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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
A Case of Identity
Capítulo 3, Página 15
"On
the
contrary,"
said
Holmes
quietly.
"I
believe
I
will
find
Mr.
Hosmer
Angel."
Mr.
Windibank
jumped
and
dropped
his
gloves.
"I
am
happy
to
hear
that,"
he
said.
"It's
interesting,"
said
Holmes,
"that
a
typewriter
is
like
a
man's
handwriting.
No
two
are
the
same.
Some
letters
wear
out
more.
In
your
note,
Mr.
Windibank,
the
'e'
is
blurred,
and
the
'r'
is
missing
its
tail.
There
are
fourteen
other
signs,
but
these
are
the
most
obvious."
"We
use
this
machine
for
all
our
letters
at
the
office,
so
it
is
a
bit
worn,"
our
visitor
said,
looking
closely
at
Holmes.
"Now
I
will
show
you
something
interesting,
Mr.
Windibank,"
Holmes
continued.
"I
plan
to
write
about
typewriters
and
crime.
It's
a
topic
I
study.
I
have
four
letters
from
the
missing
man.
They
are
all
typewritten.
The
'e's'
are
blurred,
and
the
'r's'
have
no
tails.
If
you
use
my
magnifying
glass,
you
will
see
the
fourteen
other
signs
too."
Mr.
Windibank
jumped
up
and
grabbed
his
hat.
"I
can't
waste
time
on
this
talk,
Mr.
Holmes,"
he
said.
"If
you
can
catch
the
man,
do
it,
and
tell
me
when
you
have."
"Certainly,"
said
Holmes,
locking
the
door.
"I
tell
you
now,
I
have
caught
him!"
"What!
Where?"
shouted
Mr.
Windibank,
turning
pale
and
looking
around
like
a
trapped
rat.
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