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Las aventuras de Sherlock Holmes
The Five Orange Pips
Capítulo 5, Página 23
“Oh,
I
have
my
hand
upon
him.
He
and
the
two
mates,
are
as
I
learn,
the
only
native-born
Americans
in
the
ship.
The
others
are
Finns
and
Germans.
I
know,
also,
that
they
were
all
three
away
from
the
ship
last
night.
I
had
it
from
the
stevedore
who
has
been
loading
their
cargo.
By
the
time
that
their
sailing-ship
reaches
Savannah
the
mail-boat
will
have
carried
this
letter,
and
the
cable
will
have
informed
the
police
of
Savannah
that
these
three
gentlemen
are
badly
wanted
here
upon
a
charge
of
murder.”
There
is
ever
a
flaw,
however,
in
the
best
laid
of
human
plans,
and
the
murderers
of
John
Openshaw
were
never
to
receive
the
orange
pips
which
would
show
them
that
another,
as
cunning
and
as
resolute
as
themselves,
was
upon
their
track.
Very
long
and
very
severe
were
the
equinoctial
gales
that
year.
We
waited
long
for
news
of
the
Lone
Star
of
Savannah,
but
none
ever
reached
us.
We
did
at
last
hear
that
somewhere
far
out
in
the
Atlantic
a
shattered
stern-post
of
a
boat
was
seen
swinging
in
the
trough
of
a
wave,
with
the
letters
“L.
S.”
carved
upon
it,
and
that
is
all
which
we
shall
ever
know
of
the
fate
of
the
Lone
Star.
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