Hound of the Baskervilles - Chapter 5

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What does Holmes deduce about the person following Sir Henry by tricking the hotel clerk?

Back

He is not staying at the hotel.

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How does Holmes check if Barrymore is at home in Devonshire?

Back

He sends a telegram that will either be accepted or returned to sender.

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Who had a black beard according to Holmes's discovery?

Back

Mr. Barrymore, the butler.

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What news does Holmes learn about his telegram to Devonshire?

Back

That Barrymore is in Devonshire.

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What was the 'Red Herring' in Chapter 5?

Back

The boot.

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What is the significance of the telegram in Holmes's investigation?

Back

It helps him confirm Barrymore's location.

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What role does deception play in Holmes's methods?

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Holmes often uses deception to gather information and reveal truths.

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How does Holmes's observation of details contribute to his deductions?

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His keen observation allows him to make connections that others might miss.

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What is the importance of the bearded man in Chapter 5?

Back

He is a key figure in the mystery surrounding Sir Henry.

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How does the concept of a 'Red Herring' function in a mystery?

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It misleads readers or characters away from the actual solution.