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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor
Capítulo 10, Página 5
"Really?
This
is
more
intriguing
than
I
expected;
quite
dramatic,
actually."
"Yes,
it
struck
me
as
rather
unusual."
"They
often
vanish
before
the
ceremony,
and
sometimes
during
the
honeymoon;
but
I
can't
recall
anything
quite
this
prompt.
Please,
tell
me
the
details."
"I
must
warn
you
that
they
are
very
incomplete."
"Perhaps
we
can
make
them
less
so."
"As
they
are,
they
are
laid
out
in
a
single
article
from
yesterday's
morning
paper,
which
I
will
read
to
you.
It's
titled,
'Unusual
Event
at
a
Fashionable
Wedding':"
"'The
family
of
Lord
Robert
St.
Simon
has
been
thrown
into
great
confusion
by
the
strange
and
distressing
events
connected
with
his
wedding.
The
ceremony,
briefly
mentioned
in
yesterday's
papers,
took
place
the
previous
morning;
but
only
now
can
the
strange
rumors,
which
have
been
circulating
persistently,
be
confirmed.
Despite
attempts
by
friends
to
keep
the
matter
quiet,
so
much
public
attention
has
been
drawn
to
it
that
ignoring
what
is
widely
discussed
serves
no
purpose.'"
"'The
ceremony,
held
at
St.
George’s,
Hanover
Square,
was
very
quiet,
with
only
the
bride's
father,
Mr.
Aloysius
Doran,
the
Duchess
of
Balmoral,
Lord
Backwater,
Lord
Eustace
and
Lady
Clara
St.
Simon
(the
bridegroom's
younger
siblings),
and
Lady
Alicia
Whittington
present.
The
party
then
went
to
Mr.
Doran's
house
at
Lancaster
Gate
for
breakfast.
Some
trouble
was
caused
by
a
woman,
whose
name
is
unknown,
who
tried
to
force
her
way
into
the
house
after
the
bridal
party,
claiming
she
had
a
claim
on
Lord
St.
Simon.
Only
after
a
difficult
scene
was
she
removed
by
the
butler
and
footman.
The
bride,
who
had
fortunately
entered
the
house
before
this
incident,
sat
down
to
breakfast
but
complained
of
feeling
unwell
and
went
to
her
room.
Her
long
absence
caused
concern,
and
her
father
went
to
check
on
her,
learning
from
her
maid
that
she
had
only
gone
to
her
room
briefly,
grabbed
a
coat
and
hat,
and
left
the
house.
A
footman
claimed
to
have
seen
a
lady
leave
the
house
dressed
like
that,
but
didn't
believe
it
was
his
mistress,
thinking
she
was
still
with
the
guests.
Once
it
was
clear
she
had
disappeared,
Mr.
Doran
and
the
bridegroom
contacted
the
police,
and
thorough
inquiries
are
underway,
likely
to
resolve
this
strange
situation
soon.
However,
by
late
last
night,
there
was
no
news
on
the
missing
lady's
whereabouts.
There
are
rumors
of
foul
play,
and
it's
said
the
police
have
arrested
the
woman
who
caused
the
initial
disturbance,
suspecting
she
might
be
involved
in
the
bride's
disappearance
due
to
jealousy
or
another
motive.'"
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