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"We have three years of the past to discuss" [EMPT]
Once again, we pack our Gladstone bags and prepare for an episode where we travel. This time, we head to Sussex Downs and then across the Atlantic to New York in some of the early years of Sherlock Holmes's retirement.
What brings us there is from the fertile imagination of Les Klinger, who posits a connection between Sherlock Holmes, Wilson Hargreave, and Andrew Carnegie. It's just a Trifle.
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- Baker Street Rambles by Leslie S. Klinger
- Floradora (Wikipedia)
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