Noisy BOY

Soon, Watson, Dr. Mortimer, and Sir Henry are on their way to Baskerville Hall. Holmes admonishes Sir Henry to never go out alone and Watson to always have his revolver near-to-hand. The road to Baskerville Hall is a long one with multiple stages, including a train ride. The scenery changes consistently from urban buildup to a sparsely populated, heavily vegetated rural landscape.

Holmes and Watson spend time looking at an art exhibit and then they go to Sir Charles's hotel. Holmes cleverly gets the hotel registrar to talk about two guests so that he can eliminate them as persons who may have been following Sir Henry.

The three men meet in Sir Henry's hotel rooms. Sir Henry is upset because yet another boot is missing. Someone has taken one brown and now one black boot. After lunch Sir Henry repeats his intention of going to Baskerville Hall. Holmes reports that he is being followed. Since the servant Barrymore has a full beard, Holmes decides to telegraph him and demand an instant reply so that he can determine if Barrymore is at Baskerville Hall or following Sir Henry in London.

Holmes next finds out that Sir Henry is due to inherit close to a million pounds...

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Sir Henry arrives with Mortimer early the next morning. The young Baskerville has odd news: he’s received an ominous letter advising him to stay away from the moor if he values his life or his sanity. The letter is constructed almost entirely of words cut from a newspaper and glued to paper.