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It
was
evidently
taken
by
a
snapshot
from
a
small
camera
.
It
represented
an
alert
,
sharp
-
featured
simian
man
,
with
thick
eyebrows
and
a
very
peculiar
projection
of
the
lower
part
of
the
face
,
like
the
muzzle
of
a
baboon
.
“
And
what
became
of
the
bust
?
”
asked
Holmes
,
after
a
careful
study
of
this
picture
.
“
We
had
news
of
it
just
before
you
came
.
It
has
been
found
in
the
front
garden
of
an
empty
house
in
Campden
House
Road
.
It
was
broken
into
fragments
.
I
am
going
round
now
to
see
it
.
Will
you
come
?
”
“
Certainly
.
I
must
just
take
one
look
round
.
”
He
examined
the
carpet
and
the
window
.
“
The
fellow
had
either
very
long
legs
or
was
a
most
active
man
,
”
said
he
.
“
With
an
area
beneath
,
it
was
no
mean
feat
to
reach
that
window
ledge
and
open
that
window
.
Getting
back
was
comparatively
simple
.
Are
you
coming
with
us
to
see
the
remains
of
your
bust
,
Mr
.
Harker
?
”
The
disconsolate
journalist
had
seated
himself
at
a
writing
-
table
.
“
I
must
try
and
make
something
of
it
,
”
said
he
,
“
though
I
have
no
doubt
that
the
first
editions
of
the
evening
papers
are
out
already
with
full
details
.
It
’
s
like
my
luck
!
You
remember
when
the
stand
fell
at
Doncaster
?
Well
,
I
was
the
only
journalist
in
the
stand
,
and
my
journal
the
only
one
that
had
no
account
of
it
,
for
I
was
too
shaken
to
write
it
.
And
now
I
’
ll
be
too
late
with
a
murder
done
on
my
own
doorstep
.
”
As
we
left
the
room
,
we
heard
his
pen
travelling
shrilly
over
the
foolscap
.
The
spot
where
the
fragments
of
the
bust
had
been
found
was
only
a
few
hundred
yards
away
.
For
the
first
time
our
eyes
rested
upon
this
presentment
of
the
great
emperor
,
which
seemed
to
raise
such
frantic
and
destructive
hatred
in
the
mind
of
the
unknown
.
It
lay
scattered
,
in
splintered
shards
,
upon
the
grass
.
Holmes
picked
up
several
of
them
and
examined
them
carefully
.
I
was
convinced
,
from
his
intent
face
and
his
purposeful
manner
,
that
at
last
he
was
upon
a
clue
.
