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The story background of "The Return" begins in 1894. This is because Holmes's explanation of the "Great Firewall" between 1891 and 1894 has become the subject of intense speculation and analysis by Sherlock Holmes enthusiasts. This book is a collection of short stories from the complete works of Sherlock Holmes, including a total of 9 detective cases that Sherlock Holmes has experienced. "The Empty House" is the first case after Holmes returned from the catastrophe. Since Sherlock Holmes and the London criminal leader Professor Moriarty both fell into the Reichenbach Falls, everyone thought that Holmes died at the Reichenbach Falls.

This book belongs to the "Bilingual Classics" series and is the first volume of "The Complete Sherlock Holmes (seven volumes in total)". It tells two classic stories in the series. On the foggy Baker Street, there lived a detective Holmes with a sense of justice and his loyal friend Dr. Watson. "Dark Red Study·Four Signatures" records the process from the two people's acquaintance to solving two murder cases together (namely, the Lauriston Garden mystery and the Pondicherry Villa tragedy). Since then, Dr. Watson has a comprehensive understanding of Holmes's case-solving methods. As roommates and partners, the two gradually established a deep friendship and embarked on one thrilling investigative journey together.

The Second Boer War (English: Second Boer War) refers to a war between the United Kingdom and the Transvaal Republic and the Orange Free State established by the Boers, descendants of Dutch immigrants, from October 11, 1899 to May 31, 1902, to compete for South African territory and resources. It is also called the South African War.

This book is the culmination of detective novels by Conan Doyle, the "father of British detective novels", and is also a popular work in the world's literary world. It includes "The Four Signs" and "A Study in Scarlet". "The Sign of Four" is the second full-length detective novel in the series. The work is based on the historical background of the Indian soldiers' rebellion, through people's desperate struggle for the King's Treasure Box, and the pursuit of pure love by Watson and Miss Morstan, who regard ill-gotten wealth as a barrier. "A Study in Scarlet" tells the story of two detectives who came to ask for help. A murder case occurred in a suburban villa. The victim fell in a pool of blood, but there were no wounds on his body. The word "Revenge" was left on the wall. To their surprise, there was a women's ring beside the deceased. Based on the information at the scene, Holmes deduced the general appearance of the murderer, and started with the women's ring to find the murderer. Another person was killed soon after, and the circumstances at the scene showed that the case was carefully designed by the murderer in order to enjoy the pleasure of revenge. With the help of the Bailey Street detective, the murderer Hope surfaced. The reason for all murders comes from one word: love. It turns out that Hope is from the western United States. Because his girlfriend was persecuted to death by the local Mormons, he went through all kinds of hardships and dangers to track the murderer and come to England to take revenge.

This book is the culmination of detective novels by Conan Doyle, the "father of British detective novels", and is also a popular work in the world's literary world. It includes "The Hound of the Baskervilles," "Last Regards," "New Case Files" and "The Uncanny Valley." "The Sherlock Holmes" is one of the great and best-selling literary works in the world. It creates an image of Sherlock Holmes who is full of wisdom. The cases he faces are always full of doubts and confusing, but with logical reasoning, he is always able to clear away the fog, make the truth of the case clear, bring justice to the weak, and leave criminals with nowhere to hide. When the author tells the story, he cleverly creates suspense and his writing style is concise, making the story climax and fascinating to read. Based on the principle of selecting the best from the best, this book carefully selects Conan Doyle's well-known and most representative classic detective stories, such as "A Study in Scarlet", "The Hound of the Baskervilles", "The Uncanny Valley", "The Sign of the Four", "The Sussex Vampire", "The Case of the Crown Jewels", etc. These works demonstrate Holmes' rigorous reasoning genius and unparalleled investigative skills at different levels, and are immortal masterpieces in the history of detective mystery novels.

"The Sherlock Holmes" mainly tells the story of the protagonist Sherlock Holmes and his assistant Watson investigating cases together. Sherlock Holmes in the book is good at catching clues, reasoning with meticulous thinking, and solving bizarre mysterious events one after another. The author of the novel, Arthur Conan Doyle, was proficient in conception and created the image of Holmes, a private detective who shines with wisdom, is quick in thinking, calm and decisive, and can distinguish between good and evil. Let us open this book, follow in the footsteps of Sherlock Holmes, and enter the thrilling murder scene together; through his wise eyes, carefully observe the clues left by the murderer; use his meticulous thinking to analyze the case in detail, peel off the cocoon step by step, and cleverly uncover the truth behind the murders...

"The Sherlock Holmes" is based on the detective experiences of the detectives Sherlock and Watson, and is based on the British politics, economy, culture, and the lives of the upper class and ordinary people at that time. Outline one incredible or thrilling story one after another.

"The Sherlock Holmes" is based on the detective experiences of the detectives Sherlock and Watson, and is based on the British politics, economy, culture, and the lives of the upper class and ordinary people at that time. Outline one incredible or thrilling story one after another.

"The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes" takes the experiences of detectives Sherlock Holmes and Watson as the main line, leading to a series of sensational and strange cases. The background of the story fully combines the political and economic situation in Britain at that time. Conan Doyle's creative writing style and narrative perspective have become increasingly sophisticated and changeable. Many people even thought that the story was real. In this novel, in addition to the thrilling and sensational detective stories, it also expresses the jealousy, suspicion, and hatred between people. A husband murders his wife, an uncle poisons his nephew for property, two brothers kill their sister, etc. These crimes fully demonstrate the ugliness of human nature.

"The Sherlock Holmes" is a wonderful detective novel in human history and a popular work in the world of literature. The protagonist created by the author, Holmes, is calm, brave, and intelligent. Each of his crime-solving stories has become an eternal classic.

It was only under these circumstances that my old friend Sherlock Holmes allowed me to present this rather comical case. Holmes also takes this case very seriously.

The Complete Works of Sherlock Holmes includes many detective stories by the famous British detective novelist Arthur Conan Doyle, including A Study in Scarlet, The Sign of the Four, The Hound of the Baskervilles, The Land of Saints, The Uncanny Valley, The Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes, The Return of Sherlock Holmes, The End of Time and other classic works. The author has successfully created the image of Sherlock Holmes as a witty and brave detective. The story has a strict structure, clear logic, ups and downs of the plot, and is exciting and enjoyable to read. More than a hundred years have passed since "A Study in Scarlet" was published in 1887, and his works are still popular and fascinating.

There are three thick notebooks here, the stories all happened in 1894. It would be difficult for me to select from these stories some interesting ones which illustrate my friend's special talents. I read it from cover to cover, and found out that it included the horrific red leech case, the murder of banker Crosby, the Addleton tragedy, the disappearance of strange burial objects in British tombs, and the famous Smith-Mortime inheritance case. In these cases, Holmes was thanked by the French President and awarded the French Order of Merit for hunting down the murderer Horett on the Rue de Blois. Although these are good materials for writing stories, I think these are not as good as the case at Yorkshire's old house. There are many suspenseful storylines in it, such as the murder of young Willoughby Smith, which makes people shudder when they think about it.

An isolated plateau in the Amazon River Basin of South America was raised entirely from the flat land by a volcanic eruption a long time ago. It was surrounded by hard cliffs and isolated. This creates a unique natural environment on the plateau, allowing many creatures to survive that have long been extinct elsewhere on the earth. Professor Challenger led an expedition team to an isolated island to start an adventure, but they fell into an unprecedented crisis. The theory of evolution was completely subverted on this island. Dinosaurs, beasts, etc. Still survive here. The expedition team will face a test of survival...

Arthur Conan Doyle (Arthur Conan Doyle) was born in Edinburgh, Scotland, England in 1859. He attended a church school as a teenager, and later obtained a doctorate in medicine from the University of Edinburgh and was knighted in 1902. From the time he wrote "A Study in Scarlet" in 1886 until his death in 1930, he wrote a total of 60 short stories and short stories with the private detective Sherlock Holmes as the protagonist. When these novels were published together, they were titled "The Detectives of Sherlock Holmes". In addition, he has also written many other types of novels, such as science fiction novels, historical novels, romance novels, etc. The stories mainly take place from 1878 to 1907, and the latest story is set in 1914. Two of these stories are written in the first voice of Holmes, two are written in the third person, and the rest are narrated by Watson.

In 1894, a case occurred in London that attracted the attention of all Londoners. The admirable Ronald Adair was murdered under inexplicable circumstances. The case occurred in the spring, and the upper class society was also shocked. Everyone knows the details of the case released by the police investigation, but in fact, many details have been deleted. The reason is that the grounds for prosecution are sufficient and there is no need to disclose all the evidence. Only now, almost ten years later, have I had the opportunity to fill in some of the missing links in the process of solving the case. This is an intriguing case, but the unexpected ending of the case is more important than the interestingness of the story. I have experienced many adventures in my life, and the outcome of this case shocked and surprised me the most. After all this time, I feel horrified just thinking about it, and reliving that feeling of joy, surprise, and disbelief that came over me like a tidal wave and completely overwhelmed my consciousness. Let me say a word to the public of readers who, I know, care about the fragments of words and deeds of a remarkable man whom I have occasionally spoken of, and I say this: Do not blame me for not letting them share all that I know, which I would have regarded as my first duty had he not personally forbidden me to do so. This ban was lifted on the 3rd of last month.

Conan Doyle's works denounced various crimes and immoral behaviors, promoted the idea that good and evil will be punished, and that there is no escape from the law. They aroused psychological resonance among the general public. Sherlock Holmes as a literary image has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. This series collects the classic stories of Sherlock Holmes, using Conan Doyle's original article published in "Marineside Magazine" as a reference, and maintains the authenticity of the original version during translation, completely showing the ups and downs, thrills and exciting storyline in the novel, bringing "detective fans" happy enjoyment!

One day at the end of March 1892, it was cold and windy, and we were having lunch. Suddenly a telegram came from Holmes. He responded to someone casually, and then stood next to a stove. He didn't say a word, but kept reading the telegram. He was smoking a cigarette, with a straight face and a thoughtful look, as if something was wrong. He suddenly turned back to look at me, with a strange look in his eyes.

Shortly after I married, I bought a medical practice in Paddington from old Mr. Farquhar. The business of old Farquhar's clinic was very prosperous for a period of time, but due to his old age, poor energy, and suffering from a disease, the number of people coming to his clinic gradually decreased. This is because people naturally abide by a principle: a doctor must be healthy before he can cure a patient; if he cannot cure his own disease, people will naturally not believe in his medical skills. Therefore, the worse my senior's health, the less his income. When I bought the practice, his income had dropped from £1,200 a year to just over £300. However, I am quite confident in my vigorous body in my prime, and firmly believe that within a few years, the business of this clinic will be as prosperous as ever.

Conan Doyle's works denounced various crimes and immoral behaviors, promoted the idea that good and evil will be punished, and that there is no escape from the law. They aroused psychological resonance among the general public. Sherlock Holmes as a literary image has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. This series collects the classic stories of Sherlock Holmes, using Conan Doyle's original article published in "Marineside Magazine" as a reference, and maintains the authenticity of the original version during translation, completely showing the ups and downs, thrills and exciting storyline in the novel, bringing "detective fans" happy enjoyment!

Conan Doyle's works denounced various crimes and immoral behaviors, promoted the idea that good and evil will be punished, and that there is no escape from the law. They aroused psychological resonance among the general public. Sherlock Holmes as a literary image has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. This series collects the classic stories of Sherlock Holmes, using Conan Doyle's original article published in "Marineside Magazine" as a reference, and maintains the authenticity of the original version during translation, completely showing the ups and downs, thrills and exciting storyline in the novel, bringing "detective fans" happy enjoyment!

The marriage of Lord Saint-Simon, and its strange ending, had long ceased to be a subject of interest to the upper classes who associated with his unfortunate bridegroom. The new scandal has eclipsed the interesting details that have pushed the dramatic events of four years ago into the background, but it always seems to me that the truth of this case has never been disclosed to the public, and that it would be a blemish on the record of my friend Sherlock Holmes if I did not briefly describe this unusual occurrence.

Whenever Anna Adler was mentioned, Holmes referred to her as "that" lady, as if she had no other name. The "that" lady in Holmes' mind is both talented and beautiful, and is the most outstanding of all women. However, this does not mean that Holmes has love for her, because Holmes is a very rigid and calm person. He is a machine used for the most sophisticated observation and reasoning in the world. It is really difficult for him to be a lover. He is not "cold" to emotions, especially love. His tone of voice was either sarcastic or sarcastic, and I had never heard him speak affectionately. To an observer, sweet talk can reveal a person's behavior and motivations, but to a trained expert in reasoning, such emotions distract him and interfere with his reasoning. The degree of interference is more serious than a precision instrument falling into sand or a high-power magnifying glass cracking. However, there was one woman, the only woman, the deceased Anna Adler, who left a hazy impression in his mind.

In 1878, after receiving my doctorate in medicine from the University of London, I went to Netley to pursue the required courses for military medicine. After completing his studies there, he was assigned to the Fifth Northumberland Fusiliers as a medical assistant. That regiment was then stationed in India. Before I could even arrive to report to the army, the Second Battle of Afghanistan broke out. When I landed at Bombay, I heard that my regiment had passed through the passes and was marching behind the enemy's rear. Nevertheless, I followed the officers who had fallen behind like me, and on reaching Kandahar safely, I found my troops and immediately began my work.

Conan Doyle's works denounced various crimes and immoral behaviors, promoted the idea that good and evil will be punished, and that there is no escape from the law. They aroused psychological resonance among the general public. Sherlock Holmes as a literary image has been deeply rooted in the hearts of the people. This series collects the classic stories of Sherlock Holmes, using Conan Doyle's original article published in "Marineside Magazine" as a reference, and maintains the authenticity of the original version during translation, completely showing the ups and downs, thrills and exciting storyline in the novel, bringing "detective fans" happy enjoyment!