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This has been sat on a shelf in my bookcase for over 10yrs!!! It’s such a beautiful edition, but chuffin’’eck, it makes for a cumbersome read! I’m already thoroughly enjoying it, which hopefully bodes well 😊
— Jan 07, 2025 11:10PM
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Dave
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The Sign of the Four:
Long-hidden and much sought-after treasure, murders, and the thrill of the chase all feature in the second SH novel
Oh, and by the end of it, our narrator - Watson, is engaged!
An enjoyable, if at times protracted tale, I am continuing as a fan of ACD's writing style as we move into The Hound of the Baskervilles
— Jan 15, 2025 01:34AM
Long-hidden and much sought-after treasure, murders, and the thrill of the chase all feature in the second SH novel
Oh, and by the end of it, our narrator - Watson, is engaged!
An enjoyable, if at times protracted tale, I am continuing as a fan of ACD's writing style as we move into The Hound of the Baskervilles
Dave
is on page 54 of 712
A Study in Scarlet:
The first outing for Watson and Holmes, told as reminiscences by Watson through his journal, as well as of those from the murder themselves
Taken from Holmes' view that life is, in general, uninteresting and that acts of murder add excitement and colour to it
I really enjoyed both parts to the story, finding it imaginative, well-paced, and brilliantly written with artistic turns of phrase
— Jan 09, 2025 08:44AM
The first outing for Watson and Holmes, told as reminiscences by Watson through his journal, as well as of those from the murder themselves
Taken from Holmes' view that life is, in general, uninteresting and that acts of murder add excitement and colour to it
I really enjoyed both parts to the story, finding it imaginative, well-paced, and brilliantly written with artistic turns of phrase
