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432
The
interview
left
Sherlock
Holmes
very
thoughtful
,
and
several
times
in
the
next
few
days
I
saw
him
take
his
slip
of
paper
from
his
notebook
and
look
long
and
earnestly
at
the
curious
figures
inscribed
upon
it
.
He
made
no
allusion
to
the
affair
,
however
,
until
one
afternoon
a
fortnight
or
so
later
.
I
was
going
out
when
he
called
me
back
.
433
You
had
better
stay
here
,
Watson
.
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434
Why
?
435
Because
I
had
a
wire
from
Hilton
Cubitt
this
morning
.
You
remember
Hilton
Cubitt
,
of
the
dancing
men
?
He
was
to
reach
Liverpool
Street
at
one
-
twenty
.
He
may
be
here
at
any
moment
.
I
gather
from
his
wire
that
there
have
been
some
new
incidents
of
importance
.
436
We
had
not
long
to
wait
,
for
our
Norfolk
squire
came
straight
from
the
station
as
fast
as
a
hansom
could
bring
him
.
He
was
looking
worried
and
depressed
,
with
tired
eyes
and
a
lined
forehead
.
437
It
s
getting
on
my
nerves
,
this
business
,
Mr
.
Holmes
,
said
he
,
as
he
sank
,
like
a
wearied
man
,
into
an
armchair
.
It
s
bad
enough
to
feel
that
you
are
surrounded
by
unseen
,
unknown
folk
,
who
have
some
kind
of
design
upon
you
,
but
when
,
in
addition
to
that
,
you
know
that
it
is
just
killing
your
wife
by
inches
,
then
it
becomes
as
much
as
flesh
and
blood
can
endure
.
She
s
wearing
away
under
it
just
wearing
away
before
my
eyes
.
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438
Has
she
said
anything
yet
?
439
No
,
Mr
.
Holmes
,
she
has
not
.
And
yet
there
have
been
times
when
the
poor
girl
has
wanted
to
speak
,
and
yet
could
not
quite
bring
herself
to
take
the
plunge
.
I
have
tried
to
help
her
,
but
I
daresay
I
did
it
clumsily
,
and
scared
her
from
it
.
440
She
has
spoken
about
my
old
family
,
and
our
reputation
in
the
county
,
and
our
pride
in
our
unsullied
honour
,
and
I
always
felt
it
was
leading
to
the
point
,
but
somehow
it
turned
off
before
we
got
there
.