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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
Capítulo 7, Página 2
"This
hat
belongs
to
him."
"Is
it
his
hat?"
"No,
he
found
it.
The
owner
is
unknown.
Look
at
it
as
a
puzzle,
not
just
a
worn
hat.
It
came
here
on
Christmas
morning
with
a
big
goose,
which
is
probably
cooking
now
at
Peterson's
home.
Here
are
the
facts:
At
four
o'clock
on
Christmas
morning,
Peterson
was
walking
home
on
Tottenham
Court
Road.
He
saw
a
tall
man
with
a
goose
over
his
shoulder.
At
Goodge
Street,
a
fight
started
between
this
man
and
some
rough
people.
One
of
them
knocked
the
man's
hat
off.
The
man
raised
his
stick
to
defend
himself
and
broke
a
shop
window.
Peterson
ran
to
help,
but
the
man
got
scared,
dropped
his
goose,
and
ran
away.
The
rough
people
also
ran
when
they
saw
Peterson,
so
he
was
left
with
the
hat
and
the
goose."
"Did
he
return
them
to
the
owner?"
"That's
the
problem.
There
was
a
card
on
the
goose's
leg
saying
'For
Mrs.
Henry
Baker,'
and
the
initials
'H.
B.'
are
inside
the
hat.
But
there
are
many
Henry
Bakers
in
this
city,
so
it's
hard
to
find
the
right
one."
"What
did
Peterson
do
then?"
"He
brought
the
hat
and
goose
to
me
on
Christmas
morning.
He
knows
I
like
even
small
problems.
We
kept
the
goose
until
this
morning
because
it
needed
to
be
eaten
soon.
Peterson
took
it
to
cook,
while
I
kept
the
hat
of
the
man
who
lost
his
Christmas
dinner."
"Did
he
not
advertise?"
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