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1. The Portrait Of Society In Six Great Sherlock Holmes Stories
   The Portrait Of Society In Six Great Sherlock Holmes Stories 9/20/00 An authoramp39s portal of society generally gives a reader insight into the mind of a specific ...
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2. Sir Arthur Conan Doyles Influence on Twentieth Century Detective ...
   ... Another way Doyle uses Holmes in his stories is as a teacher to Watson. ... Doyle made all of Holmesamp39 stories have plots that follow a logical structure. ...
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3. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
   ... Once Arthur began writing the Sherlock Holmes stories he started to get all of his fame. Even though the first two Holmes stories ...
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4. Sherlock Holmes
   Doyle himself did not even think that the Sherlock Holmes stories were good literature, but as he found out, people were not interested in the quality of his ...
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5. What are the main features of Sherlock Holmes as a man and as a ...
   ... The Sherlock Holmes stories describe firstly a detective of almost infinite ability in solving the most complex of cases from the smallest of clues. ...
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6. The Adventures Of Sherlock Holmes
   ... he would be lost. The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes is a collection of short stories. These stories are fictional. Each is an account ...
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7. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
   ... In December, The Mystery of Cloomber was published.18 The Holmes stories became so popular that people actually pictured Sherlock Holmes as an imaginary fairy ...
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8. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
   ... In December, The Mystery of Cloomber was published.18 The Holmes stories became so popular that people actually pictured Sherlock Holmes as an imaginary fairy ...
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9. sir arthur conan doyle
   ... In December, The Mystery of Cloomber was published.18 The Holmes stories became so popular that people actually pictured Sherlock Holmes as an imaginary fairy ...
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10. Morse
    ... In Doyleamp39s Sherlock Holmes stories this person is called Dr. Watson, who is a confidant of Holmes and studiously puts down the actions of Sherlock Holmes as ...
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11. How is mystery and suspense created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
    ... their appearance. Bell became the model for the protagonist of the Sherlock Holmes stories, which were introduced in 1887. In these ...
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12. Sherlock Holmes
    ... Though he appears in only two of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle stories about Holmes The Final Problem 1893 and the novel The Valley of Fear 1915 Moriarty ...
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13. Analysis of the Detective Story
    ... The Hound of the Baskervilles ended the way most classic detective stories end Holmes successfully solves the crime in a nonviolent, lawabiding stepbystep ...
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14. Literature and Warfare of Great Britain
    ... States Cox, ampquotAlthough he wrote many other pieces of literature, his stories based on Sherlock Holmes were the ones that were read the mostampquot 131. ...
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15. Lambs to the Slaughter
    ... In the speckled band the first eight lines of the play are used to introduce as to main character Sherlock Holmes. After looking at both stories the one I ...
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16. Adventures of Sherlock Holmes
    ... conclusion, The Great Adventures of Sherlock Holmes was an excellent book and one classic that everyone should read. I would enjoy reading more stories in the ...
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17. Sherlock Holmes comparison
    ... and routines in the way that he told each of his stories. These things are not necessarily bad as they add to the reality of Detective Sherlock Holmes. ...
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18. Hound of Baskervilles Characters
    Development of Major Characters Throughout The Hound of The Baskervilles, one of the most famous stories out of the Sherlock Holmes collection written by Sir ...
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19. Reality of a dream Roughing IT
    ... Holmes and Fisher show how many of the stories the prospectors heard were hoaxes or just stories conjured up by a bored newspaper reporter. ...
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20. Poe
    ... Poeamp39s greatest influence is found in murder mystery and detective stories. ... Many past and modern fictional detectives, such as Sherlock Holmes, can be traced ...
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21. Isaac Asimov
    ... And although Asimov admitted to not liking Holmes that much he did love to make ... societies, which Asimov belonged to that influenced some of his stories 10. ...
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22. James Thurber
    ... career ampquotJ. Thurberampquot. The book contains three sections Holmes 121. The first is the Mr. and Mrs. Monroe stories 122. The eight ...
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23. James Thurber
    ... career ampquotJ. Thurberampquot. The book contains three sections Holmes 121. The first is the Mr. and Mrs. Monroe stories 122. The eight ...
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24. Analysis A Tale of Two Cities
    ... that this was one of those more interesting stories we had so far. I like the cunningness of Adler. I also enjoy the fact that she bested Sherlock Holmes. ...
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25. fahrenheit 451
    ... attended the magic show of ampquotBlackstone the Magicianampquot, and later ampquotMr. Electricoampquot Holmes 12 ... A few weeks Later I started writing my first short stories about the ...
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26. History of the Detective Novel
    ... His five mystery short stories introduced many of the conventions and cliches that ... heavily from Poeamp39s Auguste Dupin when he created Sherlock Holmes, he also ...
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27. lupin 3rd
    Some of these stories have been translated into English, and have been printed by Penguin Books. Arsene Lupin was the underworldamp39s version of Sherlock Holmes. ...
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28. Ray Bradbury
    ... nuclear war on Earth. ampquotOf twentytwo stories here collected, at most eight can be called amp39science fictionampquot Holmes 12. As much a work ...
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29. The Significance of Edgar Allan Poeamp39s Fiction
    ... some readers even thought some of his tales were true stories because of ... inspired many imitators, including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, creator of Sherlock Holmes. ...
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30. Edgar Allan Poe
    ... iterature. His detective stories served as the framework for authors including Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, who created Sherlock Holmes. Doyle ...
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