The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
A Scandal in Bohemia: In which Holmes comes up against the woman,
Irene Adler.
The Red-Headed League: The peculiar instance of Mr. Jabez
Wilson, resulting in the arrest of John Clay and the attempted robbery
of the City and Suburban Bank.
A Case of Identity: Holmes helps Miss Mary Sutherland
ascertain the whereabouts of her fiance, Mr. Hosmer Angel.
The Boscombe Valley Mystery: A man is found dead by a
pond, and all the evidence points towards his son.
The Five Orange Pips: A family has a series of tragedies,
sparked by a myserious envelope containing 5 orange pips.
The
Man With the Twisted Lip: A scarred beggar is arrested
for the murder of Mr. Neville St. Clair.
The
Blue Carbuncle: A Christmas goose with an interesting
stone in its crop finds its way onto the commissionaire's tabe.
The
Speckled Band: The chilling story of Dr. Grimesby
Roylott of Stoke Moran, and the suspicoius death of his niece Julia
Stoner.
The
Engineer's Thumb: The night-time adventure of Mr.
Victor Hatherly, engineer. One of the few cases brought to Holmes'
attention by Watson.
The
Noble Bachelor: Holmes' investigation of the Lord
St. Simon marriage and its curious termination.
The
Beryl Coronet: The mysterious theft of one of the
most precious public possessions of the Empire from the house of
banker Alexander Holder.
The
Copper Beeches: Miss Violet Hunter's experience as
a governess in the employ of Mr. Jephro Rucastle at The Copper Beeches,
near Winchester.
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