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The Five Orange Pips Ch.1.1

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In September 1887 my wife was some of her family , so I was with my old friend Sherlock Holmes in Baker Street . It was a windy , evening , and the rain was falling heavily outside . Suddenly there was a at the door .
I looked at my friend in . 'Who can this be ? ' I asked .
'If he comes on in this weather , it's important , ' said Sherlock Holmes . 'Come in ! ' he called .
A young man came in . He looked , tired and worried . 'I've come to ask for help , ' he said . 'I've heard of you , Mr Holmes . People say you know . I don't know what to do . '
'Well , sit down , ' said Holmes , 'and tell me about . '
The young man sat down , and put his wet near the fire . 'My name is John Openshaw . My father , Joseph , had a brother , my uncle Elias , who went to live in America when he was young . He made a lot of there . He didn't like the black Americans , so during the Civil War he fought against the men from the North , and with those from the South . But when the South the war , and there was equality for black people , Uncle Elias left America . So in 1869 he came back to England and went to live in a house in the country . He was a strange , unhappy man .
'He did not want any , ' John Openshaw went on , 'and he often drank a lot . But he liked me , and when I was twelve , I moved to Uncle Elias's house . He was very kind to me . I could go in the house . But there was one small room at the top of the house which was always . Nobody could go into this room .

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