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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes | Gradually Hardening Slovenian A1-B2 Translation Books

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes | Gradually Hardening Slovenian A1-B2 Translation Books

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I.ASCANDALINBOHEMIA
I.
ToSherlockHolmessheis
vedno
alwaysthewoman.
Ihave
redko
seldomheardhimmentionher
pod
underanyothername.
Inhiseyessheeclipses
in
andpredominatesthewholeofhersex.
ItwasnotthathefeltanyemotionakintoloveforIreneAdler.
Allemotions,
in
andthatoneparticularly,wereabhorrenttohiscold,precise
vendar
butadmirablybalancedmind.
Hewas,Itakeit,the
najbolj
mostperfectreasoningandobserving
stroj
machinethattheworldhasseen,
vendar
butasaloverhewouldhaveplacedhimselfinafalse
položaj
position.
Heneverspokeofthesofterpassions,save
z
withagibeandasneer.
Theywereadmirablethingsfortheobserver—excellentfordrawingthe
zavese
veilfrommen’smotivesandactions.
Toda
Butforthetrainedreasonertoadmitsuchintrusionsintohisowndelicate
in
andfinelyadjustedtemperamentwastointroduceadistractingfactor
ki
whichmightthrowadoubtupon
vse
allhismentalresults.
Gritin
je
asensitiveinstrument,oracrackinoneofhisownhigh-powerlenses,wouldnotbe
bolj
moredisturbingthanastrongemotionin
je
anaturesuchashis.
In
Andyettherewasbut
eno
onewomantohim,andthat
ženska
womanwasthelateIreneAdler,ofdubious
in
andquestionablememory.
Ihadseen
malo
littleofHolmeslately.
Mymarriagehaddriftedusawayfromeachother.
Myowncomplete
sreča
happiness,andthehome-centredinterestswhichriseup
okrog
aroundthemanwhofirstfindshimselfmasterofhisownestablishment,were
dovolj
sufficienttoabsorballmy
pozornost
attention,whileHolmes,wholoathed
vsako
everyformofsocietywithhiswholeBohemian
dušo
soul,remainedinourlodgingsin
Baker
BakerStreet,buriedamonghisoldbooks,
in
andalternatingfromweekto
tedna
weekbetweencocaineandambition,
je
thedrowsinessofthedrug,
in
andthefierceenergyofhisownkeen
narave
nature.
Hewasstill,asever,
globoko
deeplyattractedbythestudyofcrime,
in
andoccupiedhisimmensefaculties
in
andextraordinarypowersofobservationinfollowingout
teh
thoseclues,andclearingup
teh
thosemysterieswhichhadbeenabandonedas
brezupno
hopelessbytheofficialpolice.
FromtimetotimeIheardsomevagueaccountofhisdoings:
ofhissummonstoOdessainthe
primeru
caseoftheTrepoffmurder,ofhisclearingupofthesingulartragedyoftheAtkinsonbrothersatTrincomalee,
in
andfinallyofthemission
ki
whichhehadaccomplishedsodelicately
in
andsuccessfullyforthereigning
družino
familyofHolland.
Beyondthesesignsofhisactivity,however,
ki
whichImerelysharedwithallthereadersofthedaily
tiska
press,Iknewlittleofmyformerfriend
in
andcompanion.
Onenight—itwasonthetwentiethof
Marca
March,1888—Iwasreturningfromajourneytoapatient(forIhad
zdaj
nowreturnedtocivilpractice),
ko
whenmywayledme
skozi
throughBakerStreet.
AsIpassedthewell-remembered
vrat
door,whichmustalwaysbeassociatedinmy
mislih
mindwithmywooing,and
s
withthedarkincidentsoftheStudyinScarlet,Iwasseized
s
withakeendesiretoseeHolmes
še enkrat
again,andtoknowhowhewasemployinghis
izjemne
extraordinarypowers.
Hisroomswerebrilliantlylit,
in
and,evenasIlooked
navzgor
up,Isawhistall,sparefigurepass
dvakrat
twiceinadarksilhouette
proti
againsttheblind.
Hewaspacingthe
sobi
roomswiftly,eagerly,withhis
glavo
headsunkuponhischest
in
andhishandsclaspedbehind
njim
him.
Tome,whoknewhis
vsako
everymoodandhabit,hisattitude
in
andmannertoldtheirownstory.
Hewasatwork
spet
again.
Hehadrisenoutofhisdrug-createddreams
in
andwashotuponthe
vonju
scentofsomenewproblem.
Irang
je
thebellandwasshownupto
je
thechamberwhichhadformerlybeeninpartmyown.
His
način
mannerwasnoteffusive.
It
redko
seldomwas;
buthewasglad,I
mislim
think,toseeme.
With
skoraj
hardlyawordspoken,but
z
withakindlyeye,hewavedmetoanarmchair,threwacrosshiscaseofcigars,
in
andindicatedaspiritcase
in
andagasogeneinthe
kotu
corner.
Thenhestoodbeforethe
ognjem
fireandlookedmeoverinhissingularintrospectivefashion.
“Wedlocksuitsyou,”heremarked.
“I
mislim
think,Watson,thatyouhaveputon
sedem
sevenandahalfpounds
odkar
sinceIsawyou.”
“Seven!”
Ianswered.
“Indeed,Ishouldhavethoughta
malo
littlemore.
Justatriflemore,Ifancy,Watson.
In
Andinpracticeagain,Iobserve.
Youdidnot
povedal
tellmethatyouintendedto
iti
gointoharness.”
“Then,howdoyouknow?”
“Iseeit,Ideduceit.
Kako
HowdoIknowthatyouhavebeengettingyourself
zelo
verywetlately,andthatyouhavea
najbolj
mostclumsyandcarelessservantgirl?”
“My
dragi
dearHolmes,”saidI,“thisis
preveč
toomuch.
Youwouldcertainlyhavebeenburned,hadyouliveda
nekaj
fewcenturiesago.
Itis
res
truethatIhadacountrywalkon
Četrtek
Thursdayandcamehomeinadreadfulmess,
toda
butasIhavechangedmyclothesIcan’t
predstavljati
imaginehowyoudeduceit.
AstoMaryJane,sheisincorrigible,
in
andmywifehasgivenher
obvestilo
notice,butthere,again,I
ne
failtoseehowyouworkitout.”
Hechuckledtohimself
in
andrubbedhislong,nervoushands
skupaj
together.
“Itissimplicityitself,”saidhe;
“myeyestellme
da
thatontheinsideofyourleftshoe,just
kjer
wherethefirelightstrikesit,the
usnje
leatherisscoredbysix
skoraj
almostparallelcuts.
Obviouslytheyhavebeencausedby
nekdo
someonewhohasverycarelesslyscrapedround
je
theedgesofthesoleinordertoremovecrustedmudfromit.
Zato
Hence,yousee,mydoublededuction
da
thatyouhadbeenoutinvileweather,
in
andthatyouhadaparticularlymalignantboot-slitting
primerek
specimenoftheLondonslavey.
Astoyourpractice,
če
ifagentlemanwalksintomyroomssmellingofiodoform,witha
črno
blackmarkofnitrateofsilveruponhis
desni
rightforefinger,andabulgeonthe
desni
rightsideofhistop-hattoshow
kje
wherehehassecretedhisstethoscope,Imustbedull,indeed,
če
ifIdonotpronouncehimtobeanactivememberofthemedicalprofession.”
Icouldnothelplaughingatthe
lahkoto
easewithwhichheexplainedhis
proces
processofdeduction.
“WhenIhearyougiveyourreasons,”Iremarked,“the
stvar
thingalwaysappearstometobesoridiculouslysimplethatIcould
zlahka
easilydoitmyself,thoughateachsuccessiveinstanceofyourreasoningIambaffled
dokler
untilyouexplainyourprocess.
In
AndyetIbelievethatmyeyesareas
dobre
goodasyours.”
“Quiteso,”heanswered,lightingacigarette,
in
andthrowinghimselfdownintoanarmchair.
“Yousee,butyoudonotobserve.
Thedistinctionis
jasna
clear.
Forexample,youhave
pogosto
frequentlyseenthestepswhichleadupfromthehallto
to
thisroom.”
“Frequently.”
“Howoften?”
“Well,
nekaj
somehundredsoftimes.”
“Thenhowmanyarethere?”
“Howmany?
Idon’tknow.”
“Quiteso!
Youhavenotobserved.
In
Andyetyouhaveseen.
To
Thatisjustmypoint.
Zdaj
Now,Iknowthatthereareseventeensteps,
ker
becauseIhavebothseen
in
andobserved.
Bytheway,
ker
sinceyouareinterestedin
ti
theselittleproblems,andsinceyouaregood
dovolj
enoughtochronicleoneor
dve
twoofmytriflingexperiences,you
lahko
maybeinterestedinthis.”
Hethrewovera
list
sheetofthick,pink-tintednotepaper
ki
whichhadbeenlyingopenuponthetable.
“Itcamebythelastpost,”saidhe.
“Readitaloud.”
Je
Thenotewasundated,and
brez
withouteithersignatureoraddress.
“There
bo
willcalluponyouto-night,ataquartertoeighto’clock,”itsaid,“a
gospod
gentlemanwhodesirestoconsultyouuponamatteroftheverydeepestmoment.
Yourrecentservicesto
eno
oneoftheroyalhousesof
Evropi
Europehaveshownthatyouare
eno
onewhomaysafelybetrustedwithmatterswhichareofanimportancewhichcan
težko
hardlybeexaggerated.
Thisaccountofyouwehavefrom
vseh
allquartersreceived.
Beinyourchamberthenatthathour,
in
anddonottakeitamiss
če
ifyourvisitorwearamask.”
“Thisis
res
indeedamystery,”Iremarked.
“Whatdoyouimagine
da
thatitmeans?”
“Ihaveno
podatkov
datayet.
Itisacapital
napaka
mistaketotheorisebeforeonehasdata.
Insensiblyonebeginstotwistfactstosuittheories,insteadoftheoriestosuitfacts.
Ampak
Butthenoteitself.
Whatdoyoudeducefromit?”
I
previdno
carefullyexaminedthewriting,and
je
thepaperuponwhichitwaswritten.
“Theman
ki
whowroteitwaspresumably
dobro
welltodo,”Iremarked,endeavouringtoimitatemycompanion’sprocesses.
“Suchpapercouldnotbeboughtunder
pol
halfacrownapacket.
Itispeculiarly
močna
strongandstiff.”
“Peculiar—thatistheveryword,”saidHolmes.
“ItisnotanEnglishpaperatall.
Holdituptothelight.”
Ididso,
in
andsawalarge“E”
z
withasmall“g,”a“P,”
in
andalarge“G”withasmall“t”wovenintothe
teksturo
textureofthepaper.
“Whatdoyoumakeofthat?”
askedHolmes.
“The
ime
nameofthemaker,no
dvoma
doubt;
orhismonogram,rather.”
“Notatall.
The‘G’
z
withthesmall‘t’standsfor‘Gesellschaft,’
kar
whichistheGermanfor‘Company.’Itisacustomarycontraction
kot
likeour‘Co.’‘P,’of
seveda
course,standsfor‘Papier.’Nowforthe‘Eg.’LetusglanceatourContinentalGazetteer.”
Hetook
dol
downaheavybrownvolumefromhisshelves.
“Eglow,Eglonitz—hereweare,Egria.
ItisinaGerman-speakingcountry—inBohemia,notfarfromCarlsbad.
‘Remarkableasbeing
je
thesceneofthedeathofWallenstein,
in
andforitsnumerousglass-factories
in
andpaper-mills.’Ha,ha,my
fant
boy,whatdoyoumakeofthat?”
Hiseyessparkled,
in
andhesentupagreat
modri
bluetriumphantcloudfromhiscigarette.
“ThepaperwasmadeinBohemia,”Isaid.
“Precisely.
In
AndthemanwhowrotethenoteisaGerman.
Doyounotethepeculiarconstructionofthesentence—‘Thisaccountofyouwehavefrom
vseh
allquartersreceived.’AFrenchmanorRussiancouldnothavewritten
to
that.
ItistheGerman
ki
whoissouncourteoustohisverbs.
It
samo
onlyremains,therefore,todiscoverwhatiswantedby
ta
thisGermanwhowritesupon
Boemski
Bohemianpaperandpreferswearinga
masko
masktoshowinghisface.
In
Andherehecomes,ifIamnot
motim
mistaken,toresolveallourdoubts.”
Ashespoketherewasthe
ostro
sharpsoundofhorses’hoofs
in
andgratingwheelsagainstthecurb,followedbya
ostro
sharppullatthebell.
Holmeswhistled.
“Apair,bythesound,”saidhe.
“Yes,”hecontinued,glancingoutofthe
okno
window.
“Anicelittlebrougham
in
andapairofbeauties.
A
sto
hundredandfiftyguineasapiece.
There’s
denar
moneyinthiscase,Watson,
če
ifthereisnothingelse.”
“I
mislim
thinkthatIhadbettergo,Holmes.”
“Notabit,
Doktor
Doctor.
Staywhereyouare.
Iamlost
brez
withoutmyBoswell.
Andthispromisestobe
zanimivo
interesting.
Itwouldbea
škoda
pitytomissit.”
“Butyourclient—”.
“Nevermind
ga
him.
Imaywantyour
pomoč
help,andsomayhe.
Tukaj
Herehecomes.
Sitdowninthatarmchair,
Doktor
Doctor,andgiveusyourbestattention.”
A
počasi
slowandheavystep,whichhadbeenhearduponthe
stopnicah
stairsandinthepassage,paused
takoj
immediatelyoutsidethedoor.
Thentherewas
je
aloudandauthoritativetap.
“Comein!”
saidHolmes.
A
moški
manenteredwhocouldhardlyhavebeen
manj
lessthansixfeetsixinchesinheight,
s
withthechestandlimbsofaHercules.
Hisdresswasrich
z
witharichnesswhichwould,inEngland,belookeduponasakintobad
okusu
taste.
Heavybandsofastrakhanwereslashedacrossthesleeves
in
andfrontsofhisdouble-breastedcoat,
medtem ko
whilethedeepbluecloak
ki
whichwasthrownoverhisshoulderswaslinedwithflame-colouredsilk
in
andsecuredattheneckwithabrooch
ki
whichconsistedofasingleflamingberyl.
Boots
ki
whichextendedhalfwayuphiscalves,
in
andwhichweretrimmedat
je
thetopswithrichbrown
krzno
fur,completedtheimpressionofbarbaricopulence
ki
whichwassuggestedbyhiswhole
videz
appearance.
Hecarriedabroad-brimmed
klobuk
hatinhishand,whileheworeacrosstheupper
delu
partofhisface,extending
navzdol
downpastthecheekbones,a
črno
blackvizardmask,whichhehad
očitno
apparentlyadjustedthatverymoment,forhis
roki
handwasstillraisedtoitasheentered.
Fromthelower
dela
partofthefaceheappearedtobea
človek
manofstrongcharacter,withathick,hanginglip,
in
andalong,straightchinsuggestiveof
resolucijo
resolutionpushedtothelengthofobstinacy.
“Youhadmynote?”
heasked
z
withadeepharshvoice
in
andastronglymarkedGermanaccent.
“Itoldyou
da
thatIwouldcall.”
Helookedfrom
enega
onetotheotherof
nas
us,asifuncertainwhichto
naslov
address.
“Praytakeaseat,”saidHolmes.
“Thisismy
prijatelj
friendandcolleague,Dr.Watson,
ki
whoisoccasionallygoodenoughto
pomaga
helpmeinmycases.
WhomhaveIthehonourtoaddress?”
“You
lahko
mayaddressmeastheCountVonKramm,a
Češki
Bohemiannobleman.
Iunderstandthat
ta
thisgentleman,yourfriend,isa
človek
manofhonouranddiscretion,whomI
lahko
maytrustwithamatterofthemostextremeimportance.
Če
Ifnot,Ishouldmuch
raje
prefertocommunicatewithyoualone.”
I
vstal
rosetogo,butHolmescaughtmeby
je
thewristandpushedme
nazaj
backintomychair.
“Itisboth,
ali
ornone,”saidhe.
“You
lahko
maysaybeforethisgentleman
karkoli
anythingwhichyoumaysaytome.”
Je
TheCountshruggedhisbroadshoulders.
“ThenImustbegin,”said
je
he,“bybindingyoubothtoabsolutesecrecyfor
dve
twoyears;
attheendofthat
časa
timethematterwillbeof
ne
noimportance.
Atpresentitisnottoomuchto
reči
saythatitisofsuchweightit
lahko
mayhaveaninfluenceuponEuropeanhistory.”
“Ipromise,”saidHolmes.
“AndI.”
“Youwillexcuse
tej
thismask,”continuedourstrange
obiskovalec
visitor.
“Theaugustpersonwhoemploysmewisheshis
agent
agenttobeunknowntoyou,
in
andImayconfessatoncethatthe
naslov
titlebywhichIhave
pravkar
justcalledmyselfisnot
ravno
exactlymyown.”
“Iwasawareofit,”saidHolmesdryly.
“Thecircumstancesareofgreatdelicacy,
in
andeveryprecautionhastobetakentoquenchwhatmightgrowtobeanimmense
škandal
scandalandseriouslycompromiseoneofthereigningfamiliesof
Evropi
Europe.
Tospeakplainly,thematterimplicatesthe
veliko
greatHouseofOrmstein,hereditarykingsofBohemia.”
“Iwasalsoawareofthat,”murmuredHolmes,settlinghimselfdowninhisarmchair
in
andclosinghiseyes.
Our
obiskovalec
visitorglancedwithsomeapparentsurpriseat
je
thelanguid,loungingfigureof
je
themanwhohadbeen
brez
nodoubtdepictedtohimas
je
themostincisivereasonerand
najbolj
mostenergeticagentinEurope.
Holmes
počasi
slowlyreopenedhiseyesandlookedimpatientlyathisgiganticclient.
“Ifyour
Veličanstvo
Majestywouldcondescendtostateyourcase,”heremarked,“Ishouldbebetter
sposoben
abletoadviseyou.”
The
moški
mansprangfromhischair
in
andpacedupanddown
je
theroominuncontrollableagitation.
Then,withagestureof
obupa
desperation,hetorethemaskfromhisface
in
andhurledituponthe
tla
ground.
“Youareright,”hecried;
“Iamthe
Kralj
King.
WhyshouldIattempttoconcealit?”
“Why,indeed?”
murmuredHolmes.
“Your
Veličanstvo
MajestyhadnotspokenbeforeIwasaware
da
thatIwasaddressingWilhelmGottsreichSigismondvonOrmstein,GrandDukeofCassel-Felstein,
in
andhereditaryKingofBohemia.”
“Butyou
lahko
canunderstand,”saidourstrange
obiskovalec
visitor,sittingdownoncemore
in
andpassinghishandoverhis
visoko
highwhiteforehead,“youcanunderstandthatIamnotaccustomedtodoingsuchbusinessinmyownperson.
Vendar
YetthematterwassodelicatethatIcouldnotconfideittoanagentwithoutputtingmyselfinhis
moč
power.
IhavecomeincognitofromPragueforthepurposeofconsultingyou.”
“Then,prayconsult,”saidHolmes,shuttinghiseyes
enkrat
oncemore.
“Thefactsare
kratko
brieflythese:
Somefiveyearsago,
med
duringalengthyvisittoWarsaw,Imadetheacquaintanceofthewell-knownadventuress,IreneAdler.
The
ime
nameisnodoubtfamiliartoyou.”
“Kindlylookherupinmyindex,Doctor,”murmuredHolmeswithoutopeninghiseyes.
Formanyyearshehadadopteda
sistem
systemofdocketingallparagraphsconcerningmen
in
andthings,sothatitwas
težko
difficulttonameasubject
ali
orapersononwhichhecouldnotatoncefurnishinformation.
In
tem
thiscaseIfoundherbiographysandwichedin
med
betweenthatofaHebrewrabbi
in
andthatofastaff-commanderwhohadwrittenamonographuponthedeep-seafishes.
“Letmesee!”
saidHolmes.
“Hum!
Rodil
BorninNewJerseyin
je
theyear1858.
Contralto—hum!
LaScala,hum!
Prima
PrimadonnaImperialOperaofWarsaw—yes!
Retiredfromoperaticstage—ha!
LivinginLondon—quiteso!
Your
Veličanstvo
Majesty,asIunderstand,becameentangled
s
withthisyoungperson,wroteher
nekaj
somecompromisingletters,andis
zdaj
nowdesirousofgettingthoselettersback.”
“Preciselyso.
Ampak
Buthow—”.