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"
Well
,
then
we
must
make
a
cross-country
journey
to
Newhaven
,
and
so
over
to
Dieppe
.
Moriarty
will
again
do
what
I
should
do
.
He
will
get
on
to
Paris
,
mark
down
our
luggage
,
and
wait
for
two
days
at
the
depot
.
In
the
meantime
we
shall
treat
ourselves
to
a
couple
of
carpet-bags
,
encourage
the
manufactures
of
the
countries
through
which
we
travel
,
and
make
our
way
at
our
leisure
into
Switzerland
,
via
Luxembourg
and
Basle
.
"
At
Canterbury
,
therefore
,
we
alighted
,
only
to
find
that
we
should
have
to
wait
an
hour
before
we
could
get
a
train
to
Newhaven
.
I
was
still
looking
rather
ruefully
after
the
rapidly
disappearing
luggage-van
which
contained
my
wardrobe
,
when
Holmes
pulled
my
sleeve
and
pointed
up
the
line
.
"
Already
,
you
see
,
"
said
he
.
Far
away
,
from
among
the
Kentish
woods
there
rose
a
thin
spray
of
smoke
.
A
minute
later
a
carriage
and
engine
could
be
seen
flying
along
the
open
curve
which
leads
to
the
station
.
We
had
hardly
time
to
take
our
place
behind
a
pile
of
luggage
when
it
passed
with
a
rattle
and
a
roar
,
beating
a
blast
of
hot
air
into
our
faces
.
"
There
he
goes
,
"
said
Holmes
,
as
we
watched
the
carriage
swing
and
rock
over
the
points
.
"
There
are
limits
,
you
see
,
to
our
friend
's
intelligence
.
It
would
have
been
a
coup-de-maitre
had
he
deduced
what
I
would
deduce
and
acted
accordingly
.
"
"
And
what
would
he
have
done
had
he
overtaken
us
?
"
"
There
can
not
be
the
least
doubt
that
he
would
have
made
a
murderous
attack
upon
me
.
It
is
,
however
,
a
game
at
which
two
may
play
.
The
question
now
is
whether
we
should
take
a
premature
lunch
here
,
or
run
our
chance
of
starving
before
we
reach
the
buffet
at
Newhaven
.
"
We
made
our
way
to
Brussels
that
night
and
spent
two
days
there
,
moving
on
upon
the
third
day
as
far
as
Strasbourg
.
