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A Scandal in Bohemia starts with Watson remembering Irene Edler and the awe she observes in the eyes of Sherlock Holmes. Watson, being busy in his new household, is unable to attend Sherlock for a long time so has no news of his friend except for what he reads in newspapers. He decides to pay him a visit as he is passing by his old address. Sherlock receives him and impresses him again with his observations from his attire. He informs Watson of his enigmatic client who calls them wearing a mask. However, Holmes deduces his identity as the king of Bohemia. The King tells Holmes of an old paramour, Irene Adler, who possess a photograph of them which she tends to use as a blackmail. Holmes accepts the case. Next day, Holmes spies on Irene in a groom’s outfit and coincidently witnesses her marriage to her lawyer, Gordon Norton. That evening, he with the assistance of Watson is able to scare her of a fire which leads her to reveal the photograph.

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One day, when Watson is visiting Holmes, he finds him in presence of a stout red-headed man named Jabez Wilson. Wilson narrates his hiring by Duncan Ross at ‘The Red-Headed League’ just on the basis of his hair color, where he was paid a great sum for nominal work. He works for 2 months when he finds that the League has been dissolved and it’s impossible to trace any lead on it. He asks Holmes for advice on this, who makes several enquiries about his assistant, Vincent Spaulding, and becomes excited when he meets a certain description. He later visits this person without letting Wilson know. That night, the duo along with a police officer, Jones, and a bank director, Mr. Merryweather, discover a tunnel in the basement of the bank dug up by Ross and Spaulding and catch them red-handed. Spaulding is revealed to be a clever and wanted criminal, John Clay. Holmes remarks that bizarre cases like such keep him entertained.

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Holmes and Watson are called upon by a woman, Mary Sutherland, for the missing person case of Hosmer Angel, her fiancé. She narrates how her young step-father would not bear her meeting people of her own age, and that he has complete control on their money. The woman earns good income and has a good inheritance. While her father was gone on a business trip, she persuades her mother to go to a ball where she meets Hosmer Angel and in a few weeks after some meetings and daily correspondence they decide to get married. However, the groom asks her to swear by the testament to ‘stay true to him’ come what may and as a foreshadowing of this statement vanishes on the morning of their marriage. Sherlock asks her to forget him to which she refuses. He calls her father next day, who is discovered to be the man who disguised as Angel so as to deceive the daughter in to a love that won’t distract towards marriage to somebody else, thus, preserving her money with him.

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Sherlock Holmes Audiobook -- Case of Identity

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Watson, on an errand to rescue an acquaintance from an opium den runs into Holmes sitting in a disguise. They meet soon after and Holmes requests Watson’s assistance in a case. He tells him of a man gone missing or probably dead, from the first floor of opium den, managed by a Lascar. The man, Neville St. Claire, was rich, had a huge villa and was devoted to his family. One day, as he had left for work, his wife went to town for an errand and found him crying to her and being pulled in from a window of the opium den. On search, the man is not found, but his effects are. A deformed ugly beggar, who lived in that room claims of not having seen St. Claire, but when blood stains and his coat is found in the river below, the beggar, Hugh Boone, is arrested. Presently, Mrs. St. Claire receives a note from her husband to not to worry which makes Holmes rethink his approach. The next day, he visits the prisoner and washes his ugly face to reveal the missing man. Apparently, St. Claire had been begging for all these years as his income. The police agrees to hush the matter given that St. Claire stops the business of begging.

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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes S03E05   The Man with the Twisted Lip

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During Christmas, Watson finds Holmes inspecting a hat which had been brought by an inspector after its wearer dropped it along with a goose, in a scruple with some thugs. The hat is found to be of a Henry Baker, to which no one pays interest till it’s found that the goose had a priceless blue stone in its crop. It is revealed to be a jewel of a Countess missing for five days for which a plumber had been arrested. Holmes calls Baker who is indifferent to the goose and so is not suspected. He then proceeds to trace back to the farm where the goose was raised and thus, runs into Jack Ryder, the manager of the hotel where the Countess was staying, making enquiries about the same goose. It is revealed that he stole the jewel, implicated the plumber and in order to hide the stone dropped it in the crop of a goose in his sister’s poultry farm. By coincidence, the geese get mixed resulting in the chain of events. Ryder is too shaken with the crime, so Holmes lets him go stating it’s the season of forgiveness.

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Holmes receives a banker, Alexander Holder about the robbery of Beryl Coronet. Since the Coronet is the property of a royal person, he decides to keep the Coronet with him at all times out of anxiety over tis security. He narrates of having told his shy niece, Mary and wayward son, Arthur about it. The same night the Coronet is stolen from Holder’s bedroom safe and he catches his son red-handed but with a corner from the Coronet missing. Arthur refuses of stealing the item while Mary is inconsolable about the implication on Arthur. Holmes deduces that Marry is having an affair with Sir George Burnwell, a charismatic friend of Arthur who led him into gambling, and she was the person who stole the Coronet and gave it to Burnwell. Arthur however, discovers her in the act and tries to get it back when the Coronet breaks in the scuffle between Arthur and Burnwell. Holmes traces the Coronet corner and gets it back to the banker when they discover that the niece has deserted Holder.

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The case starts on a stormy night when a client calls. Holmes suspects it to be of urgency given the weather and the agitated state the client, John Openshaw, is in. He states that he has inherited considerable wealth from his uncle who after working in an American plantation, fought in the American Civil War and later retired to quiet country life of England. One day, the uncle receives a letter containing five orange pips, with just K.K.K written inside the envelope. This scares him, who then hurriedly prepares his will and names his brother his benefactor. Openshaw also observes his uncle to have burned some papers taken from a tin with the same letters inscribed inside, he notices an unburnt margin and preserves it.‘Put the papers on the sundial’ a day before. Holmes gets extremely worried and urges him to put out the empty tin, the remaining margin with a note explaining the burning of the other papers. However, the next day Openshaw is found dead.

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Sherlock Holmes Audiobook -- The Five Orange Pips

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Holmes is called upon by Lord St. Simon for the case of his missing wife, immediately after his wedding. The wife, Hatty Doran is the daughter of a rich American millionaire who made his fortune in mining, and it is made clear that her dowry is the main reason for this match. Holmes learns that the bride had dropped her bouquet at the wedding and was jittery immediately after the wedding and left from the breakfast table to be never seen again. Lestrade arrests a woman who is claimed to be harassing Lord St. Simon and whose note is found in the abandoned clothes of the bride. Holmes notes the hotel mentioned in the back of the note and arrives to the conclusion that Doran left on her own account with the man, Francis Moultan, who picked her bouquet. It is revealed that they were married already with no knowledge to her father, and presuming him to be dead, Doran decides to marry Lord St. Simon.

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[MultiSub] The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes: Adventure 10 “The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor”

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Thank for watching. Please comment and subcribe my channel! Source: Doyle, A.C. (1892) The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes London, England: George Newnes Ltd.