'But Holmes,' demanded Watson, 'whatever could have persuaded those pompous fools in Westminster to do such a thing as to set Moriarty free?'
'Not all of Westminster, Watson,' replied Holmes sadly. 'The common folk elected to Commons would never have done such a thing. We have the House of Lords to blame for this travesty. The upper classes are rarely the victims of crimes the like of which Moriarity perpetrates.'
'But that means...', began Watson.
'Precisely,' Holmes interrupted. 'Landed gentry, my dear fellow.'
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'Not all of Westminster, Watson,' replied Holmes sadly. 'The common folk elected to Commons would never have done such a thing. We have the House of Lords to blame for this travesty. The upper classes are rarely the victims of crimes the like of which Moriarity perpetrates.'
'But that means...', began Watson.
'Precisely,' Holmes interrupted. 'Landed gentry, my dear fellow.'
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