other · 1890
This excerpt details a conversation between Sherlock Holmes and Dr. Watson, discussing a case involving a letter, a brooch, and a mysterious sender, with Holmes analyzing clues related to stationery and handwriting.
Cecil Forrester in gentleman "pray accept my apologies. had the sat my wounded leg. …
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PersonCecil Forrester
PersonVillard
PersonFrangois
PersonLevis
DetectiveHolmes
PersonLouis
PersonMiss
PersonMiss
DoctorDr. Watson
PlaceContinent
PlaceLondon
PlaceS.W.
The Nathalia Herald, No. 360, 1890-05-06.
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