Reading and thinking to the beginning and ending of a sherlock home story are given below. Read the text and guess what happened in the middle of the story. The mystery of the red headed league, adapted from the red headed league by arco n. Doyle afternoon doyle, eighteen fifty nine to nineteen thirty, was born in edinburgh cotton, but was educated in england in austral, before returning to edinburgh to go to medical school, receiving his agree in eight and eighty one. He later studied to be an I doctor. Since doyle had his own clinic, he had to attract his own patients in order to make money. However, he failed. In doing so, I had to turn to writing to supplement his income. He wrote a number of short stories before finding modest success with his first novel, a study in scarlet t eighty eighty seven, which introduced the world to sherlock homes and doctor Watson. In eighteen ninety one, a magazine agreed to doyles writing a series of short stories based on these characters. These made sherlock homes a household name, and doyle a wealthy man. All in all, doyle wrote four novels and fifty six short stories based on homes, though he continued to write other fictions. Part one, Watson, let me introduce you to mr. jabs. Wilson said the lock homes one morning, mister Wilson was in elderly, fat gentleman with red hair as brighter a flame. Perhaps, mr. Wilson, you would start again. Doctor Watson, I have a small retail shop in the city, in the area behind the city and suburban bank in short street. I used to have two assistance. Now I have just won, and I have him only because he agreed to work for me for half pay. His name is vince ent, sporting. He is an excEllent worker. However, he seems quite content to take what compensation I can afford. A most unusual man, I remarked, there can be many good workers who would stay for half pay. Oh, he has his defects. Mister Wilson disclosed, well, only one really, he is an enthusiastic photographer. He is always taking photos and then running down into the seller to process them, but as the shop is not often busy, IT is not a big problem. Show him the advertisement, said homes. Mister Wilson handed me a square of newspaper. I scrutinized IT with astonishment. This advertisement appeared in the newspaper. Sporting showed IT to me and said, I wish I were a red headed man. I didn't know what to make of IT at first, but building told me he knew all about the league. A rathers strange gentleman who had read hair himself had started the league when he died. He left all his money to the lead to ensure IT would continue forever. Mister spotting suggested I apply, and so you did. I asked, yes, there were many other red headed candidates waiting outside the offices, but somehow sporting managed to push me to the front. When mister ross came out, he looked around the crowd until he glimpsed me. He told me I had just the right colour of flaming red hair and asked me if I would be free to work between eleven AM to two PM each day. I said that would suit me very well because my shop was never busy. Then there are just two rules. He told me you must not depart this building during your working hours. If you do, you will be expelled from the league. Secondly, you must keep this matter confidential. I agreed and started the next day. So for the next eight weeks, I went to the red headed league office at ten AM. And stay till two P. M. All I had to do was copy out pages from an end cycle pedia. At the end of each fortnight, I got my allowance. Then this morning, when I turned up, there was this sign on the door. Mister Wilson held up a piece of White cardboard about the size of a sheet of note paper, if read in this fashion. Well, I said that is suspicious. Part two, section a on paid thirty six. Part three, at ten o'clock, I met homes outside his house with him or two men. The police officer Peter Jones, I already knew. The other gentlemen was mr. Mary weather, the manager of the bank. When we got to the bank, mister mary weather opened the door, and we all crapped silently down the staircase into the basement. The floor was covered in large square stones and the room was filled with wooden boxes that our french gold, explained mister mary weather we borrowed some months ago for a business transaction. As IT happens, we didn't need IT, so IT was never unacted. IT will be going back to france on monday morning. Please be quiet, said sure of homes, hide behind the boxes and keep very still. We shouldn't have long to wait. In fact, we nailed silently in the dark for over an hour. Presently, the glow of a strange lighter appeared under the stone floor. One of the stones began to move, letting more lighting from below. Within moments, the stone was pushed on top of the next one, leaving a light field shaft in its place. A hand appeared out of the shaft. Then in elbow. A few seconds later, Vincents bolding was squeeze out of the shaft onto the basement floor. Then he turned and lean over the whole, okay arche give me the hammer and gear and then climb up yourself. He said. At that moment, homes ran from behind his box and courteous ld of sporting quick arche run, yell, sporting. We heard the sound of feet running away. He won't get far, mister clay, for that. Your real name isn't IT said homes. Cops have been deployed at the shock door at the other end of the tunnel. They'll catch him as he comes out. Once both thieves were in custody homes, and I went home to discuss the matter. And so you see Watson sporting, okay, as his real name is needed to get mister Wilson out of his shop so he and his acai tance could dig their tunnel without interference. When I knocked my cane on the pavement and heard nothing unusual, I knew they weren't digging under the front of the shop, so I concluded they were digin out the back when I made inquiries at the bank and found out about the french gold, which would be sent back to front on monday, I knew my hypothesis was correct. And I guess they'd snatched the gold on saturday evening because the bank will be closed the next day and they'd have ample time to escape before the robbery was noticed.