A Simple Case
Watson finds a contradiction in Holmes's description of a case as both simple and difficult. Holmes continues by explaining the connection between distinctive features and the difficulty of an investigation. The discussion then turns to the particular suspicions reported in the newspapers. Having not yet visited the scene, what will the detective accept as an established fact?
Watson finds a contradiction in Holmes's description of a case as both simple and difficult. Holmes continues by explaining the connection between distinctive features and the difficulty of an investigation. The discussion then turns to the particular suspicions reported in the newspapers. Having not yet visited the scene, what will the detective accept as an established fact?