4 Read the next part of the text. Who do you think the stranger is? How do you think Watson feels when he finds out?720E Outside the sun was getting low. In the west the sky was brilliant with red and gold, and these colours wereshining from pools of water on the moor. I could see the two towers of Baskerville Hall, and far away a curl ofsmoke came from the village of Grimpen. All was quiet and lovely in the golden evening light. But I could notenjoy this beauty. I was thinking only of my meeting with the stranger. Every minute was bringing it closer.Cold and alone, I sat in the dark corner of the hut and waited for the man to come.F And then finally I heard him. Far away came the clink of a boot hit a stone. Then another and yetanother, slowly coming nearer and nearer. I pushed myself back into the darkest corner and took out the gunfrom my pocket. I knew I must not show myself until I could see this man. For a few moments there was nosound and I knew he had stopped. Then once more the footsteps came towards me and a shadow fell across theopening of the hut.G It's a lovely evening, my dear Watson, said a well-known voice. 'I really think you will be more comfortableout here than inside.25Your turn5 Read both parts of the text again. Then putthese sentences about Doctor Watson in thecorrect order.a) He saw a small building.b) He sat down in a corner.c) He walked down the hill.d) He checked that no one was inside the hut.e) He heard someone coming.f) He climbed the hill. 1g) He looked at the things inside the hut.6 Work with a partner. Look at the photos, Do they match the descriptions of the moor inthe text? What is the same in the text and thephotos? What is different? Think about:• weathercolours• animals• buildings​