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"No, sir! he has used this hotel for many years, and he is very well known to us." Voice Reading
"Ah, that settles it. Mrs. Oldmore, too; I seem to remember the name. Excuse my curiosity, but often in calling upon one friend one finds another." Voice Reading
"She is an invalid lady, sir. Her husband was once mayor of Gloucester. She always comes to us when she is in town." Voice Reading
"Thank you; I am afraid I cannot claim her acquaintance. Voice Reading
We have established a most important fact by these questions, Watson," he continued in a low voice as we went upstairs together. Voice Reading
"We know now that the people who are so interested in our friend have not settled down in his own hotel. Voice Reading
That means that while they are, as we have seen, very anxious to watch him, they are equally anxious that he should not see them. Voice Reading
Now, this is a most suggestive fact." Voice Reading
"What does it suggest?" Voice Reading
"It suggests-halloa, my dear fellow, what on earth is the matter?" Voice Reading
As we came round the top of the stairs we had run up against Sir Henry Baskerville himself. Voice Reading
His face was flushed with anger, and he held an old and dusty boot in one of his hands. Voice Reading
So furious was he that he was hardly articulate, and when he did speak it was in a much broader and more Western dialect than any which we had heard from him in the morning. Voice Reading
"Seems to me they are playing me for a sucker in this hotel," he cried. Voice Reading
"They'll find they've started in to monkey with the wrong man unless they are careful. Voice Reading
By thunder, if that chap can't find my missing boot there will be trouble. Voice Reading
I can take a joke with the best, Mr. Holmes, but they've got a bit over the mark this time." Voice Reading
"Still looking for your boot?" Voice Reading
"Yes, sir, and mean to find it." Voice Reading
"But, surely, you said that it was a new brown boot?" Voice Reading
"So it was, sir. And now it's an old black one." Voice Reading
"What! you don't mean to say ?" Voice Reading
"That's just what I do mean to say. Voice Reading
I only had three pairs in the world-the new brown, the old black, and the patent leathers, which I am wearing. Voice Reading
Last night they took one of my brown ones, and today they have sneaked one of the black. Voice Reading

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