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Doyle, Arthur Conan

"The Memoirs Of Sherlock Holmes"

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? ? ? ? " 'Right again. How did you know it? Is my nose knocked a little out of the straight?'


? ? ? ? " 'No,' said I. 'It is your ears. They have the peculiar flattening and thickening which marks the boxing man.'


? ? ? ? " 'Anything else?'


? ? ? ? " 'You have done a good deal of digging by your callosities.'


? ? ? ? " 'Made all my money at the gold fields.'


? ? ? ? " 'You have been in New Zealand.'


? ? ? ? " 'Right again.'


? ? ? ? " 'You have visited Japan.'


? ? ? ? " 'Quite true.'


? ? ? ? " 'And you have been most intimately associated with someone whose initials were J. A., and whom you afterwards were eager to entirely forget.'


? ? ? ? "Mr. Trevor stood slowly up, fixed his large blue eyes upon me with a strange wild stare, and then pitched forward, with his face among the nutshells which strewed the cloth, in a dead faint.


? ? ? ? "You can imagine, Watson, how shocked both his son and I were. His attack did not last long, however,- for when we undid his collar and sprinkled the water from one of the finger-glasses over his face, he gave a gasp or two and sat up.


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