The same reasons as for the discussions of the note mostly cut out of the Times (London) in the same story, Henry Baker's hat in 'The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle,' and Grant Munro's pipe in 'The Yellow Face.' It is also why Sherlock Holmes would always take the current facts and try to make some sense out of them while waiting for further developments. Holmes was very much impatient when it came to solving cases, and he just wanted to solve the puzzle as quickly as possible.
Holmes also took a certain joy in dramatically revealing something that was a total mystery to others while, at the same time, he seemed to be trying to teach Watson how to do it himself.
I provide two reasons. First, she was found whipped, bruised, and bound to a beam after the hound is killed, indicating she was less than cooperative with her brother at least on that night. Then this: "On the morning after the death of the hound the fog had lifted and we were guided by Mrs Stapleton to the point where they had found a path way through the bog. It helped us to realize the horror of this woman's life when we saw the eagerness and joy with which she laid us on her husband's track." -- Dr. Watson, 'The Hound of the Baskervilles'
Sure, anything's possible.
Yes, it is possible to injure the inside of your throat, which can occur due to various reasons such as swallowing sharp objects, excessive coughing, or certain medical conditions. Such injuries may lead to pain, bleeding, or difficulty swallowing. If you suspect a serious injury, it is important to seek medical attention promptly.
Without specific context, it's difficult to determine why he didn't go. Possible reasons could include personal circumstances, lack of interest, or conflicting commitments. Additionally, he might have faced logistical issues or simply chosen to prioritize something else. Each situation is unique, and understanding his reasons would require more information.
If you struggle to engage, unable to keep up in a discussion or debate with someone , reasons commonly found you obtain the less educated view or are the weaker less dominant in a pair where it is a matter of the brain , and ability to articulate in communication and cognitive function. Obie Blanusa is high functioning in the above . And ..perhaps reassessing future appointments could serve you well and leave you less defeated. Big Tanae xx
Doyle likely begins the story with the discussion of the walking stick to immediately engage the reader's curiosity and establish an atmosphere of mystery. The walking stick serves as a symbol of the character's personality and social status, prompting readers to consider its significance. Additionally, this focus on a seemingly mundane object sets the stage for the detective work that will follow, highlighting the importance of observation and deduction in the narrative.
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There are many reasons why it is important for children to have access to after school programs. After school programs benefit students by giving them a way to interact with their peers in a safe environment. Many schools are now beginning to offer these types of programs.
No, there is no reason at all. It is completely unacceptable.
He was gay.
The two possible reasons the last hole is about to be dug could be for construction purposes or for planting a tree.
In the beginning of Chapter 5 of "Lord of the Flies," Ralph speculates about the whereabouts of the littluns and the possible reasons for their disappearing during the night. He wonders if they could be playing or hiding. He also considers the potential dangers on the island at night that may have caused them to wander off.
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The shrink ray used to make horses small enough to fit into the engine (going from life sized to 1/10 the size) was far more expensive than modern cars. Some people also thought it cruel to shrink horses despite the fact that it was easier to feed them. It was also far easier to clean up after them when they were smaller.