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By A. CONAN DOYLE,
Author of "Tha Adrcnlurn of Sherlock Holme,"
The Mound of the tUikervlllet," "The Sljo
of tlie four," "A Study In Sctrlet." I te.
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ILLU9THATLU
HY h. D. STI'ELB
OWSBP -E03S-' 5Bi'nr-.7ia' -""Tt7"3r3 5W"eiW .--. ryjfH
"lln.s iio n-u-i nti thit.'r "t
"No. Mr. IToIiihm. -1- h.u riot. An-l
yet IIiti' lime Im-ti tlmi-s vln-ri tin
poop irlrl lin" M'ntitivl to spi'il; .mil yi't
OOltlll lint Ijlllto lirlllK luTBi'lf tn tl
the plunge. I linvc tried to help her, Imt
I ihire r.iiy I -Hi It i-hiiitHlly nml Henretl
her from It. Slic Inn npnkmi nlinut my
old family nnd our it-puttitlnn In llit
county nnd otir pride In our tiinnllliil
honor, nnd I nliviiyn folt It wni lend
In: to the point, Imt .omeliou It tttrrinl
olT tiefnro vt rnt then'."
"Hut you lime finind out unmet liltis
for yotirnelf7"
"A i:ool tlenl. Mr. Holme:. I linve
Hcvernl frcnli iliinclriK men pletttre- for
you to examine, nnd, whnt l more liti
ptutitnt, I linve ceen tlie fellow."
"Wlint-the tniiti who ilrnwn them?"
"Yes; I pnw him nt work. I!ut I will
tell you everything In order. When 1
'got Jmel; lifter my visit to you the very
flrnt thlnir I raw noM morning wiim 11
fresh crop of dnnrlni: men. They hud
1 n druwn In eluill; upon the Murk
wooden door of the tool hoil'ie, wh'rh
itnnN hCHldu the Inwn In full view of
the front window,
copy, ntid here it lt,
nil o'f fie -.Toi'iitl'-. Ali'l yet the
MiviRiln: th!i ,; I. tli.t lie tiiiet luue
lie II (here .ill til" (I f'T When I ox-
nmlJii'd the door ngulii III the morning
lie hail ncrawliil pome more nf hW pie
ttiren under U10 line whleh I had al
ready peen."
"Have you that fresh ilrnwlngV'
"Vet, It l very Mhort. hut 1 made a
copy of It, nnd here 11 1-4."
Aanln he pio-tuml a papor.
now dance wiim In thin form:
The
mn
paper ami hid I' upon the table
U a copy of the lilmoglyphl'-;:
"Toll me," nai.; II.Ii..im and I could
flop iy 111. oyiil that he wan much i;X-
1 cited "was tltU n mere aildlllon to thu
llrnt, or did It appear to he entirely
KcpnmtcV'
"It wna on a different panel of (In
door." "Uxrellent: Thin In far th st Im
portant of nil for our purpe. It HIM
me with 1 1 open. Now, Mr. Illllon (.'a
hltt, plenxe. continue your most Interest
ing Htatemelil."
"I h.it e nothlni: more to nay, Mr.
I took nn exact tT,nr., ecei tit (hat I wast unary with
lie unfolded a liy w-f(, (jlllt nRMl for having held me
"nxeol
"r.rt'lleiC" mild HohuoH.
lent! Fr.iy contlnle.,
"When I had taken the copy I ruhhed
out the marks, hut two niornlnir.i lutur
a iii kIi Inscription had appeared. '.
have a copy of It lierc:"
Holmes ruMicil his h'liiilsaiidiliuckled
with di'lld t.
"Our miitcilal U rapidly accumulat
Inn," Miild he.
"Three dnya later 11 mewnpo wan loft
Hcrnwled upon paper and placed under
a pehlile upon the liiitiillal. Here It Is,
The characters aie, an joii sie, einctly
(lie Maine iim the last niie. After that I
determined to He In wait, so I Rot out
iny levolver, and I Nat up In my Htiuly;
which overlooU.s the lawn nnd i;apl'ii
Ahout - In the niornlni: I mm acatitl
ly the window, all helm: dark i-ave for
the iniNinllKht oulslde, when I heard
steps hehliid me, and there wtm my
wife In her drosMni; '.'own. She I111
ploleil me to come to lied. I told her
frankly that I wlnhcd to neo who It
was who played taicli nbmird trlcka
upon us. She answered that It was
noiiie 11" iieless practical Joko nnd that
1 should not take any notice of It.
"'If It really annoys you, Hilton, we
mlKlit i;o and (ravel, you and 1, and
ho avoid this nuisance.'
"'What, he driven out of our own
house liy a practical JokerV said I.
'Why, we should have the whole coun
ty lauchlni: at us.'
" 'Well, come to hod," said she, 'and
wo can discuss It In the mornlm;.'
"Suddenly, as she spoke, I saw her
white face j;row whiter yet In the
moonlight, and her hand tightened up
on my shoulder. Souiothlu'; was mov
ing In the shadow of the (imIIiouhc 1
saw a dart;, crccplni; ilRiire which
crawled lound (he corner and mpiatted
hi f run I of the door Seizing my pistol,
I wan iiishhu; out v. Inn my wife threw
her arms round me ami held me with
convulsive streiii;ih. I trhsl to throw
her off, tint she chinj; to me uuMt ties
"roj hnek when I mii;ht lime caught the
1 Hkulktnc rnncnl. She said that she
feared thnt I niluht come to harni. For
1111 Instant It had iToshihI my mind that
perhnps what she renlly feared wan
that he inhtht coino to harm, for I could
not doiiht that alio knew who this man
wan and what he meant hy these
itrnnRe hIkuuM. Itut there hi a tone In
my wlfe'a olie, Mr. HolmcM, and a
look In her eyea which I'm bid doubt,
nnd I am sure that It was Indeed my
own uafety that waa In her mind.
Thorc'i flip whole rate, and now I
want your ndvlce 111 to what I oui:ht
to do. My own In-Pnatlon Is to put
half a dozen of my farm IiiiIh In the
shrubbery and when this fellow coiium
(iRalit to Rive him such a hiding that
he will leave (h In p ace fir the fit
turo."
"I fear It la loo deep a case for such
simple reniedlen," mild IIoIiihm. "How
I0111; can joii stay In l,nudoaV"
"I inn-1 ir 1 back t n'm I would not
leave my wife alone at 1 Icht for any
thing. She Is very nersom nod ht'Rued
me to come back "
"I dare say you are rlht. Hut If you
could have Mopped I mlitht possibly
have been able to return with you In a
day or two. Meanwhile you will leave
me theae papers, and t think that It Is
vcrj likely that I shall be able to pay
yon a i-.lt shortly and to throw some
llsht upon jour case."
Sherlock Holmea preserved his calm
profcKiilonal manner until our visitor
liad left in, although It wan easy for
me, who knew him so well, to see that
he was pro) .undly excited The mo
ment that Hilton Cubltt's broad back
had disappeared thioimh the door my
comrade rushed to the table, laid out
all the sllpM nf paper contaluliiR dauc
Iiik men In front of him and threw him
self Into an Intricate and elaborate cal
culation. For two hoiti 1 I watched him
as he covered sheet after sheet of paper
with tlRiircH and letters, so completely
absorbed In hla task that he had evl
jlently forgotten my presence. Some
tlmea he wa.s making progress and
whistled and sunn at his work. Some
times he was pir.".led ami would sit for
Ioiir npells with a furrowed brow and
11 Viieiml ive 1'lieillv lie umi-iiiii frmii
petately. At last 1 ,Mt clear, but by ( ,,,., ollfllr V,,M, ,,. ,)f H,ltlsf,.,oll llII(,
the time I had op-ucd the door and , wlllK, ni, alll, ,,owll , r(mln r,lWllB
reached the home the creatine was ,,,,. ,, ,;;,.,,, .,.,. ,, wrnt
pine. He had left a trace ot his pre
ence, howeviT, for theie m the door
waa the very same arraiiKemeut of
danchiK men whhh hid already twice
appeared and which I have copied oil
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unit 'tii'--i 4 11111' ;i ill- lillit'l "llill
of the fellow anvwhere. thotmh I r..i
mmmmmmmmmmmKxtavimmmmiaKmmrnsjrinTivr:.
lone Ich'Krum upon a cable form, "'t'
my answer to this t.s an 1 hope, jou will
have a very ptetty case to add to j-our
colleetteii, Watson," audi he "I oxp-cet
that w shall be able to iro down to
Xoifohi. t uioumw and to take our
rlcild soiie wry di (In te feus ,is lo
the Hoen't of his nuuoyaiiee."
I coufe-w iluu I was tilled with enrt
opltj but I wiim aware thnt 1Ioline
liked to make his dl-closuro-i at his own
tine nml In his own waj, no I waited
until It should wnii him to take u. e Into
his confidence.
l'.ut there wits m delay In that an
swerliiR telcRram, and two days of
Impiiii'-tiee followed, diiriui; which
Holmes pricked up his ems at every
rlui; of the bell. On the evetilm; of the
second theie cime a letter from Hilton
Ctthltt. All was iiulet with him, kiimi
that a Ioiir liiscilptt'in had nppinred
that morning upon the pedeatal of the
sundial He Inclosed a opy of it, which
Is here reproduced-
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Holmea bent oxer this vrolesinie
frleife lor some mlniites mid then slid
deiilj sprang to his feet, with all f.V
clamatlou of surprise ami dismay Ills
face was hiiRKiud with anxletj.
"We blue let thl. nil nit- ko lar
enoiiKh," said he. "Is there 11 train to
.North Walsham tonight.'"
I lurin'd up the time table. The last
had Just Roue.
"Then we shall breakfast early and
lake the ery 1 1 est In the luoinliu:,"
.said Holmes, "Our prc-n'iice Is most
tli'tioutlj mi did. All, lure U our ex
pected ciihli'Krmii. one moment, Mrs.
Hmb.o'i, the- 1., ,y he an answer. No,
that Is ijui'e 11.4 I oNpectcd Tills lues
'sap' miikej. It exen mire- essential that
wo should not lose an hour In lt-tllm;
Hilton rubitl know how nuutc.v-. stand,
for it Is a singular ami a ilaup'roiM
'web In which our simple Noifolk sitiliv
Is I'litaiiKled."
So Indeed It prosed, ami as I come to
the dot I; ciiiicliisliin of a story which
had Ms-ni'd to me to be only childish
and bl.nrre I opcrlcnee once iiriiIii the
dismay mid horror with whhh I was
tilled. Would that I had sonic brighter
eliding to commuiiicale In my readers,
but these are th" cliroiilcle.i of fact,
mid 1 luii-t foil w to their dark crl .Is
tho KtriuiRe chain of eve'ila wld'll for
smne ilnj i niiule IM1II111; Thorpe Manor
a leal eliold word through the length
and breadth of lm;;laud."
We had hardly iiIIrIiIciI at Nort'i
Walsham and mentioned the name of
our destination when the suulni mas
ter hurried toward us. "I suppo.-e that
'jou are the detectives from London':"
'said he.
A look of annoyance passed oxer
Holmes' face.
'What makes you think such a
HiIiikV"
"Itei-auo Inspector Martin from
Norwich has Just passed through. Itut
maybe jou an- the siurp-his. She's not
dead, or wasn't by last accounts. You
may be In lime to saxe her yet, though
It be for the Rtill.ixvs."
Holmes' broxv xvas dark with anxiety
"We iue;oliiR to Hiding Thorpe Man
or," said he, "but xve have heard noth
ing of what has passed there."
"It's a terrible business," said the
station master "They are shot, both
Mr. Hilton Cubitt and his wife. She
shot him and then herself, so (he aerv
aiiit.i say. ltt''t dead and her life Is do
spalred of. Hear, dear, one of (he old
est familiea In thy count; vC Norfolk
mid one of the most houoieill"
Without a xvord Holmes hurried to a
eanini'o, and dining the long sex en
mill.' drive he never opened his mouth
Seldom have I seen him so utterly de
spondent He had been uneasy during
all our Journey from town, and 1 had
observed that he had turned oxer the
morning papers with anvious attention,
but noxv this sudden realization of his
worst fears left him In a blank melaii
clioly He leaned back In his seat, lost
In gloomy speculation. Yet there was
much around to Interest us, for we
were passing through as singular a
countryside us any In I'ugliiiid, where
11 fexv scattered cottages represented
the population of today, while on ev
ery hand enormous Hipiaie toxvered
churches bristled up from the tint,
gns'ii landscape ami told of tho glory
mid prosperity of old Kust Anglla. At
last the violet rim of the (icrtuan
ocean appeared over the green edge of
the Norfolk coast, ami the iliixer mint
eil with his whip to two old brick and
timber gabti-s which projected from n
KVOVM of troe-i. "That'a Hiding Thorpo
Manor," wild he.
s we drove up to the poitlcood front
door I observed In front of It. besldotlu?
tennis inwn. the hhicl: tool houso and
the pedestaled sundial with which wo
had such strange asMoclatloiH. A dap
per little man, with a quick, alert
manner and a waxed mustache, had
Just ilcNCondod from a high dogcart,
lie Introduced himself as Inspector
Martin of the Norfolk eonstitbtilnry.
nnd he xvas considerably astonished
when he heard the name of my com
panion. "Why, Mr. Holmes, the crime trn
only committed at .'! this morning. How
could you hear of It in Loudon and got
to the spot as soon as I?"
"I anticipated It. I came In the hope
of preventing It."
"Then you must have Important evi
dence of xx lib h we are Ignorant, for
they were said to hi; 11 most united
couple."
"I have only the evidence of tho danc
ing men," said Holmes. "I will ex
plain the matter to you later. Mean
while, since It Is too late to prevent this
tragedy, I mu very anvlous that I
should lisr the knowledge which 1 pos-siv-w
In order to Insure that Justlco he
done. Will you ns--'oeliite me In yotir
Investigation or will you prefer thnt I
should mi Independently'''
1 "1 Miottld be proud to feel that we
weie acting together, Mr. Holmes,"
,sahl the Inspector earnestly.
' "In that case 1 should lie glad to hear
the exldeuci ami to examine the prem
ises without an Instant of unnecessary
delay "
Inspector Martin had the good sense
to allow my friend to do thing In his
own fa-lilon and contented himself
with carefully noting the results. Thu
focal surgeon, an old, white haired
mail, had Just come down from Mrs.
Hilton (.'uhltt's room, mul he reported
that her Injuries xvere serloui, but not
uccc-satily fatal. The bullet had
paiaid through the front of her brain,
and It x piiI. 1 probably be some time ho
fore -' k ..tld regain consciousness.
On tin i,c. tioti of xvhether she had
Ipci 11 .si, it .a- had shot herself he xvould
not xeucir-' to express uny decided
opinion 1 (i...ii,y the bullet had been
illsi-hiirg-sl at xcry close junrtors
'lhere xvas o;-l;. the one plslol found In
the room, to birrels of which had
been cmpti.'d. M.'. Hilton Cubitt had
been shot (.trough the heart. It was
equally com . I il ! that he had shot
her and (hen '. . If or that she had
been the crii 1';.. '. 1 r the levolver lay
upon th" lloor 11 I xx j between them.
"Has he bee 1 1. ., Iv" asked Holmes.
"We have uui-d nothing except tho
ladx. We could 1 it leave her lying
xxotmde.l upon the Hour."
"Ilmx long have you been here, doc
tor V
"Since 1 o'clock."
"Ally one el.seV"
"Yes, tlie constable here."
"And jou have touched nothing?"
"Nothing."
"You luixe acted with great discre
tion ho .seat for youV"
'The housemaid, Saunders."
"Was it she who gave the alarm?"
"She and Mrs King, the cook."
"Where are they noxv'.'"
"III the kitchen, I believe."
"Then 1 think we had better hear
their story af once."
(To he continued. )
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