Henry Baskerville Eulogy

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Hi Dr Mortimer, It’s Dr Watson. I hope life has been treating you well. I hope that your family is healthy and that your wife is happy. I am here at Baskerville Hall with Sir Henry Baskerville.

Since I have been here I have noticed many things. The first thing, is the suspicious Mr Frankland. Mr Frankland lives at Lafter Hall. He is a wealthy and very smart man. He is suspicious because his hobby is to get in legal battles over very small things. This dearly worries me because if I by accidently ever step foot on his land, there would be a lawsuit. The second thing I have noticed is the love between Sir Henry Baskerville and Beryl Stapleton.This love intrigues me very much, because Mr. Stapleton was friends with Sir Charles Baskerville

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