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1. In the Holmes Canon, in what year did the Hound of the Baskervilles occur?
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When it occurred story-wise is not necessarily the same as when it was published. There must be a clue in the storyOriginally posted by Phillip Walton View Post
.Regards, Jon S.
"The theory that the murderer is a lunatic is dispelled by the opinion given to the police by an expert in the treatment of lunacy patients......."If he's insane" observed the medical authority, "he's a good deal sharper than those who are not".
Reynolds Newspaper, 4 Nov. 1888.Comment
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Tim:
I believe it was 1889.Comment
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Howard is correct! (Not a sentence that is used very often)Comment
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#2
What were the very first words that Sherlock Holmes said to Dr. Watson at their introduction?Comment
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"I've found it".
Or something like that.
or was it, "How are you?"
I remember Holmes spoke to Watson and another man together.Regards, Jon S.
"The theory that the murderer is a lunatic is dispelled by the opinion given to the police by an expert in the treatment of lunacy patients......."If he's insane" observed the medical authority, "he's a good deal sharper than those who are not".
Reynolds Newspaper, 4 Nov. 1888.Comment
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And Wicker Man is correct!
Tough crowd.Comment
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Name two films ( featuring Rathbone/Bruce) in which the Ripper is mentioned.Comment
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Before Baker Street, on which street did Holmes once live?Comment
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I'm pretty sure they didn't do, A Study in Terror, so you've got me stumped there Howie, but I have all their movies, I could look if we have the timeOriginally posted by Howard Brown View Post
On second thoughts, I'll pass, that might be the quickest way to divorce court....
Regards, Jon S.
"The theory that the murderer is a lunatic is dispelled by the opinion given to the police by an expert in the treatment of lunacy patients......."If he's insane" observed the medical authority, "he's a good deal sharper than those who are not".
Reynolds Newspaper, 4 Nov. 1888.Comment
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Tim:
Holmes lived at a London hospital, but I don't know the name of the street....and I don't think you do either.
Wick:
In The Spider Woman and Woman In Green, the Ripper is mentioned.Comment
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Not True, true, and Not True.Originally posted by How Come?
Holmes never lived at a London hospital, you don't know the name of the street, and I do know - it's mentioned in the Canon.Comment
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While we're waiting for Howard to peruse all 4 novels and 56 adventures.....
In one of the short stories in the SH Canon, Dr. Watson makes a chronological error in the telling.
What was the story, and what was the error?Comment
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