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The adventure of the Blue Carbuncle

Arthur Conan Doyle

Chapter One-English

The chapter number one begins with the author’s story where it says that his went to visits a friend named “Sherlock Holmes” because they were at Christmas time. At the time that the reporter found to his old friend he could find that your friend looked very untidy appearance this man was full of newspapers the whole room was filled them and this site was a mysterious hat. The narrator thought that with his arrive may interrupt important something, but not, the Mr. Sherlock felt quite pleased with the arrival of this man. Then the narrator prepared to take the seat and get comfortable and then the two men began to talk about of the mysterious hat.

Chapter Two-English

Now he is very worried for the hat because he thought that did not matter but the truth the hat was a great track with a crime then he started to say first as this man did to get there then he began saying about four in the morning on Christmas Day Mr. Peterson is a very honest man and Peterson Returned home from a party when he saw a man walking down the street a little drunk then he met up with other men and they all started fighting, but most curious is that this man had with the a white goose and then Peterson then ran to the aid of this man When Peterson came up to where the fight was all by going they decided to flee

Chapter Three-English

Although few people might notice the hat showed many clues many clues that only a very experienced investigator could see in fact was amazing that in this hat hid as important clues to the case, the hat was very tired and seemed very run down and was now almost completely faded was very strange that the hat did not have the name of the manufacturer but the really strange thing is that was marked with initials Initial indications are that the name belonged «H. B» Everything pointed to he was the owner what is clear is that the narrator was very difficult to clarify the facts  was very clear that the victim was very intelligent and wealthy.

Chapter Four-English

The narrator not explains how Holmes drew such conclusions, and then the narrator then asked Holmes as he did Holmes then explained to them the victim was very smart because it had a very large brain and furthermore he was very wealthy because the hat that him wear very expensive also the hat´s edges are of high quality and it is clear that it is clear that this man long time ago that no money because the hat is very damaged as a wealthy man would buy one quickly. Another important clue is her hair because the ends of hair are situated on his hat this leads us to conclude that recently he was in the barber.

Chapter Five-English

Many of the tracks thrown in the hat lead to the conclusion that this man lost the love of his wife and almost certainly carrying the goose for Christmas dinner in this manner he would can win back the love of his wife very terrified the narrator asks how you know that the turkey was for his wife Sherlock then answered him do not remember the card that was the goose there's your answer. The narrator lets you know Sherlock not justify spending power because there is no crime the two men were discussing when suddenly entered Holmes entered the room and saying that the goose raised and had a diamond inside of your stomach.

Chapter Six-English

All were surprised when they found the gemstone Sherlock Holmes was very happy because the diamond was worth much money, clear that for Sherlock Holmes, It was more than just a stone  because their size and shape were unique, It was an absolutely beautiful stone, They were very happy, because although they were offering big money for the stone in the street market this stone is better paid could pay up to ten times more Sherlock Holmes came to consider that the princess is to detach from their wealth for sentimental reasons Mr. John Horner was accused of stealing this gemstone  said the jeweler took the stone of the Countess and the evidence was so solid that the case went to court that of a very agile managed to steal the stone from the chest of the Countess and when Horner was charged with the theft of the spectacular stone, fainted in court.

Chapter Seven-English

Then made ​​the comment that the blackout of Horner now the question is to decrypt the string of crimes committed and from the jeweler robbed the crop of a goose, Holmes said. After a long talk of Holmes and Watson, they concluded that it was necessary to decipher the mysteries Watson and Holmes's deductions soon became more valid both came to the conclusion that it was very important to do a very thorough analysis of what it meant to solve crimes the right to know who was Henry Baker, then set out to put an ad in the newspapers of the city Holmes was sure the man would see the papers for this was very poor. Holmes deduced that the man was so startled to see that Peterson approached, they thought only of escaping, but, most likely, this man is sorry for releasing the bird.

Chapter Eight-English

Peterson tells Holmes that on the way to buy a goose that is similar to dinner, to deliver it to the gentleman who are looking Holmes was still amazed by the gemstone even after so long was still more than surprised Holmes thought behind this beautiful stone were several crimes This beautiful stone was found on the banks of the Amoy River and presents all the characteristics of carbuncle but the only thing missing is the red is also of note that this beautiful stone this beautiful stone has more of a murder and robbery up Holmes then choose to save the Holmes then choose to save the ruby in his safe Holmes tells the countess that the stone has but now there is considerable doubt as to who may be the culprit, at that time the most optioned were Horner and Henry Baker.  Now Holmes was leaving, when it was Mr. Henry Baker.

Chapter Nine-English

Then invite him to go to the house then Holmes invited the Mr. Baker to sit by the fire then they ask Mr. Henry Baker Is this your hat? Then Mr. Henry Baker then responds, if clear that if, He was an intelligent man with a big beard and the man was a pretty big the appearance of this man was someone very smart choose carefully each of his words for the purpose not to commit any imprudence he commented to Holmes who had not so much money as in the past, but the assailants who stole his hat and goose but when Holmes told  Henry Baker that the goose had to eat it, He was very surprised Holmes told the guest that spent several days looking to deliver the things they had lost  then Henry Baker made ​​to laugh and asked if they would give him a little goose.

Chapter Ten-English

Holmes got a little malicious because he started get information of Henry Baker Holmes began by asking where he had got that beautiful goose and Henry Baker began to say that got goose store geese also said that he belonged to a society of geese In this society just paying some money get a goose at Christmas the man was too grateful to the generosity and kindness of Holmes then Henry Baker then left his home very pleased with what they did for the with all this Holmes concludes that this man had no idea that there jewel then Holmes proposed to postpone the dinner to continue the search for the solution to the puzzle as the night was so cold, the two men decide to put on their coats and get some heat then, went to a bar and drank two beers cold because the streets are very cold and lonely.

Chapter Eleven-English

The man said “these geese are not mine” because he bought the geese to a man who was selling so geese were purchased a seller. Holmes then offered a toast with all the people who were there and then I said goodnight. Now they decided to visit the famous seller of geese while they went outside Holmes buttoned his jacket then Holmes said it was very important to discover who was to blame because a man can spend seven years of forced labor if we find no real culprit and then Holmes and his companion came to a lonely street and being there they found a market stall. Then Holmes asked the people who were there “from where they got the geese?” immediately the seller's reaction was quite suspicious because He got very angry but Holmes thought that  this situation seemed very suspicious.

Chapter Twelve-English

Then the salesman answered Holmes - I get angry because you are bugging me a lot, so too you would be angry with that lot of trouble, but why so much trouble? Then Holmes asked where are geese? And do you who person sold you the geese? So both men got into an argument about if the goose consumed by Holmes it was of field then stated in full discussion why have these geese fuss is made, but the seller could not believe the insolence of Holmes for the seller It was clear that he knew more of geese that Holmes, the seller could see Holmes's insistence, Then he decided to bet to demonstrate to Holmes that he was right.

Chapter Thirteen-English

Holmes seemed to have lost the bet as it was more than evident Holmes is being very angry decided to give a sovereign to the seller once Holmes retired from the store he felt very happy even he laughed for a while something that was characteristic in him then Holmes said that these men were always ready for betting but how impressive is that by the insignificance of the bet he consented easily but now the big question that the two men posed It was as follows: Breckinridge visited now? And Holmes was speaking when suddenly enormous thunder interrupted the conversation all these rumblings came from the store that they had just visited.

Chapter Fourteen-English

A little man into the store too scandal and this caught the Holmes's attention because he saw this as a great opportunity for find clues to the great mystery then Holmes then decided to achieve the man when Holmes was against man, then he said -excuse me sir, but I've heard the conversation you had with the seller- then he said- I know everything about the goose that you have lost- the man was a little pensive with the Holmes's words  then the little man was very interested and Holmes could feel the man's interest and then he said - please we can go to talk about it somewhere else- so The man agreed to go with them, but his nerves were only evident.

Chapter Fifteen-English

 When they were in the room and Holmes was very glad to get into his room and he said - best for the cold is a good fire- Mr. Then Holmes invited to Ryder to take a seat- and then Holmes asked to Ryder and then Holmes asked to Ryder why so much interest in geese but especially a goose… Ryder could not believe the Holmes's words so Ryder immediately asked to Holmes -where was the goose? -then Holmes answered? –here, it was a very nice goose and it laid an beautiful blue egg and then Holmes showed the blue carbuncle to Ryder. Holmes later learned that the countess's maid was the person that said to Ryder about existence of the blue carbuncle.

Chapter Sixteen-English

Ryder dropped suddenly on Holmes's knees because He is very repentance for all the things that he did and Ryder begged for that Holmes to think of his family but Holmes showed very angry and said - You must have thought that before- because an innocent man is now in jail and Ryder then said he was ready to flee to thereby Horner will not go to jail now but Holmes just wanted that Ryder to explain everything that could have happened but the great enigma was like carbuncle came into the goose so Holmes began his interrogation and so Horner said that he hid the carbuncle in the goose because  He was afraid of the police.

Chapter Seventeen-English

Horner always knew that his sister gave him a goose for Christmas and then it was there that he took the decision to introduce the carbuncle in the goose undoubtedly the goose was a beautiful animal but the goose put a lot of trouble swallowing the stone and when his sister came she a little concerned began counting that they have fed a goose specially for him but Horner insisted that him wanted a especial goose and course it was the goose that had the carbuncle. When Horner had all this to his friend they laughed much because the truth is that all this was very funny suddenly they decided to inspect the carbuncle that was inside the goose and they realized that there was not anything.

Chapter Eighteen-English

When Horner came his sister sold all the gooses but this was a surprise to Horner because he had hoped that his goose was there and when her sister noticed the concern then she said that all the geese were in Breckinridge so Horner immediately decided to visit this place but the seller does not give any information about selling geese. Horner was very sorry for what he had done then detective Holmes decided to forgive to Horner and told to him to go to his house and Horner then felt very grateful and left The detective thought it was not worth putting this man in jail because the case no longer make any sense.