The Adventure of the Cardboard Box
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Two dayslater he received a bulky envelope, which contained a short note fromthe detective, and a typewritten document, which covered several pagesof foolscap.
"Lestrade has got him all right, " said Holmes, glancing up at me. "Perhaps it would interest you to hear what he says.
"My dear Mr. Holmes: In accordance with the scheme which we had formed in order to test ourtheories" ["the 'we' is rather fine, Watson, is it not?"] "I went downto the Albert Dock yesterday at 6 p. M. , and boarded the ...S. S. May Day, belonging to the Liverpool, Dublin, and London Steam Packet Company. On inquiry, I found that there was a steward on board of the name ofJames Browner and that he had acted during the voyage in such anextraordinary manner that the captain had been compelled to relieve himof his duties. On descending to his berth, I found him seated upon achest with his head sunk upon his hands, rocking himself to and fro. He is a big, powerful chap, clean-shaven, and very swarthy--somethinglike Aldrige, who helped us in the bogus laundry affair.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Two dayslater he received a bulky envelope, which contained a short note fromthe detective, and a typewritten document, which covered several pagesof foolscap.
"Lestrade has got him all right, " said Holmes, glancing up at me. "Perhaps it would interest you to hear what he says.
"My dear Mr. Holmes: In accordance with the scheme which we had formed in order to test ourtheories" ["the 'we' is rather fine, Watson, is it not?"] "I went downto the Albert Dock yesterday at 6 p. M. , and boarded the ...S. S. May Day, belonging to the Liverpool, Dublin, and London Steam Packet Company. On inquiry, I found that there was a steward on board of the name ofJames Browner and that he had acted during the voyage in such anextraordinary manner that the captain had been compelled to relieve himof his duties. On descending to his berth, I found him seated upon achest with his head sunk upon his hands, rocking himself to and fro. He is a big, powerful chap, clean-shaven, and very swarthy--somethinglike Aldrige, who helped us in the bogus laundry affair.
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