The Private Life of Sherlock Holmes
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To my heirs--
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ln my lifetime...
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l have recorded
some sixty cases...

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demonstrating the singular gift
of my friend...

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Sherlock Holmes...
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dealing with everything...
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from ''The Hound
of the Baskervilles''...

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to his mysterious
brother Mycroft...

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and the devilish
Professor Moriarty.

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But there were
other adventures which...

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for reasons of discretion...
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l have decided to withhold
from the public...

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until this much later date.
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They involve matters of
a delicate and, sometimes...

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scandalous nature...
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as will shortly
become apparent.

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lt was August of 1887...
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and we were returning
from Yorkshire...

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where Holmes had solved
the baffling murder...

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of Admiral Abernetti.
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You may recall that he broke
the murderer's alibi...

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by measuring the depth
to which the parsley...

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had sunk in the butter
on a hot day.

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l wish you'd give me
a bit more warning...

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when you come home unexpected.
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l'd have roasted a goose,
had a few flowers for you.

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My dear Mrs. Hudson...
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criminals are as
unpredictable as head colds.

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You never quite know when
you're going to catch one.

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l'll unpack your bags.
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Here's an advance copy
of ''Strand Magazine.''

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They've printed
''The Red-headed League.''

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Very impressive.

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