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• 1.魔鬼之足（4）
• I have said that scattered towers marked the villages which dotted this part of Cornwall. The nearest of these was the hamlet of Tredannick Wollas, wh...
• 2.魔鬼之足（5）
• I glared at the intrusive vicar with no very friendly eyes; but Holmes took his pipe from his lips and sat up in his chair like an old hound who hears...
• 3.魔鬼之足（6）
• I had hoped that in some way I could coax my companion back into the quiet which had been the object of our journey; but one glance at his intense fac...
• 4.魔鬼之足（7）
• I had hoped that in some way I could coax my companion back into the quiet which had been the object of our journey; but one glance at his intense fac...
• 5.魔鬼之足（8）
• There is nothing at all, sir. Your people were in their usual spirits? Never better. Were they nervous people? Did they ever show any apprehension of ...
• 6.魔鬼之足（9）
• Our proceedings of that first morning did little to advance the investigation. It was marked, however, at the outset by an incident which left the mos...
• 7.魔鬼之足（10）
• We ascended the stairs and viewed the body. Miss Brenda Tregennis had been a very beautiful girl, though now verging upon middle age. Her dark, clear-...
• 8.魔鬼之足（11）
• Now, let us calmly define our position, Watson, he continued as we skirted the cliffs together. Let us get a firm grip of the very little which we do ...
• 9.魔鬼之足（12）
• They are only too clear, I answered with conviction. And yet, with a little more material, we may prove that they are not insurmountable, said Holmes....
• 10.魔鬼之足（13）
• We had heard of his presence in the district and had once or twice caught sight of his tall figure upon the moorland paths. He made no advances to us,...