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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
Capítulo 7, Página 6
"But
his
wife—you
said
she's
stopped
loving
him."
"This
hat
hasn't
been
brushed
for
weeks.
If
I
see
you,
Watson,
with
a
week's
dust
on
your
hat,
and
your
wife
lets
you
go
out
like
that,
I'll
fear
you've
also
lost
her
affection."
"But
he
could
be
a
bachelor."
"No,
he
was
taking
home
the
goose
as
a
peace-offering
to
his
wife.
Remember
the
card
on
the
bird's
leg."
"You
have
an
answer
for
everything.
But
how
do
you
deduce
there's
no
gas
in
his
house?"
"One
or
two
tallow
stains
could
be
random;
but
with
five,
there's
little
doubt
he
often
deals
with
burning
tallow—probably
walks
upstairs
at
night
with
his
hat
in
one
hand
and
a
candle
in
the
other.
He
wouldn't
get
tallow
stains
from
a
gas
light.
Are
you
satisfied?"
"Well,
it's
very
clever,"
I
laughed,
"but
since,
as
you
mentioned,
there's
been
no
crime
and
only
a
goose
is
lost,
this
seems
a
bit
of
wasted
effort."
Sherlock
Holmes
was
about
to
reply
when
the
door
burst
open,
and
Peterson,
the
commissionaire,
rushed
in,
looking
astonished.
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