Chapter 9
Barrymore's Window and Sir Henry Goes Alone
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1 Baskerville Hall sits small and dark in its hollow as a cold October dawn comes up
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2 Watson strokes his moustache at the west window, pleased with his love-affair theory
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3 In his study, Sir Henry leans across the desk to propose following Barrymore tonight
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4 Sir Henry leans over his desk and rubs his hands with boyish glee
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5 Sir Henry smiles warmly at Watson, but his eyes have already made the decision.
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6 Sir Henry's gloved hand grabs his cane from the oak table by the door.
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7 Sir Henry has gone out alone, and Watson stands by himself in the great hall of Baskerville Hall.
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8 Watson is ashamed that he let Sir Henry go out alone.
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