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CHAPTERI.MR.SHERLOCKHOLMES.
Intheyear1878ItookmydegreeofDoctorofMedicineoftheUniversityofLondon,
és
and
proceededtoNetleytogothroughthecourseprescribedforsurgeonsinthearmy.
Havingcompletedmystudies
ott
there
,IwasdulyattachedtotheFifthNorthumberlandFusiliersasAssistantSurgeon.
TheregimentwasstationedinIndiaatthetime,
és
and
beforeIcouldjoinit,the
második
second
Afghanwarhadbrokenout.
OnlandingatBombay,Ilearned
hogy
that
mycorpshadadvancedthroughthepasses,
és
and
wasalreadydeepintheenemy’scountry.
Ifollowed,however,with
sok
many
otherofficerswhowereinthesamesituationasmyself,
és
and
succeededinreachingCandaharinsafety,
ahol
where
Ifoundmyregiment,
és
and
atonceentereduponmy
új
new
duties.
Thecampaignbroughthonours
és
and
promotiontomany,butformeithadnothing
de
but
misfortuneanddisaster.
Iwasremovedfrommybrigade
és
and
attachedtotheBerkshires,withwhomIservedatthefatalbattleofMaiwand.
Ott
There
Iwasstruckontheshoulderby
egy
a
Jezailbullet,whichshatteredthebone
és
and
grazedthesubclavianartery.
Ishould
volna
have
fallenintothehandsofthemurderousGhazishaditnotbeenforthedevotion
és
and
courageshownbyMurray,myorderly,
aki
who
threwmeacrossapack-horse,
és
and
succeededinbringingmesafelytotheBritishlines.
Wornwithpain,
és
and
weakfromtheprolongedhardshipswhichIhadundergone,Iwasremoved,with
egy
a
greattrainofwoundedsufferers,tothebasehospitalatPeshawar.
Itt
Here
Irallied,andhad
már
already
improvedsofarastobe
képes
able
towalkaboutthewards,
és
and
eventobaska
kicsit
little
upontheverandah,whenIwasstruckdownbyentericfever,thatcurseofourIndianpossessions.
Formonthsmylifewasdespairedof,
és
and
whenatlastIcametomyself
és
and
becameconvalescent,Iwassoweak
és
and
emaciatedthatamedicalboarddeterminedthatnot
egy
a
dayshouldbelostinsendingmebacktoEngland.
Iwasdispatched,accordingly,inthetroopship“Orontes,”
és
and
landedamonthlateronPortsmouthjetty,withmyhealthirretrievablyruined,
de
but
withpermissionfromapaternalgovernmenttospendthe
következő
next
ninemonthsinattemptingtoimproveit.
IhadneitherkithnorkininEngland,
és
and
wasthereforeasfreeasair—oras
szabad
free
asanincomeofelevenshillings
és
and
sixpenceadaywillpermita
ember
man
tobe.
Undersuchcircumstances,InaturallygravitatedtoLondon,that
nagy
great
cesspoolintowhichalltheloungers
és
and
idlersoftheEmpireareirresistiblydrained.
Ott
There
Istayedforsometimeat
egy
a
privatehotelintheStrand,leading
egy
a
comfortless,meaninglessexistence,andspendingsuchmoneyasIhad,considerablymorefreelythanIought.
Soalarmingdidthestateofmyfinances
vált
become
,thatIsoonrealizedthatI
kell
must
eitherleavethemetropolis
és
and
rusticatesomewhereinthecountry,orthatI
kell
must
makeacompletealterationinmystyleofliving.
Choosingthelatteralternative,Ibeganby
hogy
making
upmymindtoleavethehotel,
és
and
totakeupmyquartersinsomelesspretentious
és
and
lessexpensivedomicile.
Onthevery
napon
day
thatIhadcometothisconclusion,IwasstandingattheCriterionBar,
amikor
when
someonetappedmeontheshoulder,
és
and
turningroundIrecognized
fiatal
young
Stamford,whohadbeenadresserundermeatBarts.
Thesightof
egy
a
friendlyfaceinthe
nagy
great
wildernessofLondonis
egy
a
pleasantthingindeedto
egy
a
lonelyman.
InolddaysStamford
volt
had
neverbeenaparticularcronyofmine,
de
but
nowIhailedhimwithenthusiasm,
és
and
he,inhisturn,appearedtobedelightedto
lát
see
me.
Intheexuberanceofmyjoy,IaskedhimtolunchwithmeattheHolborn,
és
and
westartedofftogetherin
egy
a
hansom.
“Whateverhaveyoubeen
csináltál
doing
withyourself,Watson?”
he
kérdezte
asked
inundisguisedwonder,aswerattledthroughthecrowdedLondonstreets.
“Youareasthinas
egy
a
lathandasbrownas
egy
a
nut.”
Igavehim
egy
a
shortsketchofmyadventures,
és
and
hadhardlyconcludeditbythetimethatwereachedourdestination.
“Poordevil!”
he
mondta
said
,commiseratingly,afterhehadlistenedtomymisfortunes.
“Whatareyouuptonow?”
“Lookingforlodgings,”Ianswered.
“Tryingtosolvetheproblemastowhetheritis
lehetséges
possible
togetcomfortableroomsatareasonableprice.”
“That’s
egy
a
strangething,”remarkedmycompanion;
“youare
a
the
secondmanto-daythat
vagy
has
usedthatexpressiontome.”
“And
ki
who
wasthefirst?”
Iasked.
“Afellow
aki
who
isworkingatthechemicallaboratoryupatthe
kórház
hospital
.
Hewasbemoaninghimselfthis
reggel
morning
becausehecouldnotgetsomeoneto
menjen
go
halveswithhimin
néhány
some
niceroomswhichhe
volt
had
found,andwhichwere
túl
too
muchforhispurse.”
“ByJove!”
Icried,“ifhe
tényleg
really
wantssomeonetosharetherooms
és
and
theexpense,Iamthevery
férfi
man
forhim.
Ishouldpreferhaving
egy
a
partnertobeingalone.”
Fiatal
Young
Stamfordlookedratherstrangelyatmeoverhiswine-glass.
“Youdon’tknowSherlockHolmesyet,”he
mondta
said
;
“perhapsyouwouldnotcareforhimasaconstantcompanion.”
“Why,whatisthereagainsthim?”
“Oh,Ididn’t
mondtam
say
therewasanythingagainsthim.
Heisa
kicsit
little
queerinhisideas—anenthusiastin
egyes
some
branchesofscience.
AsfarasI
tudom
know
heisadecentfellowenough.”
“Amedicalstudent,Isuppose?”
mondtam
said
I.
“No—Ihavenoideawhatheintendstogoinfor.
I
hiszem
believe
heiswellupinanatomy,
és
and
heisafirst-classchemist;
de
but
,asfarasI
tudom
know
,hehasnevertakenoutanysystematicmedicalclasses.
Hisstudiesareverydesultory
és
and
eccentric,buthehasamassedalotofout-of-thewayknowledge
ami
which
wouldastonishhisprofessors.”
“Didyou
sosem
never
askhimwhathewas
megy
going
infor?”
Iasked.
“No;
heisnota
ember
man
thatitiseasytodrawout,
bár
though
hecanbecommunicativeenough
amikor
when
thefancyseizeshim.”
“Ishouldliketo
találkozni
meet
him,”Isaid.
“IfIamtolodgewithanyone,I
kell
should
preferamanofstudious
és
and
quiethabits.
Iamnotstrong
elég
enough
yettostandmuchnoiseorexcitement.
I
volt
had
enoughofbothinAfghanistantolastmefortheremainderofmynaturalexistence.
HowcouldImeetthisfriendofyours?”
“Heissuretobeatthelaboratory,”returnedmycompanion.
“Heeitheravoidstheplaceforweeks,orelsehe
dolgozik
works
therefrommorningtonight.
Ha
If
youlike,weshalldriveround
együtt
together
afterluncheon.”
“Certainly,”Ianswered,
és
and
theconversationdriftedawayinto
más
other
channels.
Aswemadeourwaytothehospital
miután
after
leavingtheHolborn,Stamfordgavemea
néhány
few
moreparticularsaboutthegentlemanwhomIproposedtotakeasafellow-lodger.
“Youmustn’tblameme
ha
if
youdon’tgetonwithhim,”he
mondta
said
;
“Iknownothingmoreofhim
mint
than
Ihavelearnedfrom
találkoztam
meeting
himoccasionallyinthelaboratory.
Youproposed
ezt
this
arrangement,soyoumustnotholdmeresponsible.”
“Ifwedon’tgetonit
lesz
will
beeasytopartcompany,”Ianswered.
“Itseemstome,Stamford,”Iadded,looking
keményen
hard
atmycompanion,“thatyou
van
have
somereasonforwashingyourhandsofthematter.
Isthisfellow’stempersoformidable,
vagy
or
whatisit?
Don’tbemealy-mouthedaboutit.”
“Itisnot
könnyű
easy
toexpresstheinexpressible,”heansweredwithalaugh.
“Holmesis
egy
a
littletooscientificformytastes—itapproachestocold-bloodedness.
I
tudom
could
imaginehisgivingafriendalittlepinchofthelatestvegetablealkaloid,notoutofmalevolence,you
érted
understand
,butsimplyoutofaspiritofinquiryinorderto
legyen
have
anaccurateideaoftheeffects.
Todohimjustice,I
hiszem
think
thathewouldtakeithimselfwiththesamereadiness.
Heappearstohaveapassionfordefinite
és
and
exactknowledge.”
“Veryrighttoo.”
“Yes,
de
but
itmaybepushedtoexcess.
Ha
When
itcomestobeatingthesubjectsinthedissecting-roomswithastick,itiscertainlytakingratherabizarreshape.”
“Beating
az
the
subjects!”
“Yes,toverify
milyen
how
farbruisesmaybeproduced
után
after
death.
Isawhimatitwithmy
saját
own
eyes.”
“Andyetyou
mondja
say
heisnotamedicalstudent?”
“No.
Heaven
tudja
knows
whattheobjectsofhisstudiesare.
De
But
hereweare,andyou
kell
must
formyourownimpressionsabouthim.”
Ashespoke,weturneddown
egy
a
narrowlaneandpassedthrough
egy
a
smallside-door,whichopenedinto
egy
a
wingofthegreat
kórház
hospital
.
Itwasfamiliargroundtome,
és
and
Ineedednoguidingasweascendedthebleakstonestaircase
és
and
madeourwaydownthe
hosszú
long
corridorwithitsvistaofwhitewashedwall
és
and
dun-coloureddoors.
Nearthefurtherend
egy
a
lowarchedpassagebranchedawayfromit
és
and
ledtothechemicallaboratory.
Ez
This
wasaloftychamber,linedandlitteredwithcountlessbottles.
Broad,lowtableswerescatteredabout,whichbristledwithretorts,test-tubes,
és
and
littleBunsenlamps,withtheirblueflickeringflames.
Therewas
csak
only
onestudentintheroom,
aki
who
wasbendingoveradistanttableabsorbedinhiswork.
Atthe
hang
sound
ofourstepsheglancedround
és
and
sprangtohisfeetwith
egy
a
cryofpleasure.
“I’vefoundit!
I’vefoundit,”heshoutedtomycompanion,
futott
running
towardsuswithatest-tubeinhishand.
“Ihavefound
egy
a
re-agentwhichisprecipitatedbyhæmoglobin,
és
and
bynothingelse.”
Hadhediscoveredagoldmine,greaterdelightcouldnot
volna
have
shoneuponhisfeatures.
“Dr.
Watson,Mr.SherlockHolmes,”
mondta
said
Stamford,introducingus.
“Howareyou?”
he
mondta
said
cordially,grippingmyhandwith
egy
a
strengthforwhichIshouldhardly
volna
have
givenhimcredit.
“You
voltál
have
beeninAfghanistan,Iperceive.”
“Howonearthdidyou
tudtad
know
that?”
Iaskedinastonishment.
“Nevermind,”
mondta
said
he,chucklingtohimself.
“The
kérdés
question
nowisabouthæmoglobin.
Nodoubtyou
látja
see
thesignificanceofthisdiscoveryofmine?”
“Itisinteresting,chemically,nodoubt,”Ianswered,“butpractically——”.
“Why,
ember
man
,itisthemostpracticalmedico-legaldiscoveryforyears.
Don’tyou
látod
see
thatitgivesusaninfallibletestforbloodstains.
Gyere
Come
overherenow!”
Heseizedmebythecoat-sleeveinhiseagerness,
és
and
drewmeovertothetableatwhichhehadbeen
dolgozott
working
.
“Letushavesomefreshblood,”he
mondta
said
,diggingalongbodkinintohisfinger,
és
and
drawingofftheresultingdropofbloodin
egy
a
chemicalpipette.
“Now,Iadd
ezt
this
smallquantityofbloodto
egy
a
litreofwater.
Youperceive
hogy
that
theresultingmixturehas
az
the
appearanceofpurewater.
Theproportionof
vér
blood
cannotbemorethanoneinamillion.
Ihave
nem
no
doubt,however,thatweshallbeabletoobtain
a
the
characteristicreaction.”
Ashespoke,hethrewinto
az
the
vesselafewwhitecrystals,andthenaddedsomedropsofatransparentfluid.
Inaninstantthecontentsassumedadullmahoganycolour,
és
and
abrownishdustwasprecipitatedtothebottomoftheglassjar.
“Ha!
ha!”
hecried,clappinghishands,
és
and
lookingasdelightedas
egy
a
childwithanewtoy.
“Whatdoyou
gondolsz
think
ofthat?”
“Itseemstobe
egy
a
verydelicatetest,”Iremarked.
“Beautiful!
gyönyörű
beautiful
!
TheoldGuiacumtestwas
nagyon
very
clumsyanduncertain.
Soisthemicroscopicexaminationforbloodcorpuscles.
A
The
latterisvaluelessif
a
the
stainsareafewhoursold.
Now,thisappearstoactaswellwhether
a
the
bloodisoldor
új
new
.
Hadthistestbeeninvented,therearehundredsofmen
most
now
walkingtheearthwhowouldlongagohavepaidthepenaltyoftheircrimes.”
“Indeed!”
Imurmured.
“Criminalcasesarecontinuallyhinginguponthatone
ponton
point
.
Amanissuspectedof
egy
a
crimemonthsperhapsafterithasbeencommitted.
Hislinen
vagy
or
clothesareexamined,andbrownishstainsdiscovereduponthem.
Aretheybloodstains,
vagy
or
mudstains,orruststains,
vagy
or
fruitstains,orwhatare
azok
they
?
Thatisaquestionwhichhaspuzzled
sok
many
anexpert,andwhy?
Mert
Because
therewasnoreliabletest.
Most
Now
wehavetheSherlockHolmes’test,
és
and
therewillnolongerbeanydifficulty.”
Hiseyesfairlyglitteredashespoke,
és
and
heputhishandoverhisheart
és
and
bowedasiftosomeapplaudingcrowdconjuredupbyhisimagination.
“Youaretobecongratulated,”Iremarked,considerablysurprisedathisenthusiasm.
“TherewasthecaseofVonBischoffatFrankfortlastyear.
Hewouldcertainly
volna
have
beenhunghadthistestbeeninexistence.
Then
ott
there
wasMasonofBradford,
és
and
thenotoriousMuller,andLefevreofMontpellier,
és
and
SamsonofNewOrleans.
Icouldnameascoreofcasesinwhichitwould
volna
have
beendecisive.”
“Youseemtobeawalkingcalendarofcrime,”
mondta
said
Stamfordwithalaugh.
“Youmightstart
egy
a
paperonthoselines.
Callitthe‘PoliceNewsofthePast.’”.
“Veryinterestingreadingitmightbemade,too,”remarkedSherlockHolmes,sticking
egy
a
smallpieceofplasterovertheprickonhisfinger.
“I
kell
have
tobecareful,”hecontinued,turningtomewithasmile,“forIdabblewithpoisonsagooddeal.”
Heheldouthis
kezét
hand
ashespoke,andInoticed
hogy
that
itwasallmottledoverwithsimilarpiecesofplaster,
és
and
discolouredwithstrongacids.
“We
jöttünk
came
hereonbusiness,”saidStamford,sittingdownona
magas
high
three-leggedstool,andpushinganotheroneinmydirectionwithhisfoot.
“My
barátom
friend
herewantstotakediggings,
és
and
asyouwerecomplainingthatyoucouldget
nem
no
onetogohalves
a
with
you,IthoughtthatIhad
jobb
better
bringyoutogether.”
SherlockHolmesseemeddelightedattheideaofsharinghisroomswith
velem
me
.
“IhavemyeyeonasuiteinBakerStreet,”he
mondta
said
,“whichwouldsuitusdowntotheground.
Youdon’tmind
az
the
smellofstrongtobacco,Ihope?”
“I
mindig
always
smoke‘ship’s’myself,”Ianswered.
“That’s
good
enough.
Igenerallyhavechemicalsabout,
és
and
occasionallydoexperiments.
Wouldthatannoyyou?”
“Bynomeans.”
“Letmesee—whataremy
többi
other
shortcomings.
Igetinthedumpsattimes,
és
and
don’topenmymouthfordaysonend.
YoumustnotthinkIamsulky
amikor
when
Idothat.
Justletmealone,
és
and
I’llsoonberight.
What
kell
have
youtoconfessnow?
It’sjustas
is
well
fortwofellowstoknow
az
the
worstofoneanother
mielőtt
before
theybegintolivetogether.”
Ilaughedat
ezen
this
cross-examination.
“Ikeepabullpup,”I
mondtam
said
,“andIobjecttorows
mert
because
mynervesareshaken,
és
and
Igetupatallsortsofungodlyhours,
és
and
Iamextremelylazy.
Ihave
másik
another
setofviceswhenI’m
jól
well
,butthosearetheprincipalonesatpresent.”
“Doyouincludeviolin-playinginyourcategoryofrows?”
he
kérdezte
asked
,anxiously.
“Itdependsontheplayer,”Ianswered.
“Awell-playedviolinisatreatforthegods—abadly-playedone——”.
“Oh,that’sallright,”hecried,with
egy
a
merrylaugh.
“Ithinkwemayconsider
a
the
thingassettled—thatis,
ha
if
theroomsareagreeabletoyou.”
“Whenshallwe
látjuk
see
them?”
“Callforme
ide
here
atnoonto-morrow,andwe’llgo
együtt
together
andsettleeverything,”heanswered.
“Allright—noonexactly,”
mondtam
said
I,shakinghishand.
Welefthim
dolgozzon
working
amonghischemicals,andwewalked
együtt
together
towardsmyhotel.
“Bytheway,”Iaskedsuddenly,stopping
és
and
turninguponStamford,“howthedeucedidhe
tudta
know
thatIhadcomefromAfghanistan?”
Mycompanionsmiledanenigmaticalsmile.
“That’s
csak
just
hislittlepeculiarity,”he
mondta
said
.
“Agoodmanypeoplehave
akarta
wanted
toknowhowhefindsthingsout.”
“Oh!
egy
a
mysteryisit?”
Icried,rubbingmyhands.
“Thisis
nagyon
very
piquant.
Iammuchobligedtoyoufor
hogy
bringing
ustogether.
‘Theproperstudyofmankindisman,’youknow.”
“Youmuststudyhim,then,”Stamfordsaid,ashebademegood-bye.
“You’ll
találni
find
himaknottyproblem,though.
I’llwagerhelearns
többet
more
aboutyouthanyouabouthim.
Good-bye.”
CHAPTERII.THESCIENCEOFDEDUCTION.