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The Adventure of the Speckled Band Study Guide

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by Arthur Conan Doyle
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Section 6 Summary

What caught Holmes eye at the end of Section 5 was a small dog leash hanging on a corner of Dr. Roylott's bed. The leash was tied up in the shape of a small hangman's noose. Holmes has apparently drawn an evil conclusion from this bit of evidence. With a grim look on his face, he requests permission from Helen to have another look at the lawn.

Out on the lawn, Holmes paces in silence for a while. Watson and Helen pace quietly by his side, not wanting to break his train of thought. Finally he speaks. Holmes tells Helen she must follow his advice to the letter; her life depends upon it. When she promises to do so, he lays out his plan. Holmes points to the village inn, the Crown, which is.....

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