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understand that he has got some clue to this Sholto business。 Here is the
message。;
He took the telegram out of his pocket�察�and handed it to me。 It was
dated from Poplar at twelve o'clock。 ;Go to Baker Street at once�察─�it said。
;If I have not returned�察�wait for me。 I am close on the track of the Sholto
gang。 You can come with us to´ night if you want to be in at the finish。;
;This sounds well。 He has evidently picked up the scent again�察─�said
I。
;Ah�察 �then he has been at fault too�察─ �exclaimed Jones�察 �with evident
satisfaction。 ;Even the best of us are thrown off sometimes。 Of course
this may prove to be a false alarm�察�but it is my duty as an officer of the
law to allow no chance to slip。 But there is some one at the door。
Perhaps this is he。;
A heavy step was heard ascending the stair�察�with a great wheezing and
rattling as from a man who was sorely put to it for breath。 Once or twice
he stopped�察 �as though the climb were too much for him�察 �but at last he
made his way to our door and entered。 His appearance corresponded to
the sounds which we had heard。 He was an aged man�察�clad in seafaring
garb�察 �with an old pea´jacket buttoned up to his throat。 His back was
bowed�察�his knees were shaky�察�and his breathing was painfully asthmatic。
As he leaned upon a thick oaken cudgel his shoulders heaved in the effort
to draw the air into his lungs。 He had a colored scarf round his chin�察�and
I could see little of his face save a pair of keen dark eyes�察�overhung by
bushy white brows�察�and long gray side´whiskers。 Altogether he gave me
the impression of a respectable master mariner who had fallen into years
and poverty。
;What is it�察�my man�拭─�I asked。
He looked about him in the slow methodical fashion of old age。
;Is Mr。 Sherlock Holmes here�拭─�said he。
;No�察�but I am acting for him。 You can tell me any message you have
for him。;
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;It was to him himself I was to tell it�察─�said he。
;But I tell you that I am acting for him。 Was it about Mordecai
Smith's boat�拭─�
;Yes。 I knows well where it is。 An' I knows where the men he is
after are。 An' I knows where the treasure is。 I knows all about it。;
;Then tell me�察�and I shall let him know。;
;It was to him I was to tell it�察─�he repeated�察�with the petulant obstinacy
of a very old man。
;Well�察�you must wait for him。;
;No�察 �no�察 �I ain't goin' to lose a whole day to please no one。 If Mr。
Holmes ain't here�察 �then Mr。 Holmes must find it all out for himself。 I
don't care about the look of either of you�察�and I won't tell a word。;
He shuffled towards the door�察�but Athelney Jones got in front of him。
;Wait a bit�察 �my friend�察─ �said he。 ;You have important information�察�
and you must not walk off。 We shall keep you�察�whether you like or not�察�
until our friend returns。;
The old man made a little run towards the door�察�but�察�as Athelney Jones
put his broad back up against it�察 �he recognized the uselessness of
resistance。
;Pretty sort o' treatment this� ─�he cried�察�stamping his stick。 ;I come
here to see a gentleman�察�and you two�察�who I never saw in my life�察�seize
me and treat me in this fashion� ─�
;You will be none the worse�察─�I said。 ;We shall recompense you for
the loss of your time。 Sit over here on the sofa�察�and you will not have
long to wait。;
He came across sullenly enough�察 �and seated himself with his face
resting on his hands。 Jones and I resumed our cigars and our talk。
Suddenly�察�however�察�Holmes's voice broke in upon us。
;I think that you might offer me a cigar too�察─�he said。
We both started in our chairs。 There was Holmes sitting close to us
with an air of quiet amusement。
;Holmes� ─�I exclaimed。 ;You here� �But where is the old man�拭─�
;Here is the old man�察─ �said he�察 �holding out a heap of white hair。
;Here he is��wig�察 �whiskers�察 �eyebrows�察 �and all。 I thought my disguise
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was pretty good�察�but I hardly expected that it would stand that test。;
;Ah�察 �You rogue� ─ �cried Jones�察 �highly delighted。 ;You would have
made an actor�察�and a rare one。 You had the proper workhouse cough�察�and
those weak legs of yours are worth ten pound a week。 I thought I knew
the glint of your eye�察�though。 You didn't get away from us so easily�察�You
see。;
;I have been working in that get´up all day�察─�said he�察�lighting his cigar。
;You see�察 �a good many of the criminal classes begin to know me�察�
especially since our friend here took to publishing some of my cases�此 �so
I can only go on the war´path under some simple disguise like this。 You
got my wire�拭─�
;Yes�察�that was what brought me here。;
;How has your case prospered�拭─�
;It has all come to nothing。 I have had to release two of my prisoners�察�
and there is no evidence against the other two。;
;Never mind。 We shall give you two others in the place of them。
But you must put yourself under my orders。 You are welcome to all the
official credit�察 �but you must act on the line that I point out。 Is that
agreed�拭─�
;Entirely�察�if you will help me to the men。;
;Well�察�then�察�in the first place I shall want a fast police´boat a steam
launchto be at the Westminster Stairs at seven o'clock。;
;That is easily managed。 There is always one about there�察�but I can
step across the road and telephone to make sure。;
;Then I shall want two stanch men�察�in case of resistance。;
;There will be two or three in the boat。 What else�拭─�
;When we secure the men we shall get the treasure。 I think that it
would be a pleasure to my friend here to take the box round to the young
lady to whom half of it rightfully belongs。 Let her be the first to open it。´
´Eh�察�Watson�拭─�
;It would be a great pleasure to me。;
;Rather an irregular proceeding�察─ �said Jones�察 �shaking his head。
;However�察�the whole thing is irregular�察�and I suppose we must wink at it。
The treasure must afterwards be handed over to the authorities until after
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the official investigation。;
;Certainly。 That is easily managed。 One other point。 I should
much like to have a few details about this matter from the lips of Jonathan
Small himself。 You know I like to work the detail of my cases out。
There is no objection to my having an unofficial interview with him�察�either
here in my rooms or elsewhere�察�as long as he is efficiently guarded�拭─�
;Well�察�you are master of the situation。 I have had no proof yet of the
existence of this Jonathan Small。 However�察�if you can catch him I don't
see how I can refuse you an interview with him。;
;That is understood�察�then�拭─�
;Perfectly。 Is ther