Собака Баскервіллів
Sir Henry Baskerville
Butastomyuncle’sdeath—well,itallseemsboilingupinmyhead,andIcan’tgetitclearyet. Youdon’tseemquitetohavemadeupyourmindwhetherit’sacaseforapolicemanoraclergyman."
"Precisely."
"Andnowthere’sthisaffairofthelettertomeatthehotel. Isupposethatfitsintoitsplace."
"Itseemstoshowthatsomeoneknowsmorethanwedoaboutwhatgoesonuponthemoor,"saidDr.Mortimer.
"Andalso,"saidHolmes,"thatsomeoneisnotill-disposedtowardsyou,sincetheywarnyouofdanger."
"Oritmaybethattheywish,fortheirownpurposes,toscaremeaway."
"Well,ofcourse,thatispossiblealso. Iamverymuchindebtedtoyou,Dr.Mortimer,forintroducingmetoaproblemwhichpresentsseveralinterestingalternatives. Butthepracticalpointwhichwenowhavetodecide,SirHenry,iswhetheritisorisnotadvisableforyoutogotoBaskervilleHall."
"WhyshouldInotgo?"
"Thereseemstobedanger."
"Doyoumeandangerfromthisfamilyfiendordoyoumeandangerfromhumanbeings?"
"Well,thatiswhatwehavetofindout."
