I
don't think this is
funny!'
cried Mr Wilson angrily.
'Perhaps
I should take my case somewhere
else.'
'No,
no,'
said Holmes.
'Your
case is most interesting and
unusual. What did you do when you found the card on the
door?'
'I
was extremely
surprised,'
replied Mr Wilson.
'I
didn't know
what to do. I went to all the offices in the building. I asked if
anyone knew anything about The Red-Headed League. But no
one had ever heard of Duncan Ross.
'At
last, I went home to Saxe-Coburg Square. I told Vincent
Spaulding what had happened. Spaulding said that if I waited,
perhaps the League would write to me. Perhaps they would
explain everything in a letter.
'But
I didn't want to wait. I've lost a good salary of four
pounds a week. I want to find out about this League and why
they did this to me.
'Mr
Holmes, I've heard you help people when they are in
trouble. That's why I've come to
you.'
'You've
done the right
thing,'
said Holmes.
'I'll
be happy to
help you, Mr Wilson. But first, I want to ask you some questions.
'Your
assistant - Vincent Spaulding - how long had he been
with you before he saw the
advertisement?'
'About
a
month.'
'How
did he get the job as your
assistant?'
'I
advertised the vacancy for an assistant. He came for the job.
I chose him because he looked a good worker. Also, he said that
he would work for
half-pay.'
'What
does Spaulding look
like?'
'He's
small and he moves very quickly. He's about thirty years
old and has a white mark on his
forehead.'
Holmes sat up straight in his chair. He was very excited.
'Tell
me,'
he said,
'is
there anything unusual about Vincent
Spaulding's
ears?'
'Yes,'
replied Mr Wilson.
'They
have holes in them for
I don't think this is funny!' cried Mr Wilson angrily. 'PerhapsI should take my case somewhere else.''No, no,' said Holmes. 'Your case is most interesting andunusual. What did you do when you found the card on thedoor?''I was extremely surprised,' replied Mr Wilson. 'I didn't knowwhat to do. I went to all the offices in the building. I asked ifanyone knew anything about The Red-Headed League. But noone had ever heard of Duncan Ross.'At last, I went home to Saxe-Coburg Square. I told VincentSpaulding what had happened. Spaulding said that if I waited,perhaps the League would write to me. Perhaps they wouldexplain everything in a letter.'But I didn't want to wait. I've lost a good salary of fourpounds a week. I want to find out about this League and whythey did this to me.'Mr Holmes, I've heard you help people when they are introuble. That's why I've come to you.''You've done the right thing,' said Holmes. 'I'll be happy tohelp you, Mr Wilson. But first, I want to ask you some questions.'Your assistant - Vincent Spaulding - how long had he beenwith you before he saw the advertisement?''About a month.''How did he get the job as your assistant?''I advertised the vacancy for an assistant. He came for the job.I chose him because he looked a good worker. Also, he said thathe would work for half-pay.''What does Spaulding look like?''He's small and he moves very quickly. He's about thirty yearsเก่า และมีเครื่องหมายสีขาวบนเขา หน้าผาก.'โฮล์มส์เสาร์ขึ้นตรงในเก้าอี้ของเขา เขารู้สึกตื่นเต้นมาก' บอก ฉัน เขากล่าวว่า ' เป็น มีอะไรผิดปกติเกี่ยวกับวินเซนต์ของ Spaulding หู?''ใช่ ตอบกลับนายวิลสัน ' พวกเขา มีรูสำหรับพวกเขา
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