TheAdventuresOfSherlockHolmesE-38:TheAdventureOfTheBerylCoronet

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The banker agreed to lend the man money. In return, he had to

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leave something of value.

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Why did Alexander Holder take the Beryl Coronet home?

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He was afraid it might get stolen from the bank.

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What was the Beryl Coronet?

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It was a priceless crown.

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What did Alexander Holder find when he ran to his safe after hearing a sound?

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His son, Arthur, holding a piece of the coronet.

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What did Alexander Holder assume?

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His son tried to steal the coronet.

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Who was Mr. Holder's niece, Mary, in love with?

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George Burnwell.

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Why was Arthur holding a piece of the coronet?

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He was trying to take it back from George Burnell, when it broke.

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Why wouldn't Arthur tell his father that it was Mary and George who tried to steal the coronet?

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He was in love with Mary.

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Another name for this story could be: "Not Guilty.", "A Day In the Park.", "Like Father, Like Son.", "The Bracelet."

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"Not Guilty."

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This story is mainly about

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a father not trusting his son.