Sherlock Holmes

The Coronet Held in Pledge

Testimony 7, Trust Covers the Evidence (End of Part Two)

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A middle-aged gentleman slumps in a chair clutching his head; Holmes holds out his hands to calm him while Watson stands by.
Illustration by Sidney Paget, The Strand Magazine, May 1892Original

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It is a February morning and yesterday’s snow still lies deep.

Standing at the bow-window at Baker Street, Watson says there is a madman coming along the street. A well-dressed man of about fifty is running, jerking his hands up and down and writhing his face.

I rather think he is coming here, says Holmes.

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