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They, when coming back from chasing the con without success herd a strange sound that sounded like the howling of a dog but it came from far away from Sir Henry and Watson. Miss Beryl Stapleton gives an enigmatic warning to Watson, and he discovers that Sir Charles had an appointment at the same day and time of his death with a woman named Laura Lyons...
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He interrogates Miss Lyons and also discovers that the lonely figure was none other than Sherlock Holmes himself, he did that because that way he would not disturb the villain and would make a further advance in the case. Holmes while being hidden he discovered that Mr Stapleton is next after Sir Harry to the Baskerville heritage making him the strongest subject yet...
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