Chapter 6
Arrival at Baskerville Hall
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1 On a grey, sooty morning, Paddington Station stretches beneath its iron-and-glass roof
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2 As the train pulls out of Paddington, Watson looks back and sees Holmes far down the grey platform.
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3 Sir Henry sits silent at the carriage window, taking his first look at the moor
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4 A mounted soldier on a heath-clad spur watches the wagonette carrying the returning heir
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5 The wagonette tops the rise and the grey moor opens before the travellers
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6 Perkins half-rises on the box and points his whip down into a storm-bent hollow
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7 At dusk the wagonette rolls across the lawn toward Baskerville Hall.
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8 Our first look at Barrymore, the butler.
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9 For a moment, the butler's pale, correct mask slips in the firelight at Baskerville Hall.
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10 Watson holds the curtain aside and looks out at the moor under a cold half moon
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11 Dr. Watson sits bolt upright in bed at Baskerville Hall, holding his breath
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