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A /col| 00000900: 6F 72 2E 3E 54 68 65 20 48 6F 74 65 6C 20 68 61 |or.>The Hotel ha| 00000910: 73 20 62 65 65 6E 20 2F 62 75 79 69 6E 67 20 2F |s been /buying /| 00000920: 64 6F 67 20 2F 66 6F 6F 64 20 66 6F 72 20 61 20 |dog /food for a | 00000930: 67 75 65 73 74 2C 20 2F 43 61 72 6C 74 6F 6E 20 |guest, /Carlton | 00000940: 2F 50 69 6E 6B 65 72 6F 77 2C 20 77 68 6F 20 72 |/Pinkerow, who r| 00000950: 65 71 75 65 73 74 65 64 20 69 74 2E 3E 4C 69 6E |equested it.>Lin| 00000960: 64 73 65 79 20 42 75 63 6B 69 6E 67 68 61 6D 20 |dsey Buckingham | 00000970: 69 73 20 2F 65 6E 74 65 72 69 6E 67 20 2F 46 6C |is /entering /Fl| 00000980: 75 66 66 79 20 69 6E 20 61 20 2F 64 6F 67 20 2F |uffy in a /dog /| 00000990: 73 68 6F 77 20 74 68 69 73 20 63 6F 6D 69 6E 67 |show this coming| 000009A0: 20 77 65 65 6B 65 6E 64 2E 5B 31 34 35 54 5D 3E | weekend.[145T]>| 000009B0: 54 68 65 20 43 6F 75 6E 74 65 72 66 65 69 74 20 |The Counterfeit | 000009C0: 4E 6F 74 65 73 5B 31 34 35 43 5D 3E 2F 57 48 45 |Notes[145C]>/WHE| 000009D0: 52 45 20 2F 4E 45 43 4B 4C 41 43 45 20 2F 49 53 |RE /NECKLACE /IS| 000009E0: 20 43 4C 55 45 20 20 28 2F 34 20 50 61 72 74 73 | CLUE (/4 Parts| 000009F0: 29 7C 20 20 2F 31 2E 20 4F 70 70 6F 73 69 74 65 |)| /1. 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..[136T]>THE HAPPY MEDIUM[136C]>/WEAPON CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /2. TAKE THE WORD FOR THE /COLOR PRODUCED BY COMBINING /RED AN D /WHITE AND THEN /DISCARD THE /LAST LET TER.>DURING THE SEANCE, /STANTON AND /ME RCEDES BOTH SAT WITHIN AN /ARM'S /LENGTH OF CLAIRE ON HER /LEFT /HAND /SIDE.>/MO TIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /1. WHEN THE OTHE R /TEAM NEEDS A /TOUCHDOWN WITH ONLY /SE CONDS /LEFT, YOU MIGHT ADOPT A "_____ /D EFENSE." (RHYMES WITH "/RESENT.") >/KIL LER CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /2. A WORD OFTEN A SSOCIATED WITH "/VALUE.">/WEAPON CLUE (/ 2 PARTS)| /1. TAKE THE WORD MEANING THE OPPOSITE OF /LOVE AND /DROP THE LAST LE TTER.>/MOTIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /2. PEOP LE /LOST IN THE /MOUNTAINS SOMETIMES /DI E OF _____.>/MOTIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /3 . TAKE THE WORD THAT MEANS "TO /POSE A / QUESTION" AND CHOP OFF THE LAST LETTER.| /4. /SHAMU IS A _____ /WHALE.>HOLMES S USPECTS THE KILLER ACTED TO /COVER /UP / ANOTHER /CRIME.>ACE MCCALL WAS VERY FOND OF /MERCEDES AND /LEFT HER A /LARGE /IN HERITANCE WHEN /HE /DIED.>AT THE SEANCE, /OLIVIA AND /OLLIE BOTH SAT WITHIN AN / ARM'S /LENGTH OF CLAIRE ON HER /RIGHT /H AND /SIDE.>AFTER HOLMES ARRANGES TO HAVE ACE MCCALL'S BODY EXHUMED, IT IS DISCOV ERED THAT ACE'S "/HEART /FAILURE" WAS /I NDUCED BY /POISON.>THE CORONER DISCOVERE D A /PIN /HOLE ON CLAIRE'S /LEFT /TEMPLE HIDDEN /UNDER HER /HAIR.>/KILLER CLUE ( /2 PARTS)| /1. A TYPE OF /FEATHERED /AN IMAL.>/DOTTY AND /HORSERICH BOTH SECRETL Y /HATED /ACE BECAUSE /HE ALWAYS /BEAT T HEM /AT /POKER.[143T]>THE CHAMPION POODL E[143C]>/MOTIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /1. RH YMES WITH "/WELL".>/MOTIVE CLUE (/4 PART S)| /3. SLANG WORD FOR /SMALL /FINGER.> THE /BUTLER HAD /RENTED A /CARRIAGE THE DAY PUMPKIN DISAPPEARED.>A WEALTHY AMERI CAN DOG BREEDER NAMED /CARLTON /PINKEROW IS IN LONDON. HE WANTS TO /OBTAIN SOME /CHAMPION QUALITY DOGS FOR /BREEDING PUR POSES.>THE HOTEL MAID COMPLAINS THAT /PI NKEROW'S /ROOM IS ALWAYS /LOCKED.>/MOTIV E CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /2. /ONE, _____, /BU CKLE MY /SHOE.>/WHO CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /2 . RHYMES WITH "/PAN".>/LINDSEY LEFT THE GARDEN PARTY EARLY, COMPLAINING OF A HEA DACHE.>/MOTIVE CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /4. HOW TO /PROPEL A /BOAT.>/LYDIA OWNS A /KENN EL /LOCATED IN THE COUNTRYSIDE.>/BITS OF /MEAT ON THE /GROUND REVEAL THAT PUMPKI N WAS /LURED FROM THE /KITCHEN TO THE /S TABLES BY A /TRAIL OF /SCRAPS.>/WHO CLUE (/2 PARTS)| /1. A /COLOR.>THE HOTEL HA S BEEN /BUYING /DOG /FOOD FOR A GUEST, / CARLTON /PINKEROW, WHO REQUESTED IT.>LIN DSEY BUCKINGHAM IS /ENTERING /FLUFFY IN A /DOG /SHOW THIS COMING WEEKEND.[145T]> THE COUNTERFEIT NOTES[145C]>/WHERE /NECK LACE /IS CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /1. OPPOSITE OF /CITY.>BANK OF ENGLAND NOTES ARE /PR INTED WITH A /SPECIAL /THICK /INK.>MR. X OWNS A /COUNTRYSIDE /ESTATE.>THE INFAMO US /PROFESSOR /MORIARTY RECENTLY /VISITE D THE /WEST /INDIES.>SAMUEL MORTON, A /R ENOWNED /EGYPTOLOGIST, RECENTLY CHECKED INTO THE HOTEL.>/WHERE /NECKLACE /IS CLU E (/4 PARTS)| /2. PERPENDICULAR /TO THE /FRONT.| /4. PAST TENSE OF /EAT.>AN EX HIBIT OF /ANCIENT /EGYPTIAN /ART RECENTL Y OPENED AT THE MUSEUM.>THE NEWSPAPER HA S A NEW PRINTING PRESS, BUT /THICK /INK HAS /ALREADY /GUMMED /IT /UP.>/MR. /X CL UES (/4 PARTS)| /2. OPPOSITE OF /LESS. | /4. A /VOWEL.>A DARK-SKINNED MAN STOP PED BY THE PAWNBROKER, ASKING WHERE HE C OULD OBTAIN /SLABS OF /IRON THE /SIZE OF /BANK /NOTES.>/DUVAL IS A TALENTED /MET AL /ENGRAVER.>/WHERE /NECKLACE /IS CLUE (/4 PARTS)| /3. A /DIRECTION.>THE /NEW SPAPER RECENTLY REPORTED THAT SOMEONE /B ROKE /INTO THE /SHOP AT /NIGHT.>/MR. /X CLUES (/4 PARTS)| /1. A /TEACHER OF HIG H /RANK.| /3. WHAT /ARTISTS /CREATE.[14 8T]>THE LOMBARD STREET GANG[148C]>WHILE BUYING MEDICINE, /BARRYMORE ASKED THE DR UGGIST WHERE HE COULD PURCHASE A /WRAP-A ROUND /MUFFLER.>AN ABANDONED /SEWER /LIN E IS LOCATED OUTSIDE OF THE BANK, AND IT S /MANHOLE /COVER IS /AJAR. THE /LINE EN DS WHERE THE /CARRIAGE /DEPOT AND /TOBAC CONIST ARE /LOCATED.>TWO MEN HAVE INQUIR ED ABOUT RENTING A STURDY /WAGON. THEY S AY THEY HAVE A /HEAVY /LOAD TO /PICK /UP AT THE /DOCK SOON.>AN AGENT FOR THE AME RICAN FINANCIER, /JAY /GOULD, ARRIVED TO DAY WITH /GOULD'S YACHT, IT IS /LOADED W ITH /GOLD /BULLION.>HOW /SPEND /MONEY CL UE (/3 PARTS)| /2. AN AMERICAN /BANK, _ ____ /MANHATTAN.>WHERE /MONEY /HIDDEN CL UE (/2 PARTS)| /2. A SMALL /STORAGE /RO OM.>WHERE /MONEY /HIDDEN CLUE (/2 PARTS) | /1. /H2O>/ANNIE /WICHMANN IS A FUGITI VE FROM THE CAPE COLONY, SUSPECTED OF /S MUGGLING /GUNS FOR /INSURRECTION AGAINST THE COLONY.>HOW /SPEND /MONEY CLUE (/3 PARTS)| /3. A /COLOR.>COMPLETE /ROBBERS CLUE: A /CANDLEMAKER & /TWO /JACKETSTI TCHERS.>HOW /SPEND /MONEY CLUE (/3 PARTS )| /1. SOFT /SOUND OF A /CAT.>THE /TAYL OR BROTHERS, /JEREMY AND /JULIUS, SPENT A LOT OF TIME AT THE PUB LAST MONTH, OFT EN IN CONVERSATION WITH /ANNIE /WICHMANN .>THE /CISTERN OF THE /TOILET IN THE /TO BACCONIST HAS A FALSE /BOTTOM.>/ANNIE /R ENTS A /ROOM /ABOVE THE TOBACCONIST.[999 9K]..HICH HE /SHARES AS A /BENEFICIARY.> MAXINE FREQUENTLY TOLD HER
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