The Adventure of the Three Garridebs-3

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“I can only suppose that this American lawyer put it in himself. What his object was I fail to understand.” “Well, there are alternative explanations. Anyhow, he wanted to get this good old fossil up to Birmingham. That is very clear. I might have told him that he was clearly going on a wild-goose chase, but, on second thoughts, it seemed better to clear the stage by letting him go. Tomorrow, Watson—well, tomorrow will speak for itself.” Holmes was up and out early. When he returned at lunchtime I noticed that his face was very grave. “This is a more serious matter than I had expected, Watson,” said he. “It is fair to tell you so, though I know it will only be an additional reason to you for running your head into danger. I should know my Watson by now. But there is danger, and you sho

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