The Revenge of Moriarty
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Watson These few notes, appended to this manuscript, will be of interest mainly to dedicated scholars of the life and work of Mr Sherlock Holmes and his chronicler, Dr John H. Watson. They are included here because of the, mercifully, few dissenting voices which were heard amidst the generous praise after publication of the first of these present volumes – The Return of Moriarty.
Some of those who have doubted the authenticity of the documents from which I have worked approached the subject with... that charitable amusement of scholars who are aware that the subject is debatable. However, I was both shocked and surprised to find that one or two gentlemen simply dismissed aspects of the narrative with illogical and unscientific arguments like – ‘Rubbish, this could never have happened!’ or, even more unlettered, ‘Junk!’ So displaying a marked lack of attention to the theories and practice of Mr Holmes himself.
Four items were seized upon by these happy few: 1. The old chestnut concerning the possibility of there having been three brothers Moriarty – each named James.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Watson These few notes, appended to this manuscript, will be of interest mainly to dedicated scholars of the life and work of Mr Sherlock Holmes and his chronicler, Dr John H. Watson. They are included here because of the, mercifully, few dissenting voices which were heard amidst the generous praise after publication of the first of these present volumes – The Return of Moriarty.
Some of those who have doubted the authenticity of the documents from which I have worked approached the subject with... that charitable amusement of scholars who are aware that the subject is debatable. However, I was both shocked and surprised to find that one or two gentlemen simply dismissed aspects of the narrative with illogical and unscientific arguments like – ‘Rubbish, this could never have happened!’ or, even more unlettered, ‘Junk!’ So displaying a marked lack of attention to the theories and practice of Mr Holmes himself.
Four items were seized upon by these happy few: 1. The old chestnut concerning the possibility of there having been three brothers Moriarty – each named James.
What to read after The Revenge of Moriarty?
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