| Inspector Lestrade leaves with the young urchin for the place where he was given the letter. |
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| The detective comments that the police will likely close all the ports and trains to prevent them from leaving the country, but that it is more likely that the two are hiding out in the rookery of St. Giles until the search dies down. |
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 | To stop them from leaving the country, the police will probably close all the ports and railroads. However, it is more likely that they are waiting out the search in the rooker of St. Giles. | |
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| The narrator asks how he knows, to which the detective replies that it is what he would do if their situations were reversed. He advises the narrator to burn the letter. |
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| How do you know that? | |
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| if I were in their situations. I suggest you burn the letter. | |
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