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When Holmes corners him, James Ryder accepts his crime and narrates in entirety how he stole the carbuncle from Hotel Cosmopolitan and framed the plumber. He also disclosed that he hid the stone inside the stomach of a white goose with a barred tail in order to escape suspicion.
In "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle," Sherlock Holmes examines the details associated with the goose, including its size, age, and the initials of its owner stitched into the bird's skin. He deduces that the owner is likely a well-off individual who participates in the sport of goose-flying. Additionally, Holmes analyzes the condition of the goose and its distinctive features to gather clues about its previous owner. These observations allow him to piece together the identity and background of the goose's owner.
He had been set upon by ruffians. They knocked off his hat and sent him running away. He was sorely disappointed to have lost both his hat and the goose, which was to be their Christmas Dinner.
The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle takes place during the Christmas season and has a Christmas Goose as a key part of the adventure. Judging by your question I am assuming that this answer is for the Novice Christmas quiz??? lol note from han8661: the cardboard box does as well The story is about a stolen gem which the thief hides in the crop of a goose which is eaten at Christmas.
In the crop of a goose. The crop is a small pouch that many birds have in their digestive track that collects small pebbles and stones. These are used to help grind food up.
When Holmes corners him, James Ryder accepts his crime and narrates in entirety how he stole the carbuncle from Hotel Cosmopolitan and framed the plumber. He also disclosed that he hid the stone inside the stomach of a white goose with a barred tail in order to escape suspicion.
In "The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle," Sherlock Holmes examines the details associated with the goose, including its size, age, and the initials of its owner stitched into the bird's skin. He deduces that the owner is likely a well-off individual who participates in the sport of goose-flying. Additionally, Holmes analyzes the condition of the goose and its distinctive features to gather clues about its previous owner. These observations allow him to piece together the identity and background of the goose's owner.
He had been set upon by ruffians. They knocked off his hat and sent him running away. He was sorely disappointed to have lost both his hat and the goose, which was to be their Christmas Dinner.
patology of carbuncle
The Great Carbuncle was created in 1837.
The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle takes place during the Christmas season and has a Christmas Goose as a key part of the adventure. Judging by your question I am assuming that this answer is for the Novice Christmas quiz??? lol note from han8661: the cardboard box does as well The story is about a stolen gem which the thief hides in the crop of a goose which is eaten at Christmas.
blue carbuncle in my opinion
The Blue Carbuncle - 1923 is rated/received certificates of: UK:U
In the crop of a goose. The crop is a small pouch that many birds have in their digestive track that collects small pebbles and stones. These are used to help grind food up.
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The Countess ends up with the Blue Carbuncle ;)