The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

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• Page 1 - A Scandal In Bohemia
• Page 2 - His Manner Was Not Effusive. It Seldom
• Page 3 - "Quite So," He Answered, Lighting A
• Page 4 - "Peculiar–That Is The Very Word," Said
• Page 5 - A Slow And Heavy Step, Which Had Been
• Page 6 - "You Will Excuse This Mask," Continued
• Page 7 - "Let Me See!" Said Holmes. "Hum! Born
• Page 8 - "It Must Be Recovered.""We Have Tried
• Page 9 - "Because She Has Said That She Would
• Page 10 - Ii.At Three O'Clock Precisely I Was
• Page 11 - "I Then Lounged Down The Street And
• Page 12 - "Away They Went, And I Was Just
• Page 13 - "This Is A Very Unexpected Turn Of
• Page 14 - "It Is Nothing Very Formidable," He
• Page 15 - "You See," Remarked Holmes, As We Paced
• Page 16 - "Is The Poor Gentleman Much Hurt?" She
• Page 17 - "You Have The Photograph?""I Know
• Page 18 - "And Now?" I Asked."Our Quest Is
• Page 19 - Iii.I Slept At Baker Street That
• Page 20 - -My Dear Mr. Sherlock Holmes,You
• Page 21 - "Your Majesty Has Something Which I
• Page 22 - Adventure Ii. The Red-Headed Leaguei
• Page 23 - The Portly Client Puffed Out His Chest
• Page 24 - "Well, But China?""The Fish That You
• Page 25 - "What Is The Name Of This Obliging
• Page 26 - "'Never.'"'Why, I Wonder At That, For
• Page 27 - "I Never Hope To See Such A Sight As
• Page 28 - "'My Name,' Said He, 'Is Mr. Duncan
• Page 29 - "'It'S Only Four Hours A Day, And I
• Page 30 - "Eight Weeks Passed Away Like This, And
• Page 31 - "'What, The Red-Headed
• Page 32 - "How Did He Come?""In Answer To An
• Page 33 - "What Are You Going To Do, Then?" I
• Page 34 - "Evidently," Said I, "Mr. Wilson'S
• Page 35 - "You Want To Go Home, No Doubt,
• Page 36 - "We'Re Hunting In Couples Again,
• Page 37 - We Had Reached The Same Crowded
• Page 38 - "Which Were Very Well Justified,"
• Page 39 - Its Disappearance, However, Was But
• Page 40 - "Really, Mr. Holmes," Said Mr.
• Page 41 - "And How Could You Tell That They Would
• Page 42 - Adventure Iii. A Case Of Identity"My
• Page 43 - He Held Out His Snuffbox Of Old Gold,
• Page 44 - As He Spoke There Was A Tap At The
• Page 45 - I Had Expected To See Sherlock Holmes
• Page 46 - "I See. Then At The Gasfitters' Ball
• Page 47 - "It Was Most Suggestive," Said Holmes.
• Page 48 - "It Seems To Me That You Have Been Very
• Page 49 - "You Will Leave That Question In My
• Page 50 - "Well, She Had A Slate-Coloured,
• Page 51 - I Held The Little Printed Slip To The
• Page 52 - I Left Him Then, Still Puffing At His
• Page 53 - "On The Contrary," Said Holmes Quietly;
• Page 54 - The Man Sat Huddled Up In His Chair,
• Page 55 - Our Visitor Had Recovered Something Of
• Page 56 - Adventure Iv. The Boscombe Valley
• Page 57 - "That Sounds A Little
• Page 58 - "The Two Mccarthys Were Seen After
• Page 59 - "There Is Nothing More Deceptive Than
• Page 60 - I Shook My Head. "Many Men Have Been
• Page 61 - "Witness: He Mumbled A Few Words, But I
• Page 62 - "'Yes, It Was Gone.'"'You Cannot Say
• Page 63 - "I Have Ordered A Carriage," Said
• Page 64 - Lestrade Shrugged His Shoulders. "I Am
• Page 65 - "I Will, Miss Turner.""I Must Go Home
• Page 66 - It Was Late Before Sherlock Holmes
• Page 67 - There Was No Rain, As Holmes Had
• Page 68 - Sherlock Holmes Was Transformed When He
• Page 69 - "It Has Been A Case Of Considerable
• Page 70 - "The Gentleman I Describe.""But Who
• Page 71 - Sherlock Holmes Took A Folded Paper
• Page 72 - "You Were Yourself Struck By The Nature
• Page 73 - The Old Man Sank His Face In His Hands.
• Page 74 - "I Had Gone Up To Town About An
• Page 75 - "In View Of Your Health, Nothing. You
• Page 76 - Adventure V. The Five Orange Pipswhen
• Page 77 - "Why," Said I, Glancing Up At My
• Page 78 - "Ah, Of Course. He Was Wrongfully
• Page 79 - "He Didn'T Mind Me; In Fact, He Took A
• Page 80 - "'I Wish You, John,' Said My Uncle, 'To
• Page 81 - "When My Father Took Over The Horsham
• Page 82 - "'And Be Laughed At For My Pains.
• Page 83 - "What Have You Done?" Asked
• Page 84 - Holmes Moved The Lamp, And We Both Bent
• Page 85 - "It Is Not Yet Nine. The Streets Will
• Page 86 - "Yes," I Answered, Laughing. "It Was A
• Page 87 - "There Is At Least A Presumption That
• Page 88 - "You Will Observe," Said Holmes, Laying
• Page 89 - "My Eye Caught The Name Of Openshaw,
• Page 90 - "You Are Hungry," I
• Page 91 - "I Was Not And Am Not Sure Which; But I
• Page 92 - Adventure Vi. The Man With The Twisted
• Page 93 - It Seems That It Was. She Had The
• Page 94 - "Thank You. I Have Not Come To Stay,"
• Page 95 - "Holmes!" I Whispered, "What On Earth
• Page 96 - "What! You Do Not Mean Bodies?""Ay,
• Page 97 - "You Have A Grand Gift Of Silence,
• Page 98 - "If You Remember, Monday Was An
• Page 99 - "And Now As To The Villains Who Seemed
• Page 100 - "And It Did, Though They Hardly Found
• Page 101 - "We Are On The Outskirts Of Lee," Said
• Page 102 - "Now, Mr. Sherlock Holmes," Said The
• Page 103 - "Coarse Writing," Murmured Holmes.
• Page 104 - "Very Well. It May, However, Have Been
• Page 105 - "It Is Possible.""And You Thought He
• Page 106 - "Awake, Watson?" He
• Page 107 - "Who Is On Duty?" Asked
• Page 108 - We Both Put Our Eyes To The Grating.
• Page 109 - "If I Am Mr. Neville St. Clair, Then It
• Page 110 - "Well, You Can Imagine How Hard It Was
• Page 111 - "That Note Only Reached Her Yesterday,"
• Page 112 - Vii. The Adventure Of The Blue
• Page 113 - "Which Surely He Restored To Their
• Page 114 - "Then, Pray Tell Me What It Is That You
• Page 115 - Sherlock Holmes Laughed. "Here Is The
• Page 116 - Sherlock Holmes Had Opened His Mouth To
• Page 117 - "Hotel Cosmopolitan Jewel Robbery. John
• Page 118 - "Well, He Is Sure To Keep An Eye On The
• Page 119 - "Nothing.""In That Case I Shall
• Page 120 - "To Eat It!" Our Visitor Half Rose From
• Page 121 - It Was A Bitter Night, So We Drew On
• Page 122 - The Salesman Nodded And Shot A
• Page 123 - "It'S Nothing Of The Kind.""I Say It
• Page 124 - Sherlock Holmes Looked Deeply
• Page 125 - "You? Who Are You? How Could You Know
• Page 126 - "Or Rather, I Fancy, Of That Goose. It
• Page 127 - Ryder Threw Himself Down Suddenly Upon
• Page 128 - "'Whatever Were You Doing With That
• Page 129 - There Was A Long Silence, Broken Only
• Page 130 - Viii. The Adventure Of The Speckled
• Page 131 - "Good-Morning, Madam," Said Holmes
• Page 132 - Holmes Turned To His Desk And,
• Page 133 - "But A Terrible Change Came Over Our
• Page 134 - "It Is Easy For Me To Be So, For Every
• Page 135 - "And Why?""I Think That I Mentioned
• Page 136 - "Showing That She Had Struck A Light
• Page 137 - "You Have Done Wisely," Said My Friend.
• Page 138 - "It Seems To Me To Be A Most Dark And
• Page 139 - "I Am Dr. Grimesby Roylott, Of Stoke
• Page 140 - It Was Nearly One O'Clock When Sherlock
• Page 141 - "There'S The Village," Said The Driver,
• Page 142 - "This, I Take It, Belongs To The Room
• Page 143 - "It Goes To The Housekeeper'S
• Page 144 - "What'S In Here?" He Asked, Tapping The
• Page 145 - "The Matter Is Too Serious For Any
• Page 146 - Sherlock Holmes And I Had No Difficulty
• Page 147 - "But What Harm Can There Be In
• Page 148 - "My God!" I Whispered; "Did You See
• Page 149 - "You See It, Watson?" He Yelled. "You
• Page 150 - As He Spoke He Drew The Dog-Whip
• Page 151 - Ix. The Adventure Of The Engineer'S
• Page 152 - I Entered My Consulting-Room And Found
• Page 153 - "Yes, It Did. I Fainted When It Was
• Page 154 - "I'Ll Do Better. I'Ll Take You Round To
• Page 155 - "I Suppose That Everyone Finds His
• Page 156 - "'Do You Promise, Then?' Said He At
• Page 157 - "'There Is A Drive, Then?'"'Yes, Our
• Page 158 - "'I Quite Follow You,' Said I. 'The
• Page 159 - "Tired-Looking Or Fresh?""Oh, Fresh
• Page 160 - "I Glanced At The Books Upon The Table,
• Page 161 - "The Newcomers Were Colonel Lysander
• Page 162 - "I Took The Lamp From Him, And I
• Page 163 - "I Have Said That Though The Floor And
• Page 164 - "I Was Shaken But Not Hurt By The Fall;
• Page 165 - "Good Heavens!" Cried My Patient. "Then
• Page 166 - "And I Am For North," Said I, "Because
• Page 167 - "Whose House Is It?""Dr.
• Page 168 - How Our Hydraulic Engineer Had Been
• Page 169 - X. The Adventure Of The Noble
• Page 170 - "It Looks Like It," Said I Ruefully,
• Page 171 - "Oh, You Mean The Little Problem Of The
• Page 172 - "Before The What?" Asked Holmes With A
• Page 173 - "And Is That All?""Only One Little
• Page 174 - "The King Of Scandinavia.""What! Had
• Page 175 - "Now, What Is Your Own Impression As To
• Page 176 - "Indeed! That Is Very Interesting. And
• Page 177 - "Oh, A Few Minutes. I Had Something
• Page 178 - "Yes. That Is What Mr. Lestrade, Of
• Page 179 - "That Is A Detail Which I Shall
• Page 180 - "In Heaven'S Name, What For?""In
• Page 181 - "And How?""In The Dress Is A Pocket.
• Page 182 - He Had Hardly Shut The Door Behind Him
• Page 183 - "Ah, You Look On These Things From
• Page 184 - "Then I'Ll Tell Our Story Right Away,"
• Page 185 - "When I Got Back I Told My Maid, Who
• Page 186 - "I Had Hoped," Suggested Holmes, "That
• Page 187 - "And How In The World Did You Find
• Page 188 - Xi. The Adventure Of The Beryl
• Page 189 - "You Have Come To Me To Tell Your
• Page 190 - "Yesterday Morning I Was Seated In My
• Page 191 - "'You Doubt Its Value?' He
• Page 192 - "So Much For The Servants. My Family
• Page 193 - "When We Were Taking Coffee In The
• Page 194 - "'Tell Me, Dad,' Said She, Looking, I
• Page 195 - "'Yes, Thief!' I Roared, Shaking Him By
• Page 196 - "'Keep Your Forgiveness For Those Who
• Page 197 - "Do You Not Think, Then, That He Might
• Page 198 - Fairbank Was A Good-Sized Square House
• Page 199 - "This Gentleman?" She Asked, Facing
• Page 200 - "Do You Know Him?""Oh, Yes! He Is The
• Page 201 - The Banker Recoiled In Horror. "I
• Page 202 - "I Would Give My Fortune To Have Them
• Page 203 - I Waited Until Midnight, But There Was
• Page 204 - "You Would Not Think 1000 Pounds Apiece
• Page 205 - "It Is Unfortunately More Than
• Page 206 - "Is It Possible?" Gasped The
• Page 207 - "It Is An Old Maxim Of Mine That When
• Page 208 - Xii. The Adventure Of The Copper
• Page 209 - "At The Same Time," He Remarked After A
• Page 210 - As He Spoke The Door Opened And A Young
• Page 211 - "'Yes, Sir.'"'As Governess?'"'Yes,
• Page 212 - "'And My Duties, Sir? I Should Be Glad
• Page 213 - "The Manageress Had Sat All This While
• Page 214 - "That Is The Letter Which I Have Just
• Page 215 - "At Least," Said I As We Heard Her
• Page 216 - By Eleven O'Clock The Next Day We Were
• Page 217 - "Quite So. She Has Her Freedom.""What
• Page 218 - "Mrs. Rucastle Seemed To Me To Be
• Page 219 - "Two Days Later This Same Performance
• Page 220 - "Pray Continue," Said Holmes. "Your
• Page 221 - "I Took It Up And Examined It. It Was
• Page 222 - "It Was Only Yesterday That The Chance
• Page 223 - "'Why, What Did You Think?' I
• Page 224 - "That Is Well. And The Rucastles Go Out
• Page 225 - "I Am Sure That You Are Right, Mr.
• Page 226 - "He Has Come Back And Done It. I Tell
• Page 227 - "Ha!" Said Holmes, Looking Keenly At
• Page 228 - "You Have It, Sir, Just As It