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The Sign of the Four by Arthur Conan Doyle (1890)
The second Sherlock Holmes novel. A young woman seeks Holmes' help after receiving mysterious pearls annually for six years following her father's disappearance. The case leads to a stolen Indian treasure, a one-legged convict, and a dramatic Thames river chase.
Historical Significance:
Commissioned at a dinner party where Doyle met Oscar Wilde (who was simultaneously commissioned to write The Picture of Dorian Gray), The Sign of the Four wa...
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The second Sherlock Holmes novel. A young woman seeks Holmes' help after receiving mysterious pearls annually for six years following her father's disappearance. The case leads to a stolen Indian treasure, a one-legged convict, and a dramatic Thames river chase.
Historical Significance:
Commissioned at a dinner party where Doyle met Oscar Wilde (who was simultaneously commissioned to write The Picture of Dorian Gray), The Sign of the Four wa...
Read free on BoingyBooks: https://boingybooks.com/marketplace/product.php?id=122
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