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Title of the book: "A Study In Scarlet"
Author: Arthur Conan Doyle
Year of publishing: 1887
Genre: Detective novel

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Arthur Conan Doyle was born on 22 May 1859 to a wealthy Irish family in Edinburgh. He studied medicine and graduated from the University of Edinburgh in 1881. He worked as a surgeon on a whaling vessel and as a doctor on a steamship traveling between Liverpool and West Africa. He then settled in Portsmouth on the south coast of England and split his time between medicine and writing.

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He was wounded in battle in Afghanistan. Then he fell ill with typhoid fever. On military transport he returned to London. I stayed at a private hotel.  In 1881 he met with Sherlock Holmes and together with him rented an apartment for two. There was a scene where at breakfast Holmes receives a letter from the police, where it was written about the murder of a man. Together with Dr. Watson, Holmes arrives at the place where it happened.

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Chapter 1:

Therefore as free as air -  свободен как воздух

I hailed him - Я окликнул его

remarked my companion - заметил мой спутник

as thin as a lath - тонкая

This was a lofty chamber - Это было высокое помещение

discovered a gold mine - обнаружил золотую жилу

I murmured - Я пробормотал

I have my eye on - Я положил глаз на

Chapter 2:

possessed of extraordinary - обладал экстраординарными возможностями

what ineffable twaddle - что за дикая чушь

confide in me - доверься мне

systematic examination - систематическое обследование

extraordinary fact - экстраординарный факт

Chapter 3:

in statu quo — в прежнем положении

inconsequent remark - непоследовательное замечание

showy fireplace - эффектный камин

motionless figure - неподвижная фигура

incomprehensible manner - непонятная манера

open-mouthed behind him - с открытым ртом позади него

chuckled to himself - усмехнулся про себя

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I think in the next chapter Doctor Watson and Sherlock will become good friends and this will be the beginning of their great friendship story. I also think that attempts to find the killer will continue, but this story will not end so quickly.

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Chapter 1:

prolonged - длительный

hardship - трудность, испытание

rallied - собрание

enteric fever - брюшной тиф

irretrievably ruined - испорченный

cesspool - выгребная яма

rusticate - огрублять, удаляться в деревню, жить в деревне

expensive domicile - дорогое жилье

Chapter 2:

cheerfully furnished - красиво оформленные

accommodate ourselvs - приспособиться к нам

considerably - значительно, много

endeavoured to break - пытался сломать

Pre-arranged - заранее подготовленный, запланированный

Puzzler - загадочная личность
, человек, увлекающийся головоломками, кроссвордами

Chapter 3:
buffaloes - буйволы
• contortion - искривление
• pressing - нажатие
• un- buttoning - расстегивание
• examining - изучение

greeted - приветствовать, встречать, здороваться

presumably the murderer -

предположительно, убийца

far-away expression - отстраненное выражение

upon the palm - на ладони

adorned - украшать, служить украшением

simplify - упростить, упрощать

chain - цепь, сеть, цепочка

self-satisfied manner - самодовольная манера

inquiries - запросы

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The desert represents death, and although Ferrer and Lucy escaped their fate with Mormon help, the same people who later saved the ferries also became responsible for their deaths. The narrator's description of the desert as covered with alkaline dust predicts Jefferson Hope's use of alkaline poisons on Draper and Stangerson, to correct the injustice that corrected the death of ferries in the desert while remembering the desert itself.

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I think in the next chapter when Holmes should open his latter, where i think have to be new information maybe about crime, what they will try to investigate. In my opinion, this will be the start of their investigator's career.

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Along with Watson, Holmes arrives at the crime scene. He begins by examining the neighboring house, the sidewalk, and the land. Then he enters the house and examines the corpse, whose face was disfigured. Near the corpse, Holmes finds a woman's wedding ring, and in his pockets a book and two letters: one to Drebber, the other to Stangerson. "RACHE" written in blood on the wall. Police conclude that it is Rachel's half-written name, but Holmes examines the inscription, the dust on the floor and smiles mysteriously.