The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
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What have you
found, Holmes?

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Footprints?
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Yes.
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A club-footed man
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about five foot
eleven I should say

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from the length
of his stride.

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Do you observe
anything singular

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about these
footprints, Watson?

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I can't say that I do.
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Club-footed people
invariably bring

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their full weight
down on the toe.

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If you look closely
you'll observe

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that the weight of the man
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who made these footprints
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is normally balanced
from toe to heel.

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Well what can you
make of that, Holmes?

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Oh just one more
unnatural element

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to this rather
peculiar case.

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The clubfoot must
have some other

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compensating deformity
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to explain
these footprints.

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What?
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You think these are the
footprints of a murderer?

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It's possible.
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Yes, yes it's
quite possible.

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What Holmes?
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Well a man standing
just about here

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would command a
view of the park.

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He might project
some kind of weapon.

:38:44
Not a weapon's been found
except Hunter's revolver.

:38:47
It could easily
have been retrieved
in the excitement.

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And what kind of
weapon thrown from here

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could both strangle a man
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and crush his skull in?
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If we knew that,
my dear Watson,

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we'd be a
great deal nearer

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to the solution
of the crime.

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Look at that.
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Here.
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Yes, it was torn
from that tree

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perhaps by something
hurdling past.

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The sap's not dry yet.
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That means it was torn off
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within the last few hours.
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Ahh.
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What have you
found, Holmes?

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It's a watch guard.
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Looks like a
rabbit's foot.

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No, no, no.
It's chinchilla.

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Unquestionably chinchilla.
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Well rabbit or chinchilla.
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What's it matter?
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No, no. Perhaps it doesn't
matter at all, Watson.

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We'll see.
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I've always thought
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those things were
in very poor taste.

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Fancy going about with
a dead animal's foot

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dangling from your pocket.
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Yes, and then losing it
at the scene of a murder.

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Very careless.

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