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What facts did Sherlock Holmes know about McFarlane? How did he know?
was not married because his clothes were untidy; was a lawyer because he saw some legal papers in his pockets; lung illness
How did Holmes know that the draft of the will had been written on an express train?
Holmes saw that some of the writing was very difficult to read and some of it was clear
Why did Holmes say the Lestrade might be right that McFarlane was guilty?
Holmes thought that John McFarlane, her son, might hate Oldacre too and might have murdered him.
What was the result of the fire which Watson lit?
Oldacre opened a door in the wall and tried to run away
What have you learned about the relationship between Lestrade and Holmes?
Holmes and Lestrade were polite to each other
how did holmes know the fingerprint was not McFarlane's?
He knew that the fingerprint hadn’t been on the wall when he first looked at the corridor
how did holmes know about the hidden room?
He measured the corridor and found that the corridor was shorter than it should have been
In 'The Adventure of the Norwood Builder,' Oldacre faked his death not only to get revenge on McFarlane's mother by framing her son for murder, but also to:
dodge creditors and start his life over under a new name
verbal passing on of information, not newspapers or tv . only words
word of mouth
A feeling of hopelessness
despair
Seemingly guilty, questionable, dangerous, dishonest
suspicious
The beat of the heart that pushes blood
pulse
not protected
unguarded
A court which describes the cause of death
inquest
Entering a building to steal
burglary
Someone who helps someone do something wrong
accomplice
providing professional help and advice about a particular subject
consulting
facts, statements or objects that help to prove whether or not someone has committed a crime
evidence
talk or reports in the newspapers about shocking events involving important people
scandal
the opinion that people have about how good or how bad something or someone is
reputation
relating to the profession or skill of preserving or creating friendly relationships between countries
diplomatic
the process of finding something out by considering the information or evidence that you have
deduction
a claim that someone has done something illegal or wrong
accusation
a situation in which separate things happen by chance at the same time or in the same way.
coincidence
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