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As he entered his eyes fell upon the stick in Holmes's hand, and he ran towards it with an exclamation of joy.

Als er eintrat, fiel sein Blick auf den Stock in Holmes' Hand, und er lief mit einem Freudenausruf darauf zu.

"I was not sure whether I had left it here or in the Shipping Office.

„Ich war nicht sicher, ob ich ihn hier oder im Schifffahrtsbüro gelassen hatte.

Dr. Mortimer blinked through his glasses in mild astonishment.

Dr. Mortimer blinzelte in mildem Erstaunen durch seine Brille.

"Only that you have disarranged our little deductions.

„Nur weil Sie unsere kleinen Schlussfolgerungen durcheinandergebracht haben.

"Yes, sir.

„Ja, mein Herr.

I married, and so left the hospital, and with it all hopes of a consulting practice.

Ich heiratete und verließ daher das Krankenhaus und damit alle Hoffnungen auf eine beratende Praxis.

"A dabbler in science, Mr. Holmes, a picker up of shells on the shores of the great unknown ocean.

„Ein Dilettant in der Wissenschaft, Mr. Holmes, ein Aufleser von Muscheln an den Ufern des großen unbekannten Ozeans.

"Glad to meet you, sir.

„Erfreut, Sie kennenzulernen, mein Herr.

I have heard your name mentioned in connection with that of your friend.

Ich habe Ihren Namen in Verbindung mit dem Ihres Freundes erwähnen hören.

You interest me very much, Mr. Holmes.

Sie interessieren mich sehr, Mr. Holmes.

Vocabulary

Als
Conjunction meaning 'when' or 'as' in past context
er
Third person singular masculine pronoun meaning 'he'
eintrat
Past tense of 'eintreten': entered a room or place
fiel
Past tense of 'fallen': fell or dropped down
sein
Possessive pronoun meaning 'his' or verb 'to be'
Blick
Glance or gaze directed toward something
auf
Preposition meaning 'on', 'onto', or 'upon'
den
Definite article 'the' in accusative masculine form
Stock
Walking stick or cane carried by a person
in
Preposition meaning 'in' or 'into' a place
Hand
The hand, a body part at the end of the arm
und
Coordinating conjunction meaning 'and'
lief
Past tense of 'laufen': ran or walked quickly toward
mit
Preposition meaning 'with' accompanying something or someone
einem
Indefinite article 'a' in dative masculine or neuter form
Freudenausruf
Exclamation of joy or delighted outcry
darauf
Adverb meaning 'toward it' or 'thereupon'
zu
Preposition or particle meaning 'to' or 'toward'
Ich
First person singular pronoun meaning 'I'
war
Past tense of 'sein': was, existed at a time
nicht
Negation adverb meaning 'not'
sicher
Adjective meaning 'sure', 'certain', or 'safe'
ob
Subordinating conjunction meaning 'whether' or 'if'
ich
First person singular pronoun meaning 'I'
ihn
Accusative form of 'er', meaning 'him'
hier
Adverb meaning 'here', indicating this location
oder
Coordinating conjunction meaning 'or'
im
Contraction of 'in dem' meaning 'in the'
Schifffahrtsbüro
Shipping office or maritime agency building
gelassen
Past participle of 'lassen': left behind or allowed
hatte
Past tense of 'haben': had, possessed something
blinzelte
Past tense of 'blinzeln': blinked or squinted one's eyes
mildem
Dative form of 'mild': gentle, soft, or mild
Erstaunen
Astonishment or amazement at something unexpected
durch
Preposition meaning 'through' a space or medium
seine
Possessive pronoun meaning 'his' in nominative form
Brille
Eyeglasses worn to correct one's vision
Nur
Adverb meaning 'only' or 'just' limiting scope
weil
Subordinating conjunction meaning 'because'
Sie
Formal second person pronoun meaning 'you'
unsere
Possessive pronoun meaning 'our'
kleinen
Adjective 'klein' inflected: small or little
Schlussfolgerungen
Conclusions or logical inferences drawn from evidence
durcheinandergebracht
Past participle: confused, mixed up, or disrupted something
haben
Auxiliary verb 'to have', used in perfect tenses
Ja
Affirmative particle meaning 'yes'
mein
Possessive pronoun meaning 'my'
Herr
Form of address meaning 'Mr.' or 'sir'
heiratete
Past tense of 'heiraten': married someone
verließ
Past tense of 'verlassen': left or departed from a place
daher
Adverb meaning 'therefore' or 'for that reason'
das
Definite article 'the' for neuter nouns
Krankenhaus
Hospital where sick or injured people receive treatment
damit
Conjunction meaning 'so that' indicating purpose
alle
Pronoun or adjective meaning 'all' or 'every'
Hoffnungen
Plural of 'Hoffnung': hopes or aspirations
eine
Indefinite article 'a' or 'an' in feminine form
beratende
Adjective from 'beraten': advisory or consulting in nature
Praxis
Medical or professional practice or office
Ein
Indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an'
Dilettant
Amateur or dabbler lacking professional expertise
der
Definite article 'the' for masculine nouns
Wissenschaft
Science or academic field of systematic knowledge
ein
Indefinite article meaning 'a' or 'an'
Aufleser
One who picks up or collects things from the ground
von
Preposition meaning 'of', 'from', or 'by'
Muscheln
Plural of 'Muschel': shells found on a beach
an
Preposition meaning 'at', 'on', or 'by' a place
Ufern
Dative plural of 'Ufer': shores or banks of water
des
Genitive article 'of the' for masculine or neuter nouns
großen
Inflected form of 'groß': great or large
unbekannten
Inflected form of 'unbekannt': unknown or unfamiliar
Ozeans
Genitive of 'Ozean': of the ocean or sea
Erfreut
Pleased or delighted to meet someone
kennenzulernen
Infinitive: to get to know or meet someone
habe
First person singular present of 'haben': have
Ihren
Formal possessive pronoun 'your' in accusative form
Namen
Name or title by which someone is known
Verbindung
Connection, link, or association between things
dem
Dative definite article 'the' for masculine or neuter
Ihres
Formal possessive pronoun 'your' in genitive form
Freundes
Genitive of 'Freund': of a friend
erwähnen
To mention or bring up a topic in conversation
hören
To hear or listen to sounds or speech
interessieren
To interest or be of interest to someone
mich
Accusative first person pronoun meaning 'me'
sehr
Adverb meaning 'very' or 'greatly' intensifying adjectives
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