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'I trust your judgment.' 'A very sensible reply, Watson. You must look at it this way: what I know is unofficial, what he knows is official. I have the right to private judgment, but he has none. He must disclose all, or he is a traitor to his service. In a doubtful case I would not put him in so painful a position, and so I reserve my information until my own mind is clear upon the matter.' 'But when will that be?' I TRUST YOUR JUDGMENT VERY SENSIBLE REPLY WATSON YOU MUST LOOK AT IT THIS WAY WHAT I KNOW IS UNOFFICIAL WHAT HE KNOWS IS OFFICIAL I HAVE THE RIGHT TO PRIVATE JUDGMENT BUT HE HAS NONE HE MUST DISCLOSE ALL OR HE IS A TRAITOR TO HIS SERVICE IN A DOUBTFUL CASE I WOULD NOT PUT HIM IN SO PAINFUL A POSITION AND SO I RESERVE MY INFORMATION UNTIL MY OWN MIND IS CLEAR UPON THE MATTER BUT WHEN WILL THAT BE
 night.' 'It is fatal, Mr. Holmes--absolutely fatal. Still, there are other gangs of three besides the Randalls, or it may be some new gang of which the police have never heard,' 'Quite so, it is perfectly possible. What, are you off?' 'Yes, Mr. Holmes, there is no rest for me until I have got to the bottom of the business. I suppose you have no hint to give me?' 'I have given you one.' 'Which?' 'Well, I suggested a blind.' 'But why, Mr. Holmes, why?' 'Ah, that's the question, of course. But I commend the idea to your mind. You might possibly find that there was something in it. You won't stop for dinner? Well, goodbye, and let us know how you get on.' Dinner was over, and the table cleared before Holmes alluded to the matter again. He had lit his pipe and held his slippered feet to the cheerful blaze of the fire. Suddenly he looked at his watch. 'I expect developments, Watson.' 'When?' 'Now--within a few minutes. I dare say you thought I acted rather badly to Stanley Hopkins just now. R AGAINST YOUR THEORY THAT THEY COMMITTED A MURDER IN KENT LAST NIGHT IT IS FATAL MISTER HOLMES ABSOLUTELY FATAL STILL THERE ARE OTHER GANGS OF THREE BESIDES THE RANDALLS OR IT MAY BE SOME NEW GANG OF WHICH THE POLICE HAVE NEVER HEARD QUITE SO IT IS PERFECTLY POSSIBLE WHAT ARE YOU OF YES MISS JOAMS THERE'S NO REST FOR ME UNTIL I'VE GOT TO THE BOTTOM OF THE BUSINESS I SUPPOSE YOU HAVE NO HINT TO GIVE ME I HAVE GIVEN YOU ONE WHICH WELL I SUGGESTED A BLIND BUT WHY MISTER ELMS WHY AH THAT'S THE QUESTION OF COURSE BUT I COMMEND THE IDEA TO YOUR MIND YOU MIGHT POSSIBLY FIND THAT THERE WAS SOMETHING IN IT YOU WON'T STOP FOR DINNER WELL GOOD BYE AND LET US KNOW HOW YOU GET ON DINNER WAS OVER AND THE TABLE CLEARED BEFORE HOLMES ALLUDED TO THE MATTER AGAIN HE HAD LIT HIS PIPE AND HELD HIS SLIPPERED FEET TO THE CHEERFUL BLAZE OF THE FIRE SUDDENLY HE LOOKED AT HIS WATCH I EXPECT DEVELOPMENTS WATSON WHEN NOW WITHIN A FEW MINUTES I DARESAY YOU THOUGHT I ACTED RATHER BADLY TO STANLEY HOPKINS JUST NOW
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