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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Five Orange Pips
Capítulo 5, Página 7
"When
my
father
took
the
property,
he
checked
the
attic.
We
found
the
box.
The
papers
were
gone.
Inside
the
box
was
a
label.
It
had
'K
K
K'
and
'Letters,
memoranda,
receipts,
and
a
register.'
These
were
the
papers
Colonel
Openshaw
destroyed.
There
were
many
papers
about
his
life
in
America.
Some
were
from
the
war.
He
was
a
brave
soldier.
Others
were
about
politics.
He
did
not
like
the
Northern
politicians."
"In
1884,
my
father
moved
to
Horsham.
Everything
was
fine
until
January
1885.
One
morning,
my
father
was
surprised.
He
had
an
envelope
and
five
orange
pips.
He
laughed
at
my
story
about
the
colonel.
But
now
he
was
scared."
"'What
does
this
mean,
John?'
he
asked."
"I
felt
very
scared.
'It
is
K.
K.
K.,'
I
said."
"He
looked
inside
the
envelope.
'Yes,
it
is,'
he
said.
'What
is
written
here?'"
"'Put
the
papers
on
the
sundial,'
I
read."
"'What
papers?
What
sundial?'
he
asked."
"'The
sundial
in
the
garden,'
I
said.
'But
the
papers
are
gone.'"
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