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February 11 Prompt: Any, any, water evidence, written for Sherlock Holmes (as written by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and in the public domain).
“I will not deny that some of the facts appear rather against my client,” Holmes genially answered Inspector Gregson without the slightest hint of concern, which I believe prompted that man to overstate his case.
“Why, everything points to her guilt!”
“I will grant that a lady may quickly change her clothes after traipsing through a thunderous gale to remove all trace of rain from her person, or even her shoes—but I must ask how she kept her hair so perfectly in tact?”
