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"
But
how
?
"
302
"
Because
that
is
my
special
hobby
.
The
differences
are
obvious
.
The
supra-orbital
crest
,
the
facial
angle
,
the
maxillary
curve
,
the
--
"
303
"
But
this
is
my
special
hobby
,
and
the
differences
are
equally
obvious
.
There
is
as
much
difference
to
my
eyes
between
the
leaded
bourgeois
type
of
a
Times
article
and
the
slovenly
print
of
an
evening
half-penny
paper
as
there
could
be
between
your
negro
and
your
Esquimau
.
The
detection
of
types
is
one
of
the
most
elementary
branches
of
knowledge
to
the
special
expert
in
crime
,
though
I
confess
that
once
when
I
was
very
young
I
confused
the
Leeds
Mercury
with
the
Western
Morning
News
.
But
a
Times
leader
is
entirely
distinctive
,
and
these
words
could
have
been
taken
from
nothing
else
.
As
it
was
done
yesterday
the
strong
probability
was
that
we
should
find
the
words
in
yesterday
's
issue
.
"
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304
"
So
far
as
I
can
follow
you
,
then
,
Mr.
Holmes
,
"
said
Sir
Henry
Baskerville
,
"
someone
cut
out
this
message
with
a
scissors
--
"
305
"
Nail-scissors
,
"
said
Holmes
.
"
You
can
see
that
it
was
a
very
short-bladed
scissors
,
since
the
cutter
had
to
take
two
snips
over
'
keep
away
.
'
"
306
"
That
is
so
.
Someone
,
then
,
cut
out
the
message
with
a
pair
of
short-bladed
scissors
,
pasted
it
with
paste
--
"
307
"
Gum
,
"
said
Holmes
.
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308
"
With
gum
on
to
the
paper
.
But
I
want
to
know
why
the
word
'
moor
'
should
have
been
written
?
"
309
"
Because
he
could
not
find
it
in
print
.
The
other
words
were
all
simple
and
might
be
found
in
any
issue
,
but
'
moor
'
would
be
less
common
.
"
310
"
Why
,
of
course
,
that
would
explain
it
.
Have
you
read
anything
else
in
this
message
,
Mr.
Holmes
?
"