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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
A Scandal in Bohemia
Capítulo 1, Página 3
“Well,
some
hundreds
of
times.”
“Then
how
many
are
there?”
“How
many?
I
don’t
know.”
“Quite
so!
You
have
not
observed.
And
yet
you
have
seen.
That
is
just
my
point.
Now,
I
know
that
there
are
seventeen
steps,
because
I
have
both
seen
and
observed.
By
the
way,
since
you
are
interested
in
these
little
problems,
and
since
you
are
good
enough
to
chronicle
one
or
two
of
my
trifling
experiences,
you
may
be
interested
in
this.”
He
threw
over
a
sheet
of
thick,
pink-tinted
notepaper
which
had
been
lying
open
upon
the
table.
“It
came
by
the
last
post,”
said
he.
“Read
it
aloud.”
The
note
was
undated,
and
without
either
signature
or
address.
“There
will
call
upon
you
to-night,
at
a
quarter
to
eight
o’clock,”
it
said,
“a
gentleman
who
desires
to
consult
you
upon
a
matter
of
the
very
deepest
moment.
Your
recent
services
to
one
of
the
royal
houses
of
Europe
have
shown
that
you
are
one
who
may
safely
be
trusted
with
matters
which
are
of
an
importance
which
can
hardly
be
exaggerated.
This
account
of
you
we
have
from
all
quarters
received.
Be
in
your
chamber
then
at
that
hour,
and
do
not
take
it
amiss
if
your
visitor
wear
a
mask.”
“This
is
indeed
a
mystery,”
I
remarked.
“What
do
you
imagine
that
it
means?”
“I
have
no
data
yet.
It
is
a
capital
mistake
to
theorise
before
one
has
data.
Insensibly
one
begins
to
twist
facts
to
suit
theories,
instead
of
theories
to
suit
facts.
But
the
note
itself.
What
do
you
deduce
from
it?”
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