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101
Holmes
had
picked
up
the
powerful
air
-
gun
from
the
floor
,
and
was
examining
its
mechanism
.
102
An
admirable
and
unique
weapon
,
said
he
,
noiseless
and
of
tremendous
power
:
I
knew
Von
Herder
,
the
blind
German
mechanic
,
who
constructed
it
to
the
order
of
the
late
Professor
Moriarty
.
For
years
I
have
been
aware
of
its
existence
though
I
have
never
before
had
the
opportunity
of
handling
it
.
I
commend
it
very
specially
to
your
attention
,
Lestrade
and
also
the
bullets
which
fit
it
.
103
You
can
trust
us
to
look
after
that
,
Mr
.
Holmes
,
said
Lestrade
,
as
the
whole
party
moved
towards
the
door
.
Anything
further
to
say
?
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104
Only
to
ask
what
charge
you
intend
to
prefer
?
105
What
charge
,
sir
?
Why
,
of
course
,
the
attempted
murder
of
Mr
.
Sherlock
Holmes
.
106
Not
so
,
Lestrade
.
I
do
not
propose
to
appear
in
the
matter
at
all
.
To
you
,
and
to
you
only
,
belongs
the
credit
of
the
remarkable
arrest
which
you
have
effected
.
Yes
,
Lestrade
,
I
congratulate
you
!
With
your
usual
happy
mixture
of
cunning
and
audacity
,
you
have
got
him
.
107
Got
him
!
Got
whom
,
Mr
.
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108
Holmes
?
109
The
man
that
the
whole
force
has
been
seeking
in
vain
Colonel
Sebastian
Moran
,
who
shot
the
Honourable
Ronald
Adair
with
an
expanding
bullet
from
an
air
-
gun
through
the
open
window
of
the
second
-
floor
front
of
No
.
427
,
Park
Lane
,
upon
the
thirtieth
of
last
month
.
That
s
the
charge
,
Lestrade
.
And
now
,
Watson
,
if
you
can
endure
the
draught
from
a
broken
window
,
I
think
that
half
an
hour
in
my
study
over
a
cigar
may
afford
you
some
profitable
amusement
.
110
Our
old
chambers
had
been
left
unchanged
through
the
supervision
of
Mycroft
Holmes
and
the
immediate
care
of
Mrs
.
Hudson
.
As
I
entered
I
saw
,
it
is
true
,
an
unwonted
tidiness
,
but
the
old
landmarks
were
all
in
their
place
.
There
were
the
chemical
corner
and
the
acid
-
stained
,
deal
-
topped
table
.
There
upon
a
shelf
was
the
row
of
formidable
scrap
-
books
and
books
of
reference
which
many
of
our
fellow
-
citizens
would
have
been
so
glad
to
burn
.
The
diagrams
,
the
violin
-
case
,
and
the
pipe
-
rack
even
the
Persian
slipper
which
contained
the
tobacco
all
met
my
eyes
as
I
glanced
round
me
.
There
were
two
occupants
of
the
room
one
,
Mrs
.
Hudson
,
who
beamed
upon
us
both
as
we
entered
the
other
,
the
strange
dummy
which
had
played
so
important
a
part
in
the
evening
s
adventures
.
It
was
a
wax
-
coloured
model
of
my
friend
,
so
admirably
done
that
it
was
a
perfect
facsimile
.
It
stood
on
a
small
pedestal
table
with
an
old
dressing
-
gown
of
Holmes
s
so
draped
round
it
that
the
illusion
from
the
street
was
absolutely
perfect
.