The Hound of the Baskervilles: resumen de Chapter 10
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In Chapter 10, Watson records how Sir Henry agrees not to report Selden, prompting Barrymore to reveal a letter arranging Sir Charles’s meeting with a woman. Mortimer identifies Laura Lyons as a possible match for its initials, and Barrymore locates the stranger’s hiding place, giving Watson two specific leads to pursue.
Qué sucede
- Watson rejects a supernatural explanation for the hound and privately resolves to find the stranger he sees on the moor.
- Sir Henry agrees not to report Selden after Barrymore promises that the convict is preparing to leave for South America.
- Barrymore describes a burned letter signed L. L. that asks Sir Charles to meet its writer at the gate at ten.
- Watson sends Holmes the new information, then searches the moor without finding the watcher.
- Mortimer names Laura Lyons of Coombe Tracey and explains that Sir Charles helps establish her typing business.
- Barrymore reports that the stranger occupies an ancient stone hut and receives supplies from a boy.
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Barrymore supplies a concrete reason for Sir Charles’s presence at the gate. The disclosure shifts Watson’s attention toward identifying the letter’s writer.
Comprobación rápida
Who identifies Laura Lyons as a woman with the initials L. L.?
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