A Fondness for Photography
When Holmes remarks on the assistant’s unusual value, Wilson admits that the man does have one fault. Whenever possible, Spaulding takes photographs and rushes into the cellar to develop them instead of improving his mind with books. Even so, Wilson considers him hardworking and respectable. Holmes asks whether this photography-loving assistant is still in the shop.
When Holmes remarks on the assistant’s unusual value, Wilson admits that the man does have one fault. Whenever possible, Spaulding takes photographs and rushes into the cellar to develop them instead of improving his mind with books. Even so, Wilson considers him hardworking and respectable. Holmes asks whether this photography-loving assistant is still in the shop.