How does Sherlock Holmes deduce that the person who has visited them is not
the actual Dr Mortimer?
in story of The hound of Baskerville
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Question: How does Sherlock Holmes deduce that the person who has visited them is not the actual Dr. Mortimer?
Answer: Holmes deduced it from the fact that the person appearing as Mortimer wore make-up and he lied about his dog.
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Ans. Sherlock Holmes deduced that the person who has visited them is not actual Dr Mortimer from walking stick.The person who visited them had a heavy walking stick and he had a habit of giving his stick to his dog to carry. But when Sherlock examine his stick he show bite marks in the middle which means he must have a smaller dog like a spaniel that gripped the stick tightly in the centre for the balance that and the bite mark left on the stick were very small they could not belonged to a large dog like a setter.