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Short Essay Answer Key
1. How does this book begin?
This book begins when a narrator reflects on the approximately seventy cases Sherlock Holmes has solved in the past eight years and advises us that the case he's about to chronicle for us is the most unusual of all.
2. Why has the narrator waited so long to write this story, and why is he writing it now?
The reason given for the delay in reporting the case publicly is a mysterious promise of secrecy, apparently made by the narrator to a lady who has recently passed away, thus releasing him from his vow. The narrator also feels it's important to come forward about the case to set to rest some of the uglier rumors about the death of one Dr. Grimesby Roylott.
3. How is the narrator wakened at the beginning of this story?
At the beginning of...
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