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So
your
grave
,
middle-aged
family
practitioner
vanishes
into
thin
air
,
my
dear
Watson
,
and
there
emerges
a
young
fellow
under
thirty
,
amiable
,
unambitious
,
absent-minded
,
and
the
possessor
of
a
favourite
dog
,
which
I
should
describe
roughly
as
being
larger
than
a
terrier
and
smaller
than
a
mastiff
.
"
I
laughed
incredulously
as
Sherlock
Holmes
leaned
back
in
his
settee
and
blew
little
wavering
rings
of
smoke
up
to
the
ceiling
.
"
As
to
the
latter
part
,
I
have
no
means
of
checking
you
,
"
said
I
,
"
but
at
least
it
is
not
difficult
to
find
out
a
few
particulars
about
the
man
's
age
and
professional
career
.
"
From
my
small
medical
shelf
I
took
down
the
Medical
Directory
and
turned
up
the
name
.
There
were
several
Mortimers
,
but
only
one
who
could
be
our
visitor
.
I
read
his
record
aloud
.
"
Mortimer
,
James
,
M.
R.
C.
S.
,
1882
,
Grimpen
,
Dartmoor
,
Devon
.
House-surgeon
,
from
1882
to
1884
,
at
Charing
Cross
Hospital
.
Winner
of
the
Jackson
prize
for
Comparative
Pathology
,
with
essay
entitled
'
Is
Disease
a
Reversion
?
'
Corresponding
member
of
the
Swedish
Pathological
Society
.
Author
of
'
Some
Freaks
of
Atavism
'
(
Lancet
1882
)
.
'
Do
We
Progress
?
'
(
Journal
of
Psychology
,
March
,
1883
)
.
Medical
Officer
for
the
parishes
of
Grimpen
,
Thorsley
,
and
High
Barrow
.
"
"
No
mention
of
that
local
hunt
,
Watson
,
"
said
Holmes
with
a
mischievous
smile
,
"
but
a
country
doctor
,
as
you
very
astutely
observed
.
I
think
that
I
am
fairly
justified
in
my
inferences
.
As
to
the
adjectives
,
I
said
,
if
I
remember
right
,
amiable
,
unambitious
,
and
absent-minded
.
It
is
my
experience
that
it
is
only
an
amiable
man
in
this
world
who
receives
testimonials
,
only
an
unambitious
one
who
abandons
a
London
career
for
the
country
,
and
only
an
absent-minded
one
who
leaves
his
stick
and
not
his
visiting-card
after
waiting
an
hour
in
your
room
.
"
"
And
the
dog
?
"
"
Has
been
in
the
habit
of
carrying
this
stick
behind
his
master
.
Being
a
heavy
stick
the
dog
has
held
it
tightly
by
the
middle
,
and
the
marks
of
his
teeth
are
very
plainly
visible
.
The
dog
's
jaw
,
as
shown
in
the
space
between
these
marks
,
is
too
broad
in
my
opinion
for
a
terrier
and
not
broad
enough
for
a
mastiff
.
It
may
have
been
--
yes
,
by
Jove
,
it
is
a
curly-haired
spaniel
.
"
He
had
risen
and
paced
the
room
as
he
spoke
.
Now
he
halted
in
the
recess
of
the
window
.
There
was
such
a
ring
of
conviction
in
his
voice
that
I
glanced
up
in
surprise
.
"
My
dear
fellow
,
how
can
you
possibly
be
so
sure
of
that
?
"
