On what grounds was watson incorrect according to Holmes
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Holmes, excited by such a mysterious case,
asks for more details. As it turns out, the
paw prints indicated that the dog had not
approached the body. High hedges and
two locked gates bordered the Yew Alley.
Mortimer suggests that the death was the
result of some supernatural evil, and he
describes his own interviews with locals,
who had seen a spectral hound roaming
the moors. The superstitious Mortimer only
came to Holmes to ask what to do with Sir
Henry, the sole heir, set to arrive at
Waterloo Station in one hour. He mentions
another heir, Sir Charles's brother Roger,
but points out that he is presumed dead in
South America. As for Sir Henry, Mortimer is
afraid should he set up shop in Devonshire,
but he knows that the county is counting on
continued Baskerville philanthropy.
Holmes promises to consider the matter,
telling Mortimer to pick up Henry at the
station and bring him to the office the next
morning. The detective dismisses Mortimer
and Watson and settles down to
contemplate the situation, ruminating in his
typical fashion over a bag of Bradley's
strongest shag tobacco.
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