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BIOGHRAPHY Sir Henry was 30 years 1. I HAVE LOST 1. MISS

old. Two strange Brought: A BOOT. STAPLETON
things have happened  bear 2. I BOUGHT 2. DR WATSON
PAG: 16,17,18 according to Sir Henry.  carry THEM 3. SIR HENRY
(20th of mayl) One of those is that he  deliver YESTERDAY. 4. SELDEN(ASESI
received a letter  import 3. I HAVE NO)
PAG: 19-22 (where he says that his NEVER 5. MR JACK
(24th of may) Strong:
life is in danger) in the  able WORM STAPLETON
hostel where he is  active THEM. 6. MR Y MRS
Sir Arthur Ignatius PAG: Dr. Holmes was a
staying but nobody  athletic 4. I WOULD MARRYMORE
Conan Doyle (22 May 23,24,25,26 man with a brilliant
(27th of may) knew he was there.  big LIKE TO VISIT 7. SIR CHARLES
1859 – 7 July 1930) was ability to deduce
The other strange YOUR HOTEL
a British writer best Staying:
thing is that one of his 5. I LOOKED and inquire and for
known for his detective  continue
boots was lost (only WHERE more secrets to
fiction featuring the  delay
one), then Dr Holmes HOLMES keep all sales
character Sherlock  hang
is left to join him and WAS always light.
Holmes. Originally, a  last
Dr. Mortimer the next POINTING.
physician, in 1887 he received:
morning. When they 6. I THINK WE
published A Study in
retired, Dr Holmes and  accepted
Scarlet, the first of four HAVE THE
Watson followed them  acknowledged ANSWER TO
novels about Holmes  collected
because they knew ONE OF OUR
and Dr. Watson. In  earned
that someone else was QUESTIONS.
addition, Doyle wrote boot:
following them. And 7. WE SHALL
over fifty short stories  footwear
they did not get FIND YOUR
featuring the famous  brogan
confused. A black- STOLEN
detective. The Sherlock
bearded man was  galoshes BOOTS.
Holmes stories
following them. When  oxford
I told him Mortimer
are generally recognized him he was follow: 8. I HAVE NO
considered milestones the servant at  pursue LIVING
in the field of crime Barkeville Hall  chase RELATIVES.
fiction. (barrymore).  displace 9. YOU WILL BE
Doyle was a prolific Dr. Holmes suggested  ensue VERY
writer; his non- that Mr. Henry go to shall: WELCOME
Sherlockian works Dartmoor with Dr.  be about to AT
include fantasy and Watson so that his life  be obliged BASKERVILLE
science fiction stories is not in danger.  intend HALL.
about Professor When they arrived at  must 10. DOES THE
Challenger and Dartmoor they were cab: WIND OFTEN
humorous stories surprised that a  carriage MAKE THIS
about the Napoleonic prisoner escaped SOUND?
 taxi
soldier Brigadier whose name is Selden.
 taxicab
Gerard, as well as Dr. Watson felt that
 hac
plays, romances, the place was very
round:
poetry, non-fiction and dangerous, that same
 bulbous
historical novels. One night he wrote to
of Doyle's early short Holmes about  curled
stories, "J. Habakuk everything he had  curved
Jephson's Statement", seen and heard  cylindrical
helped to popularise followed:
the mystery of  pursue
the Mary Celeste.  chase
 displace
 ensue

LITERATURE:
Arthur Conan Doyle is
best known for the 60
stories he wrote about
Sherlock Holmes. His
body of work includes
nearly 200 novels,
short stories, poems,
historical books and
pamphlets.

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