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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Five Orange Pips
Capítulo 5, Página 9
"Three
days
after
the
letter,
my
father
left
home.
He
visited
a
friend,
Major
Freebody,
at
a
fort.
I
felt
he
was
safer
away.
But
I
was
wrong.
Two
days
later,
I
got
a
telegram.
It
was
from
the
major.
My
father
fell
into
a
chalk-pit.
He
was
hurt
and
unconscious.
I
went
to
him,
but
he
died.
He
fell
in
the
twilight.
The
place
was
new
to
him.
The
jury
said
it
was
an
accident.
I
found
no
signs
of
murder.
No
violence,
no
footprints,
no
robbery.
But
I
felt
uneasy.
I
thought
something
bad
happened."
"I
got
my
inheritance
this
way.
You
ask
why
I
kept
it?
I
think
our
problems
came
from
my
uncle's
past.
The
danger
is
the
same
everywhere."
"My
father
died
in
January
'85.
Two
years
and
eight
months
passed.
I
lived
happily
in
Horsham.
I
hoped
the
curse
was
gone.
But
I
was
wrong.
Yesterday,
it
happened
again,
like
with
my
father."
"The
young
man
took
an
envelope
from
his
pocket.
He
shook
out
five
orange
pips."
"'This
is
the
envelope,'
he
said.
'The
postmark
is
from
London.
It
says
"K.
K.
K."
and
"Put
the
papers
on
the
sundial."
Like
my
father's
message.'"
"'What
did
you
do?'
asked
Holmes."
"'Nothing.'"
"'Nothing?'"
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