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In the story 'The Blue Carbuncle', how did Sherlock deduce that there was a decline in the man's fortunes? On what did Sherlock base his deductions?​

Answer 1

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In the story 'The Blue Carbuncle', how did Sherlock deduce that there was a decline in the man's fortunes On what did Sherlock base his ddeduction

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Answer 2

He based his deductions by looking at the hat.

• Holmes wore a cap that rested on the bridge of his nose. Many people with such a head, according to him, were brainy with anything on it.

• Later, he was able to guess Henry's life by examining his hat. When he examined the hat, he determined that the man's finances had declined.

• He thought so since he could buy an expensive hat three years ago but hasn't had one since.

• All his assumptions about Henry were indeed true.