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It’s elementary—there’s no more intriguing detective than Sherlock Holmes, with his unequalled powers of deduction, and no better mysteries than the tricky ones that only he can solve. Here are some of the finest Holmes stories, recounted by his trusty friend and assistant, Dr. Watson.
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Characters/People edit
- Sherlock Holmes: A man who can tell if you have been running by your fingertip, he is the top of all detectives.
- Dr. Watson: A man who is very skilled in the medical arts, he is trying to figure out how Holmes does his job.
- Sidney Paget: Add a description of this character.
- Lestrade
- Brunton
- Mccarthy
- Ross
- Arthur
- John Straker
- Sarah
- Mrs. Rucastle
- Frank
- Moriarty
- Mary
- Mrs. Barclay
- Joseph
- Mr. Melas
- Mycroft
- Mr. Windibank
- Irene Adler
- Mawson
- Musgrave
- Trevor
- Mr. Wilson
- William
- Mr. Cunningham
- Mr. Holder
- Mr. Phelps
- Jack
- Dr. Trevelyan
- Dr. Roylott
- Miss Harrison
- Mr. Blessington
- Horner
- Peterson
- Mr. Merryweather
- Miss Stoner
- Hudson
- Prendergast
- Openshaw
- Hall Pycroft
Quotes edit
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“"Elementary my dear Watson"”
Sherlock Holmes
Setting & Locations edit
- London
- England
- Lord St. Simon
- Baker Street
- Scotland Yard
- America
- Woking
- Mapleton
- Bohemia
- India
- Europe
- Winchester
- Pyland
- Birmingham
- Croydon
- Horsham
- Aldershot
- Waterloo
- Briony Lodge
- France
- Dartmoor
- Paddington
- Hurlstone
- Belfast
- Briarbrae
- Paris
- Brixton Road
- Lord Holdhurst
- Bristol
- Athens
- Ballarat
- Pondicherry
- Dundee
- China
- Victoria
Authors & Contributors edit
- Arthur Conan Doyle (Author)
- Scott McKowen
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 823.8
Subjects edit
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