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In the text, Dr. Mortimer withholds information pertaining to the death of Sir Charles Baskerville from the coroner. Based on the information within the text, why does he withhold this information?
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Because he does not want Mr. Holmes to know the full details surrounding the death of Sir
Charles Baskerville.
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Because he knew the details would not help in figuring out the cause of Sir Charles
Baskerville's death,
Because he was worried about his own reputation and did not want to tarnish the
reputation of Baskerville Hall.
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Because he knew that Sir Charles Baskerville would not want the details surrounding his
death to become known.

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