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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
Capítulo 7, Página 9
"Very.
But
will
he
see
it?"
"He
will
watch
the
newspapers.
For
a
poor
man,
losing
the
bird
was
a
big
problem.
He
was
so
scared
when
he
broke
the
window
and
saw
Peterson
coming
that
he
just
ran
away.
But
now,
he
must
be
sad
that
he
dropped
his
goose.
Also,
when
his
name
is
in
the
paper,
people
who
know
him
will
tell
him.
Peterson,
go
to
the
advertising
agency
and
put
this
in
the
evening
papers."
"Which
papers,
sir?"
"The
Globe,
Star,
Pall
Mall,
St.
James’s
Gazette,
Evening
News,
Standard,
Echo,
and
any
others
you
think
of."
"Alright,
sir.
And
what
about
this
stone?"
"Ah,
yes,
I
will
keep
the
stone.
Thank
you.
And,
Peterson,
buy
a
goose
on
your
way
back.
Leave
it
here
with
me.
We
must
have
one
to
give
to
the
man
instead
of
the
one
your
family
is
eating."
When
Peterson
left,
Holmes
held
the
stone
up
to
the
light.
"It’s
a
beautiful
thing,"
he
said.
"See
how
it
shines.
It
is
a
focus
of
crime.
Many
good
stones
are.
They
are
like
bait
for
trouble.
In
old
jewels,
each
part
can
mean
a
crime.
This
stone
is
young,
only
twenty
years
old.
It
was
found
in
China,
near
the
Amoy
River.
It
looks
like
a
carbuncle
but
is
blue,
not
red.
Even
though
it
is
young,
it
has
a
bad
history.
There
have
been
two
murders,
a
vitriol
attack,
a
suicide,
and
many
robberies
because
of
this
stone.
Who
would
think
such
a
pretty
thing
could
cause
so
much
trouble?
I
will
lock
it
now
and
write
to
the
Countess
to
say
we
have
it."
"Do
you
think
Horner
is
innocent?"
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