https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc Hecho con buen rollo en-us 2021-07-28 18:12:35 UTC 2021-07-28 18:25:36 UTC hello@padlet.com robertovalle29 https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663346548  My name's Dr Watson, and I'm a good friend of the famous detective Sherlock Holmes. Two days after Christmas last year I went to his house - 221B Baker Street. I wanted to say 'Happy Christmas!' to him. When I arrived, I found him in the sitting-room. He was by the window with some newspapers next to him. There was an old hat on a chair near him, and he had a magnifying glass in his hand. 'You're working on something,' I said. 'Shall I go?' 'No,' said Holmes. 'Sit down and look at that interesting old hat over there.' 
 Henry Bakers in London. I gave the goose back to Peterson this morning,' he went on, 'and I said to him: "Have this for your dinner!" I didn't want it to go bad, you know.' ]]> 2021-07-28 18:15:35 UTC https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663346548 robertovalle29 https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663347805  A thousand pounds!' cried Peterson excitedly. Then, without saying more, he sat down in the chair between us. First he looked at Holmes and then he looked at me. 'The diamond disappeared five days ago, I think,' I said. 'Yes,' answered Holmes. 'They say a young man, John Homer, took it. Here's a newspaper report about the case.' Holmes gave an old newspaper to me and I read the report.  Well, that's the newspaper report about the diamond,' said Holmes. 'Now we need to understand how the jewel left the Countess of Morcar's room in the Cosmopolitan hotel and arrived in Tottenham Court Road in a goose. 'You see, Watson, there is a crime in this case. Here's the diamond. The diamond came from the goose, and the goose came from Mr Henry Baker - the man with the old hat 

]]> 2021-07-28 18:17:45 UTC https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663347805 robertovalle29 https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663349120  'I know you felt a little bored when 1told you all about Mr Baker, but now we must find him. Where and how does he come into the case of the blue diamond? The answer to these two questions is most important.' 'But how can we find him?' 1asked. 'Through a newspaper advertisement,' answered Holmes. He took a pen and began to write. 
 There. That says it all, I think,' said Holrnes. 'Yes, but is he going to read it?' I asked. 'Yes, Watson, I think he is. He's a poor man, remember. At the time he was afraid because of his accident with the shop window, but now I believe he feels very sorry about running away and thinks: "Why did I leave that bird in the street?" 'Perhaps he looked for a newspaper advertisement about it yesterday. I think he's going to look again today. too. ]]> 2021-07-28 18:19:59 UTC https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663349120 robertovalle29 https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663349393  'What's more, we've got his name in the advertisement. so I believe his friends are going to see it and tell him about it.' 'Yes, I see: I said. Holmes gave some money to the doorman and said: 'Peterson, please go down to the newspaper offices and put this advertisement in all the evening newspapers.' 'Very good, sir. And shall I leave the diamond with you. sir?' 'Yes, Peterson. And, I say, Peterson, after you leave the newspaper offices, can you buy 'a goose and bring it back here? We need a new bird for Mr Henry Baker when he comes. Your family is eating the old one for dinner today, so he can't have that.' The doorman went out of the door and down the street.  :All right,' I said. 'I can come back after work this evening. I'm very interested in the answer to this case.' 'Good,' replied Holmes. 'Dinner is at 7 o'clock.' I got to Baker Street at 6.30 that evening. There was a tall man already at Sherlock Holmes's front door when I came down the street. He wore a long winter coat and had a Scottish hat on his head. When I arrived next to him the door opened. Mrs Hudson, Holmes's  housekeeper, said 'Good evening' to the two of us, and we went in and upstairs to Holmes's room. 'Mr Henry Baker, 1 believe!' said Holmes to the man when he came in. 'Please sit down.' Holmes looked at me and smiled. ]]> 2021-07-28 18:20:35 UTC https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663349393 robertovalle29 https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663349878  He wore a dirty old black coat with no shirt under it, but he spoke slowly, quietly and carefully. I looked at him and listened to him and I thought: 'Yes, this is an intelligent man. He was rich once but now he has no money and things aren't easy for him.' 'We found your hat and your goose some days ago,' said Holmes, 'But we couldn't find you very easily, Mr Baker. We didn't know your address. Why didn't you put an advertisement in the newspaper with your address in it? We waited and waited for an advertisement from you, but saw nothing.'  Mr Baker smiled 'I'm sorry. Advertisements are expensive and I haven't got a lot of money these days. I had once, but not now,' he went on. :And, well, I thought those young men in Tottenham Court Road had my hat and my goose, and I didn't want to put an expensive advertisement in the newspaper for nothing.' 'I understand.' said Holmes, 'Now, before we say more, I must tell you something about your goose. Mr Baker. I'm sorry but ... well ... we ate it yesterday, you know.' ]]> 2021-07-28 18:21:30 UTC https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663349878 robertovalle29 https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663350478  Holmes put out his arm and a cab stopped for us. 'But before we go, can you please tell us your name?' The little man looked at Holmes and then at me before he answered. 'J-J-John Robinson,' he said. 'No, no,' said Holmes quietly. 'We'd like to know your real name please,' The stranger's face changed from white to red. 'Very well. My real name is James Ryder,' he said. 'Well, well, well,' said Holmes. assistant Manager of the Cosmopolitan Hotel. Now let's get into the cab and go home. Then I can tell you everything you want to know.' So we got into the cab and went home. Ryder looked excited butsaid nothing. Holmes didn't speak at all in the cab. ]]> 2021-07-28 18:22:43 UTC https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663350478 robertovalle29 https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663351534  I told her about the diamond thief and about the police arresting Horner. Then I went into the back garden to smoke and think. What could I do with the diamond now? In the garden, I remembered my friend Maudsley. He began well, but he went bad, and in the end he went to prison for his crimes 'Perhaps he knows about selling diamonds,' I thought So I decided to visit him at his home in Kilburn in North London. 'But how can I walk across London with the diamond?' I thought 'I can't have it in my pocket Not with all those police officers in the streets.' Then I looked down at the geese in the garden and I thought of something. I knew one of those geese was for me, for my Christmas dinner. So I decided to take my goose there and then, and not to wait for it I quickly caught a big white goose with a black tail. Then I took the diamond from my pocket, and put it into the bird's mouth. I felt the jewel go down its neck. With the diamond  now inside the goose I felt happy I could walk to Kilburn and back easily. Then my sister came into the garden. 'What are you doing with that goose?' she said. I put my bird down and it ran off with the other geese. 'That's the goose I want for Christmas,' I said. 'Very well. Catch it, kill it, and take it with you,' she said. / Well, Mr Holmes I caught that bird, killed it and took it with me to Kilburn. There I told my friend Maudsley all about the diamond and he laughed and laughed. We got a knife and opened the goose but we couldn't find the diamond. I knew then something was wrong ]]> 2021-07-28 18:24:48 UTC https://padlet.com/robertovalle29/t1oxh2uep5idsswc/wish/1663351534