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311
Only
this
:
that
I
know
that
that
mark
was
not
there
when
I
examined
the
hall
yesterday
.
And
now
,
Watson
,
let
us
have
a
little
stroll
round
in
the
sunshine
.
312
313
With
a
confused
brain
,
but
with
a
heart
into
which
some
warmth
of
hope
was
returning
,
I
accompanied
my
friend
in
a
walk
round
the
garden
.
Holmes
took
each
face
of
the
house
in
turn
,
and
examined
it
with
great
interest
.
He
then
led
the
way
inside
,
and
went
over
the
whole
building
from
basement
to
attic
.
Most
of
the
rooms
were
unfurnished
,
but
none
the
less
Holmes
inspected
them
all
minutely
.
Finally
,
on
the
top
corridor
,
which
ran
outside
three
untenanted
bedrooms
,
he
again
was
seized
with
a
spasm
of
merriment
.
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314
There
are
really
some
very
unique
features
about
this
case
,
Watson
,
said
he
.
I
think
it
is
time
now
that
we
took
our
friend
Lestrade
into
our
confidence
.
He
has
had
his
little
smile
at
our
expense
,
and
perhaps
we
may
do
as
much
by
him
,
if
my
reading
of
this
problem
proves
to
be
correct
.
Yes
,
yes
,
I
think
I
see
how
we
should
approach
it
.
315
The
Scotland
Yard
inspector
was
still
writing
in
the
parlour
when
Holmes
interrupted
him
.
316
I
understood
that
you
were
writing
a
report
of
this
case
,
said
he
.
317
So
I
am
.
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318
Don
t
you
think
it
may
be
a
little
premature
?
I
can
t
help
thinking
that
your
evidence
is
not
complete
.
319
Lestrade
knew
my
friend
too
well
to
disregard
his
words
.
He
laid
down
his
pen
and
looked
curiously
at
him
.
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What
do
you
mean
,
Mr
.
Holmes
?