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441
We
had
a
pleasant
luncheon
in
which
little
was
said
of
the
business
which
had
brought
us
together
.
It
was
in
the
private
sitting-room
to
which
we
afterwards
repaired
that
Holmes
asked
Baskerville
what
were
his
intentions
.
442
"
To
go
to
Baskerville
Hall
.
"
443
"
And
when
?
"
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444
"
At
the
end
of
the
week
.
"
445
"
On
the
whole
,
"
said
Holmes
,
"
I
think
that
your
decision
is
a
wise
one
.
I
have
ample
evidence
that
you
are
being
dogged
in
London
,
and
amid
the
millions
of
this
great
city
it
is
difficult
to
discover
who
these
people
are
or
what
their
object
can
be
.
If
their
intentions
are
evil
they
might
do
you
a
mischief
,
and
we
should
be
powerless
to
prevent
it
.
You
did
not
know
,
Dr.
Mortimer
,
that
you
were
followed
this
morning
from
my
house
?
"
446
Dr.
Mortimer
started
violently
.
447
"
Followed
!
By
whom
?
"
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"
That
,
unfortunately
,
is
what
I
can
not
tell
you
.
Have
you
among
your
neighbours
or
acquaintances
on
Dartmoor
any
man
with
a
black
,
full
beard
?
"
449
"
No
--
or
,
let
me
see
--
why
,
yes
.
Barrymore
,
Sir
Charles
's
butler
,
is
a
man
with
a
full
,
black
beard
.
"
450
"
Ha
!
Where
is
Barrymore
?
"