1. Eleanor M. Savko
5/18/2018
Sherlock Holmes
Part 3

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3. Eleanor M. Savko
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“I have seen young McCarthy. But now I am sure he knows as little as we do.”

4. Eleanor M. Savko
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“I have seen young McCarthy. But now I am sure he knows as little as we do,” said Sherlock Holmes.
(page 18)

5. “Let us agree to disagree.”
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“Let us agree to disagree.”

6. Eleanor M. Savko
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“Let us agree to disagree,” said Holmes, laughing. “But if I am not mistaken, there is Hatherley Farm on the left.”
Page 19

7. “And what did you learn from him?”
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“And what did you learn from him?”

8. “And what did you learn from him?” Dr. Watson
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“And what did you learn from him?” Dr. Watson
Page 17

9. Eleanor M. Savko
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“That young McCarthy killed his father; any other way of seeing this case is just not possible.”

10. Eleanor M. Savko
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“That young McCarthy killed his father; any other way of seeing this case is just not possible.”
Detective Lestrade
Page 19

11. “But if James is innocent, then who did the murder?”
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“But if James is innocent, then who did the murder?”

12. “But if James is innocent, then who did the murder?”
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“But if James is innocent, then who did the murder?”
Dr. Watson
Page 18

13. How does Sherlock Holmes describe James McCarthy?
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How does Sherlock Holmes describe James McCarthy?

14. Page 17 - Holmes describes him as
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“…not a very intelligent man, even if he is good-looking and also, I think, good-hearted.”
Page 17 - Holmes describes him as
not intelligent, good-looking, and good-hearted.

15. Eleanor M. Savko
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Why has James McCarthy refused to marry Alice Turner even though he loves her?

16. He loves Miss Turner, but he secretly married a bar woman in Bristol.
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He loves Miss Turner, but he secretly married a bar woman in Bristol.

17. What two facts will prove James innocent according to Sherlock Holmes?
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What two facts will prove James innocent according to Sherlock Holmes?

18. Eleanor M. Savko
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Fact #1: James McCarthy was away from home visiting the bar woman. His father went to the pool to meet someone. His father didn’t know his son James was back.
Fact #2: His father called for his son “Cooee!” without knowing that his son returned.
(page 17-18)

19. Eleanor M. Savko
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What do we learn about the relationship between John Turner and Charles McCarthy in this section?

20. Eleanor M. Savko
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Turner was an old friend of McCarthy’s, and he helped him. He gave him free use of Hatherley Farm.
Page 19

21. How does Sherlock Holmes figure out what happened at Boscombe Pool?
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How does Sherlock Holmes figure out what happened at Boscombe Pool?

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He used a magnifying glass to see the foot marks better. He found the footprints of James McCarthy and his father. He also found the footprints of someone walking on on toes.
Page 23

23. Eleanor M. Savko
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Name the character:
The first fact is that the murdered man went to the pool to meet someone.

24. Name the character: Charles McCarthy
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Name the character:
Charles McCarthy
The first fact is that the murdered man went to the pool to meet someone.

25. The doctor thinks that he is dying.
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Name the character:
The doctor thinks that he is dying.

26. Name the character: Mr. Turner The doctor thinks that he is dying.
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Name the character: Mr. Turner
The doctor thinks that he is dying.

27. He has spent the last three days in Bristol.
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Name the character:
He has spent the last three days in Bristol.

28. Name the character: James McCarthy
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Name the character: James McCarthy
He has spent the last three days in Bristol.

29. She also showed us a pair of the son’s boots.
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Name the character:
She also showed us a pair of the son’s boots.

30. Name the character: The servant girl at Hatherley Farm
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Name the character: The servant girl at Hatherley Farm
She also showed us a pair of the son’s boots.

31. …that she and James are not really married.
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Name the character:
…that she and James are not really married.

32. Name the character: the bar woman
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Name the character: the bar woman
…that she and James are not really married.

33. How was it used in the story?
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dangerously
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

34. Mr. Turner is dangerously ill. - Lestrade
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Mr. Turner is dangerously ill. - Lestrade

35. How was it used in the story?
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cloudless
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

36. Meaning: without clouds in the sky
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Holmes was right: there was no rain during the night the next day was bright and cloudless. Dr. Watson
Meaning: without clouds in the sky

37. How was it used in the story?
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bar
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

38. Meaning - A business selling drinks
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James became friendly with a woman in Bristol who worked in a bar. - Holmes
Meaning - A business selling drinks

39. How was it used in the story?
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silently
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

40. He made his way quickly and silently along the path… - Watson
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It was used by Dr. Watson to describe how Sherlock Holmes walked along the path to Boscombe Pool.
He made his way quickly and silently along the path… - Watson
Meaning - quietly

41. How was it used in the story?
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secretly
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

42. He married her secretly. - Holmes
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He married her secretly. - Holmes

43. How was it used in the story?
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movement
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

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I watched my friend carefully, knowing that every movement had meaning. - Dr. Watson

45. How was it used in the story?
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against
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

46. We know that old Mr. Turner has always been against the idea. - Holmes
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We know that old Mr. Turner has always been against the idea. - Holmes

47. How was it used in the story?
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sailor
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

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She has written him to say that she has a husband already- a sailor- and that she and James are not really married. - Holmes

49. How was it used in the story?
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journey
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

50. I did not want to begin it after that long journey. - Dr. Watson
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I did not want to begin it after that long journey. - Dr. Watson
a trip

51. one hundred and twenty yards wide
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one hundred and twenty yards wide
How was it used in the story?
Who said it?

52. Used to describe Boscombe Pool. - Dr. Watson
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Used to describe Boscombe Pool. - Dr. Watson
Page 20: Boscombe Pool is a small piece of water about one hundred and twenty yards wide.