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THE ADVENTURE OF THE NORWOOD BUILDER

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    eatpainstoconcealthebody,andyetleaveyourownstickasasignthatyouwerethecriminal?Confess,Lestrade,thatallthisisveryunlikely.” “Astothestick,Mr.Holmes,youknowaswellasIdothatacriminalisoftenflurried,anddoessuchthings,whichacoolmanwouldavoid.Hewasverylikelyafraidtogobacktotheroom.Givemeanothertheorythatwouldfitthefacts.” “Icouldveryeasilygiveyouhalfadozen,”saidHolmes.“Hereforexample,isaverypossibleandevenprobableone.Imakeyouafreepresentofit.Theoldermanisshowingdocumentswhichareofevidentvalue.Apassingtrampseesthemthroughthewindow,theblindofwhichisonlyhalfdown.Exitthesolicitor.Enterthetramp!Heseizesastick,whichheobservesthere,killsOldacre,anddepartsafterburningthebody.” “Whyshouldthetrampburnthebody?” “Forthematterofthat,whyshouldMcFarlane?” “Tohidesomeevidence.” “Possiblythetrampwantedtohidethatanymurderatallhadbeencommitted.” “Andwhydidthetramptakenothing?” “Becausetheywerepapersthathecouldnotnegotiate.” Lestradeshookhishead,thoughitseemedtomethathismannerwaslessabsolutelyassuredthanbefore. “Well,Mr.SherlockHolmes,youmaylookforyourtramp,andwhileyouarefindinghimwewillholdontoourman.Thefuturewillshowwhichisright.Justnoticethispoint,Mr.Holmes:thatsofarasweknow,noneofthepaperswereremoved,andthattheprisoneristheonemanintheworldwhohadnoreasonforremovingthem,sincehewasheir-at-law,andwouldcomeintotheminanycase.” Myfriendseemedstruckbythisremark. “Idon’tmeantodenythattheevidenceisinsomewaysverystronglyinfavourofyourtheory,”saidhe.“Ionlywishtopointoutthatthereareothertheoriespossible.Asyousay,thefuturewilldecide.Good-morning!IdaresaythatinthecourseofthedayIshalldropinatNorwoodandseehowyouaregettingon.” Whenthedetectivedeparted,myfriendroseandmadehispreparationsfortheday’sworkwiththealertairofamanwhohasacongenialtaskbeforehim. “MyfirstmovementWatson,”saidhe,ashebustledintohisfrockcoat,“must,asIsaid,beinthedirectionofBlackheath.” “AndwhynotNorwood?” “Becausewehaveinthiscaseonesingularincidentcomingclosetotheheelsofanothersingularincident.Thepolicearemakingthemistakeofconcentratingtheirattentionuponthesecond,becauseithappenstobetheonewhichisactuallycriminal.Butitisevidenttomethatthelogicalwaytoapproachthecaseistobeginbytryingtothrowsomelightuponthefirstincident—thecuriouswill,sosuddenlymade,andtosounexpectedanheir.Itmaydosomethingtosimplifywhatfollowed.No,mydearfellow,Idon’tthinkyoucanhelpme.Thereisnoprospectofdanger,orIshouldnotdreamofstirringoutwithoutyou.ItrustthatwhenIseeyouintheevening,IwillbeabletoreportthatIhavebeenabletodosomethingforthisunfortunateyoungster,whohasthrownhimselfuponmyprotection.” Itwaslatewhenmyfriendreturned,andIcouldsee,byaglanceathishaggardandanxiousface,thatthehighhopeswithwhichhehadstartedhadnotbeenfulfilled.Foranhourhedronedawayuponhisviolin,endeavouringtosoothehisownruffledspirits.Atlastheflungdowntheinstrument,andplungedintoadetailedaccountofhismisadventures. “It’sallgoingwrong,Watson—allaswrongasitcango.IkeptaboldfacebeforeLestrade,but,uponmysoul,Ibelievethatforoncethefellowisontherighttrackandweareonthewrong.Allmyinstinctsareoneway,andallthefactsaretheother,andImuchfearthatBritishjurieshavenotyetattainedthatpitchofintelligencewhentheywillgivethepreferencetomytheoriesoverLestrade’sfacts.” “DidyougotoBlackheath?” “Yes,Watson,Iwentthere,andIfoundveryquicklythatthelatelamentedOldacrewasaprettyconsiderableblackguard.Thefatherwasawayinsearchofhisson.Themotherwasathome—alittle,fluffy,blue-eyedperson,inatremoroffearandindignation.Ofcourse,shewouldnotadmiteventhepossibilityofhisguilt.ButshewouldnotexpresseithersurpriseorregretoverthefateofOldacre.Onthecontrary,shespokeofhimwithsuchbitternessthatshewasunconsciouslyconsiderablystrengtheningthecaseofthepolicefor,ofcourse,ifhersonhadheardherspeakofthemaninthisfashion,itwouldpredisposehimtowardshatredandviolence.‘Hewasmorelikeamalignantandcunningapethanahumanbeing,’saidshe,‘andhealwayswas,eversincehewasayoungman.’ “‘Youknewhimatthattime?’saidI. “‘Yes,Iknewhimwell,infact,hewasanoldsuitorofmine.ThankheaventhatIhadthesensetoturnawayfromhimandtomarryabetter,ifpoorer,man.Iwasengagedtohim,Mr.Holmes,whenIheardashockingstoryofhowhehadturnedacatlooseinanaviary,andIwassohorrifiedathisbrutalcrueltyt
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