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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
Capítulo 7, Página 4
"I
see
nothing,"
I
said,
giving
it
back
to
Holmes.
"On
the
contrary,
Watson,
you
see
everything.
You
just
don't
reason
from
what
you
see.
You're
too
cautious
in
making
conclusions."
"Then
please
tell
me
what
you
can
deduce
from
this
hat."
He
picked
it
up
and
looked
at
it
in
his
thoughtful
way.
"It's
less
suggestive
than
it
could
be,"
he
said,
"but
there
are
clear
inferences
and
some
likely
possibilities.
The
man
was
very
intellectual,
which
is
obvious,
and
he
was
well-off
three
years
ago,
but
now
he's
fallen
on
hard
times.
He
had
foresight
but
less
now,
suggesting
moral
decline,
which,
along
with
his
financial
troubles,
points
to
a
bad
influence,
likely
drinking.
This
might
also
explain
why
his
wife
no
longer
loves
him."
"My
dear
Holmes!"
"He
still
has
some
self-respect,"
Holmes
continued,
ignoring
my
protest.
"He
leads
a
quiet
life,
goes
out
little,
is
out
of
shape,
is
middle-aged,
has
grizzled
hair
cut
recently,
and
uses
lime-cream
on
it.
These
are
clear
facts
from
his
hat.
Also,
it's
unlikely
he
has
gas
lighting
at
home."
"You
must
be
joking,
Holmes."
"Not
at
all.
Even
now,
when
I
tell
you
these
results,
can't
you
see
how
I
got
them?"
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