The smile left Holmes's face. He wa

The smile left Holmes's face. He was suddenly serious. 'May I see the letter?' he asked.
It was written in red, and the name at the bottom was 'Jack the Ripper'. I still remember something of what it said:
I love my work. My knife is nice and ready for the next job. I can't wait to rip again.
Holmes turned to Lestrade. 'What are you doing to stop this murderer?' he asked. 'It is clear that he will kill again very soon.'
'Every extra policeman that we have will be in Whitechapel at night,' Lestrade said. 'And we have a little surprise for Jack the Ripper.' He looked at us importantly. 'Some of our best and bravest policemen will be dressed in women's clothes,' he said. 'We will stop at nothing to catch this criminal.'
There was a moment's silence. Then Holmes and I looked at one another and we both began to laugh. We could not stop.
Lestrade turned very red. 'I see you are amused by murder,' he said. 'You do not wish to work with us. Well, I am a busy man. I must leave you. Goodbye, Mr Holmes. Goodbye, doctor.'
Holmes stopped laughing immediately.
'Inspector,' he said, 'I want very much to work with you. Let us meet this afternoon to discuss our plans.'
This made Lestrade much happier.
When he had left, I said to Holmes, 'You have laughed at the police, but what ideas do you have about these crimes? Who do you think the murderer is?'
'I do not know who he is, Watson,' he told me, 'but I believe I know what kind of man he is. He is far too intelligent, too extraordinary a killer for our good friend Lestrade and his policemen in dresses to catch. No, he shall be mine. He is the criminal that I have waited for. To destroy him will be the greatest success of my life. I dream of it, Watson! I must destroy him! I cannot fail!'
He was shaking with excitement. I had never seen him like this before.
That afternoon he went to Scotland Yard. When he came home, he was very quiet. Next day he appeared dressed in old, dirty clothes.

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The smile left Holmes's face. He was suddenly serious. 'May I see the letter?'. He asked.
It was written in Red, the NAME and at the bottom was 'Jack the Ripper'. I still Remember Something of what it said:
I Love My Work. My knife is nice and ready for the next job. I Can not wait to Rip Again.
Holmes turned to Lestrade. 'What are you doing to stop this murderer?'. he asked. 'It is Clear that He Will Kill Again very Soon.'
'Every extra Policeman that we have Will be in Whitechapel at Night,' Lestrade said. 'And we have a little surprise for Jack the Ripper.'. He looked at us importantly. 'Some of our best and bravest policemen will be dressed in women's clothes,' he said. 'We Will Stop at Nothing to catch this Criminal.'
There was a Moment's Silence. Then Holmes and I looked at one another and we both began to laugh. We could not Stop.
Lestrade turned very Red. 'I see you are amused by murder,' he said. 'You do not wish to work with us. Well, I am a busy man. I must leave you. Goodbye, Mr Holmes. Goodbye, Doctor. '
Holmes stopped laughing immediately.
' Inspector, 'He said,' I Want to Work with You very much. Meet to Discuss this Afternoon US Let our plans. '
This Made Lestrade much happier.
When He had left, I said to Holmes,' You have laughed at the Police, but what do You have ideas About these crimes? Who do You Think is the murderer? '
' I do not know Who He is, Watson, 'He told Me,' but I know what I Believe Kind of Man is He. He is far too intelligent, too extraordinary a killer for our good friend Lestrade and his policemen in dresses to catch. No, he shall be mine. He is the criminal that I have waited for. To destroy him will be the greatest success of my life. I dream of it, Watson! I must destroy him! I Can not Fail! '
He was shaking with excitement. Never had I seen Him like this before.
He went to Scotland Yard That Afternoon. When he came home, he was very quiet. Next day he appeared dressed in old, dirty clothes.