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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor
Capítulo 10, Página 21
“No.
They
were
found
floating
near
the
margin
by
a
park-keeper.
They
have
been
identified
as
her
clothes,
and
it
seemed
to
me
that
if
the
clothes
were
there
the
body
would
not
be
far
off.”
“By
the
same
brilliant
reasoning,
every
man’s
body
is
to
be
found
in
the
neighbourhood
of
his
wardrobe.
And
pray
what
did
you
hope
to
arrive
at
through
this?”
“At
some
evidence
implicating
Flora
Millar
in
the
disappearance.”
“I
am
afraid
that
you
will
find
it
difficult.”
“Are
you,
indeed,
now?”
cried
Lestrade
with
some
bitterness.
“I
am
afraid,
Holmes,
that
you
are
not
very
practical
with
your
deductions
and
your
inferences.
You
have
made
two
blunders
in
as
many
minutes.
This
dress
does
implicate
Miss
Flora
Millar.”
“And
how?”
“In
the
dress
is
a
pocket.
In
the
pocket
is
a
card-case.
In
the
card-case
is
a
note.
And
here
is
the
very
note.”
He
slapped
it
down
upon
the
table
in
front
of
him.
“Listen
to
this:
‘You
will
see
me
when
all
is
ready.
Come
at
once.
F.
H.
M.’
Now
my
theory
all
along
has
been
that
Lady
St.
Simon
was
decoyed
away
by
Flora
Millar,
and
that
she,
with
confederates,
no
doubt,
was
responsible
for
her
disappearance.
Here,
signed
with
her
initials,
is
the
very
note
which
was
no
doubt
quietly
slipped
into
her
hand
at
the
door
and
which
lured
her
within
their
reach.”
“Very
good,
Lestrade,”
said
Holmes,
laughing.
“You
really
are
very
fine
indeed.
Let
me
see
it.”
He
took
up
the
paper
in
a
listless
way,
but
his
attention
instantly
became
riveted,
and
he
gave
a
little
cry
of
satisfaction.
“This
is
indeed
important,”
said
he.
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