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• 1.魔鬼之足（14）
• You are very inquisitive, Mr. Holmes. It is my business. With an effort Dr. Sterndale recovered his ruffled composure. I have no objection to telling ...
• 2.魔鬼之足（15）
• Little did I think how soon the words of Holmes would be realized, or how strange and sinister would be that new development which opened up an entire...
• 3.魔鬼之足（16）
• The atmosphere of the room was of a horrible and depressing stuffiness. The servant who had first entered had thrown up the window, or it would have b...
• 4.魔鬼之足（17）
• I am glad to say that my investigation has not been entirely barren, he remarked. I cannot remain to discuss the matter with the police, but I should ...
• 5.魔鬼之足（18）
• It would appear so. At least we may accept it as a working hypothesis. We will suppose, then, that something was burned in each case which produced an...
• 6.魔鬼之足（19）
• They were not long in coming. I had hardly settled in my chair before I was conscious of a thick, musky odour, subtle and nauseous. At the very first ...
• 7.魔鬼之足（20）
• You know, I answered with some emotion, for I have never seen so much of Holmes's heart before, that it is my greatest joy and privilege to help you. ...
• 8.魔鬼之足（21）
• Then his own death was suicide! Well, Watson, it is on the face of it a not impossible supposition. The man who had the guilt upon his soul of having ...
• 9.魔鬼之足（22）
• I am at a loss to know, sir, he said, what you can have to speak about which affects me personally in a very intimate fashion. The killing of Mortimer...
• 10.魔鬼之足（23）
• My defence? Yes, sir. My defence against what? Against the charge of killing Mortimer Tregennis. Sterndale mopped his forehead with his handkerchief. ...