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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Boscombe Valley Mystery
Capítulo 4, Página 4
"How
did
you
know—"
"My
friend,
I
know
you
well.
You
are
very
tidy
and
shave
every
morning.
In
this
season,
you
shave
by
sunlight.
Your
shaving
is
less
neat
on
the
left
side,
so
that
side
is
less
bright.
A
man
like
you
would
not
accept
such
a
result
if
both
sides
were
equally
lit.
This
is
a
small
example
of
observation.
It
might
help
in
our
investigation.
There
are
some
small
points
from
the
inquest
worth
considering."
"What
are
they?"
"He
was
not
arrested
right
away,
but
after
he
returned
to
Hatherley
Farm.
When
the
inspector
told
him
he
was
a
prisoner,
he
said
he
was
not
surprised
and
deserved
it.
This
made
the
jury
sure
of
his
guilt."
"That
was
a
confession,"
I
said.
"No,
because
he
then
said
he
was
innocent."
"After
such
events,
it
was
a
suspicious
remark."
"No,"
said
Holmes,
"it
is
a
hopeful
sign.
Even
if
he
is
innocent,
he
couldn't
ignore
the
bad
situation.
If
he
seemed
surprised
or
angry,
I
would
find
it
suspicious,
as
it
wouldn't
be
natural.
His
calm
acceptance
shows
he
might
be
innocent
or
very
self-controlled.
His
remark
about
deserving
it
is
not
strange.
He
was
beside
his
father's
body
and
had
argued
with
him
that
day.
The
little
girl
said
he
raised
his
hand
as
if
to
strike
him.
His
words
show
regret,
which
seems
like
a
healthy
mind,
not
a
guilty
one."
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