Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

A Study in Scarlet by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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A Study in Scarlet, first published in 1887, marked Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s debut of the legendary detective Sherlock Holmes. In the opening chapters, Dr. Watson is introduced to Holmes, and together they visit a puzzling murder scene. The crime leaves Scotland Yard detectives confused, but Holmes, with his signature brilliance, quickly unravels the mystery. The narrative then shifts to Utah, revealing the killer’s background, before returning to London for the final chapters. Holmes’s debut showcases his sharp observation, deductive genius, interest in chemistry and music, and his tendency t...

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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

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Latest episode

Sep 29, 2024

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Episodes

2-7 The Conclusion 29.09.2024
2-6 A Continuation of the Reminiscences of John Watson, M.D. 29.09.2024
2-5 The Avenging Angels 29.09.2024
2-4 A Flight for Life 29.09.2024
2-3 John Ferrier Talks with the Prophet 29.09.2024
2-2 The Flower of Utah 29.09.2024
2-1 On the Great Alkali Plain 28.09.2024
1-7 Light in the Darkness 28.09.2024
1-6 Tobias Gregson Shows What He Can Do 28.09.2024
1-5 Our Advertisement Brings a Visitor 28.09.2024
1-4 What John Rance Had to Tell 28.09.2024
1-3 The Lauriston Garden Mystery 28.09.2024
1-2 The Science of Deduction 28.09.2024
1-1 Mr. Sherlock Holmes 28.09.2024

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