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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

Arthur Conan Doyle · 1892

Mystery~23h at 80 WPM

Twelve short cases with Holmes and Watson in London. Missing jewels, coded letters, people who think they've been clever. Holmes looks at the mud on a boot; Watson writes it down. Good if you want a book you can stop after one story.

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40 chapters412 pages112K words

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  1. Chapter C · I. A SCANDAL IN BOHEMIA I. To Sherlock…11 pagesNext
  2. Chapter C · ” “Why, indeed?” murmured Holmes. “Your…11 pagesNot started
  3. Chapter C · n house. ‘I shall drive out in the park at…11 pagesNot started
  4. Chapter C · e that you were likely to call. She left…10 pagesNot started
  5. Chapter C · hand, and he says: “‘I wish to the Lord…10 pagesNot started
  6. Chapter C · e minute knowledge which you have gained…10 pagesNot started
  7. Chapter C · rable from above,” Holmes remarked as he…10 pagesNot started
  8. Chapter C · separation case, and, as it happens, I was…10 pagesNot started
  9. Chapter C · aning to it.” “Most certainly it does.…10 pagesNot started
  10. Chapter C · ed Mr. Windibank, turning white to his…10 pagesNot started
  11. Chapter C · be stained with fresh blood. On following…11 pagesNot started
  12. Chapter C · ome conclusion? Do you not see some…11 pagesNot started
  13. Chapter C · o and wallowed all over it. Here is where…10 pagesNot started
  14. Chapter C · into the whole property. But there I was…10 pagesNot started
  15. Chapter C · hing, but I can’t say what turn things are…11 pagesNot started
  16. Chapter C · e facts which have come to his knowledge…10 pagesNot started
  17. Chapter C · themselves, was upon their track. Very…10 pagesNot started
  18. Chapter C · eared to have plenty of money. He took a…10 pagesNot started
  19. Chapter C · ich sank into a groan as she saw that my…11 pagesNot started
  20. Chapter C · tograph.” The prisoner turned with the…10 pagesNot started
  21. Chapter C · is of course obvious upon the face of it…10 pagesNot started
  22. Chapter C · so plentiful with me as they once were,”…11 pagesNot started
  23. Chapter C · blue stone of the Countess of Morcar’s?”…10 pagesNot started
  24. Chapter C · o look for help and advice looks upon all…9 pagesNot started
  25. Chapter C · to lose. If we were to come to Stoke Moran…9 pagesNot started
  26. Chapter C · never noticed that before.” “Very…11 pagesNot started
  27. Chapter C · s strange headgear began to move, and…10 pagesNot started
  28. Chapter C · elf and took professional chambers in…10 pagesNot started
  29. Chapter C · eager and beautiful face. I could see at a…10 pagesNot started
  30. Chapter C · s who will leave no survivor from a…11 pagesNot started
  31. Chapter C · Westbury House festivities, is an only…11 pagesNot started
  32. Chapter C · here in private clothes, who soon pushed…11 pagesNot started
  33. Chapter C · ly dead. Then Lord St. Simon came to…9 pagesNot started
  34. Chapter C · very little exercise. I feel better now…10 pagesNot started
  35. Chapter C · raised my voice in my anger. Mary was the…11 pagesNot started
  36. Chapter C · an hour or more he was at work, returning…11 pagesNot started
  37. Chapter C · ou remember, the sill and framework of the…10 pagesNot started
  38. Chapter C · use.’ “‘And my duties, sir? I should be…11 pagesNot started
  39. Chapter C · fourth a field which slopes down to the…10 pagesNot started
  40. Chapter C · . I have no doubt at all that he had left…10 pagesNot started
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