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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Five Orange Pips
Capítulo 5, Página 14
“No,
your
secret
lies
in
London.
It
is
there
that
I
shall
seek
it.”
“Then
I
shall
call
upon
you
in
a
day,
or
in
two
days,
with
news
as
to
the
box
and
the
papers.
I
shall
take
your
advice
in
every
particular.”
He
shook
hands
with
us
and
took
his
leave.
Outside
the
wind
still
screamed
and
the
rain
splashed
and
pattered
against
the
windows.
This
strange,
wild
story
seemed
to
have
come
to
us
from
amid
the
mad
elements—blown
in
upon
us
like
a
sheet
of
sea-weed
in
a
gale—and
now
to
have
been
reabsorbed
by
them
once
more.
Sherlock
Holmes
sat
for
some
time
in
silence,
with
his
head
sunk
forward
and
his
eyes
bent
upon
the
red
glow
of
the
fire.
Then
he
lit
his
pipe,
and
leaning
back
in
his
chair
he
watched
the
blue
smoke-rings
as
they
chased
each
other
up
to
the
ceiling.
“I
think,
Watson,”
he
remarked
at
last,
“that
of
all
our
cases
we
have
had
none
more
fantastic
than
this.”
“Save,
perhaps,
the
Sign
of
Four.”
“Well,
yes.
Save,
perhaps,
that.
And
yet
this
John
Openshaw
seems
to
me
to
be
walking
amid
even
greater
perils
than
did
the
Sholtos.”
“But
have
you,”
I
asked,
“formed
any
definite
conception
as
to
what
these
perils
are?”
“There
can
be
no
question
as
to
their
nature,”
he
answered.
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