The Adventure of the Veiled Author

"an anonymous communication from a quarter" [VALL]

Just who was it that wrote "His Last Bow"? We know it wasn't Watson, as there were observations about him in the third person and a narrative of actions that didn't include him.

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Performers: Uncredited violinist, US Marine Chamber Orchestra

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The Adventure of the Veiled Author

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"an anonymous communication from a quarter" [VALL]

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