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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet
Capítulo 11, Página 15
“How
could
I
help
suspecting
him,
when
I
actually
saw
him
with
the
coronet
in
his
hand?”
“Oh,
but
he
had
only
picked
it
up
to
look
at
it.
Oh,
do,
do
take
my
word
for
it
that
he
is
innocent.
Let
the
matter
drop
and
say
no
more.
It
is
so
dreadful
to
think
of
our
dear
Arthur
in
prison!”
“I
shall
never
let
it
drop
until
the
gems
are
found—never,
Mary!
Your
affection
for
Arthur
blinds
you
as
to
the
awful
consequences
to
me.
Far
from
hushing
the
thing
up,
I
have
brought
a
gentleman
down
from
London
to
inquire
more
deeply
into
it.”
“This
gentleman?”
she
asked,
facing
round
to
me.
“No,
his
friend.
He
wished
us
to
leave
him
alone.
He
is
round
in
the
stable
lane
now.”
“The
stable
lane?”
She
raised
her
dark
eyebrows.
“What
can
he
hope
to
find
there?
Ah!
this,
I
suppose,
is
he.
I
trust,
sir,
that
you
will
succeed
in
proving,
what
I
feel
sure
is
the
truth,
that
my
cousin
Arthur
is
innocent
of
this
crime.”
“I
fully
share
your
opinion,
and
I
trust,
with
you,
that
we
may
prove
it,”
returned
Holmes,
going
back
to
the
mat
to
knock
the
snow
from
his
shoes.
“I
believe
I
have
the
honour
of
addressing
Miss
Mary
Holder.
Might
I
ask
you
a
question
or
two?”
“Pray
do,
sir,
if
it
may
help
to
clear
this
horrible
affair
up.”
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