While Sherlock Holmes Had Been Detailing Thissingular Series Of Events - We Had Been Whirlingthrough The Outskirts Of The Great Town Until Thelast Straggling Houses Had Been Left Behind - Andwe Rattled Along With A Country ______ Upon Eitherside Of Us;The Trees And Wayside ______s Were Just Throwingout Their First Green Shoots - And The Air Was Fullof The Pleasant Smell Of The Moist Earth; Ihad Been Lying In An Angle Of The ______ Close By Thehighroad - And Just A Little Lower Down Was A Longbuilding - Which Proved - Upon My Approaching It - To Be The Very Station At Which I Had Arrived Uponthe Previous Night; On The Right Side Was Asmall Wooden Thicket - Which Led Into A Narrow Pathbetween Two Neat ______s Stretching From The Roadto The Kitchen Door - And Forming The Tradesmen'sentrance

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A collection of twelve short stories, published in 1892, by Arthur Conan Doyle, featuring his fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. I The stories are not in chronological order, and the only characters common to all twelve are Holmes and Dr. Watson. The stories are related in first-person narrative from Watson's point of view. In general the stories in The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes identify, and try to correct, social injustices. Holmes is portrayed as offering a new, fairer sense of justice.
 


1. While Sherlock Holmes Had Been Detailing Thissingular Series Of Events - We Had Been Whirlingthrough The Outskirts Of The Great Town Until Thelast Straggling Houses Had Been Left Behind - Andwe Rattled Along With A Country ______ Upon Eitherside Of Us;The Trees And Wayside ______s Were Just Throwingout Their First Green Shoots - And The Air Was Fullof The Pleasant Smell Of The Moist Earth; Ihad Been Lying In An Angle Of The ______ Close By Thehighroad - And Just A Little Lower Down Was A Longbuilding - Which Proved - Upon My Approaching It - To Be The Very Station At Which I Had Arrived Uponthe Previous Night; On The Right Side Was Asmall Wooden Thicket - Which Led Into A Narrow Pathbetween Two Neat ______s Stretching From The Roadto The Kitchen Door - And Forming The Tradesmen'sentrance