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{{quote|''At this moment there was a loud ring at the bell, and I could hear Mrs. Hudson, our landlady, raising her voice in a wail of expostulation and dismay.''~~<br />~~

{{quote|''At this moment there was a loud ring at the bell, and I could hear Mrs. Hudson, our landlady, raising her voice in a wail of expostulation and dismay.''

''"By heavens, Holmes," I said, half rising, "I believe that they are really after us."''~~<br />~~

''"By heavens, Holmes," I said, half rising, "I believe that they are really after us."''

''"No, it's not quite so bad as that. It is the unofficial force - the Baker Street irregulars."''~~<br />~~

''"No, it's not quite so bad as that. It is the unofficial force - the Baker Street irregulars."''

''As he spoke, there came a swift pattering of naked feet upon the stairs, a clatter of high voices, and in rushed [[Street Urchin|a dozen dirty and ragged little street Arabs]]. There was some show of discipline among them, despite their tumultuous entry, for they instantly drew up in line and stood facing us with expectant faces. One of their number, taller and older than the others, stood forward with an air of lounging superiority which was very funny in such a disreputable little scarecrow.''|'''[[Sherlock Holmes]]''' in ''The Sign of the Four'' (Doubleday p. 126)}}