other · 1890
This excerpt from a Victorian newspaper notice describes a conversation between Holmes and Miss Morstan, detailing their investigation and observations, including the use of a pocket-lantern and the mention of London.
him that him night. answers gave depressed could see from Miss blue decide eyes. …
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PersonHolmes
PersonMiss
PersonHolmes
PersonMiss Morstan
PersonMr. Thaddens
PersonMiss Morstan
PersonMiss Morstan
Personman Williams
LocationLondon
The Nathalia Herald, No. 361, 1890-05-08.
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