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The Adventure of the Naval Treaty (nava)

13855    'Tut, it is only a scratch through my own clumsiness,' he answered, nodding his good morning to us.
13856    'This case of yours, Mr. Phelps, is certainly one of the darkest which I have ever investigated.'
13857    'I feared that you would find it beyond you.'
13858    'It has been a most remarkable experience.'
13859    'That bandage tells of adventures,' said I.
13860    'Won't you tell us what has happened?'
13861    'After breakfast, my dear Watson.
13862    Remember that I have breathed thirty miles of Surrey air this morning.
13863    I suppose there has been no answer to my cabman advertisement?
13864    Well, well, we cannot expect to score every time.'
13865    The table was all laid, and, just as I was about to ring, Mrs. Hudson entered with the tea and coffee.
13866    A few minutes later she brought in the covers, and we all drew up to the table, Holmes ravenous, I curious, and Phelps in the gloomiest state of depression.
13867    'Mrs. Hudson has risen to the occasion,' said Holmes, uncovering a dish of curried chicken.
13868    'Her cuisine is a little limited, but she has as good an idea of breakfast as a Scotchwoman.
13869    What have you there, Watson?'

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