In one story, this character’s wife comforts Kate Whitney while he retrieves her husband Isa from a several day long stay in an opium den. (10[1])This character is told (-5[1])“Omne ignotum pro magnifico” in a story he narrates where Duncan Ross advertises (10[1])in an ad found by Vincent Spaulding. (-5[3])This character, (-5[1])who describes another character’s tendency to refer (10[1])to a singer (10[1])solely as “the woman,” (10[5])is married (10[3])to (10[2]-5[1])Mary, (10[6]-5[2])who appears (10[1])in “The Man with the Twisted (10[1])Lip.” (10[2]-5[1])This character narrates a story that begins (10[1])with him (10[1])finding his friend in a deep conversation (10[1])with (10[2])Jabez (10[1])Wilson, (10[1])who has (-5[1])“fiery red hair.” (10[3]-5[1])This character is told that he “sees but does not observe” (10[3]-5[1])in the story “A Scandal in Bohemia.” (10[2]-5[2])For 10 points, (10[1])what character, (10[1]-5[1])who fought (10[1])in India, (10[3])narrates many of the stories about (10[1])his partner (10[3])Sherlock (10[1])Holmes? (10[3]) (10[6])■END■