories take no account of the telegram. Quite true, Watson. The telegram still remains the only solid thing with which we have to deal, and we...
• 10.失踪的中卫(15)
• I have heard your name, Mr. Sherlock Holmes, and I am aware of your profession, one of which I by no means approve. In that, doctor, you will find you...