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... convicted of of which Conan Doyle was cattlemaiming at the turn of later to make mockery with the century—but no excuses his own firmer defensive are needed. facts. For in Roger Woddis's After three years, the documentary, Conan Doyle prisoner was released ...
... CONAN DOYLE. WE part sadly with Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. He was the delight of our school days. We looked forward to the ensuing Sherlock Holmes story as to a holiday. What mystery was to be unravelled next? What clue, to our wonderment, would elucidate ...
... convicted of of which Conan Doyle was cattlemaiming at the turn of later to make mockery with the century—but no excuses his own firmer defensive are needed. facts. For in Roger Woddis's After three years. the documentary, Conan Doyle prisoner was released ...
... CONAN DOYLE. Spiritualists' Belief. ...
... convicted of of which Conan Doyle was cattlemaiming at the turn of later to make mockery with the century—but no excuses his own firmer defensive are needed. facts. For in Roger Woddis's After three years, the documentary, Conan Doyle prisoner was released ...
... Conan Doyle Pearsall had in his mind and was trying to solve is why a rather ordinary young doctor should, while trying his hand at fiction in Southsea in 1886, have invented a character who was a runaway success almost from the moment he appeared, and ...
... CONAN DOYLE AND THE DRAMA. has been heard the difficulties which beset the dramatist, especially in the matter a public hcoring for his plays. Judging from certain things which Sir Arthur Conan Doyle has confided to Referee inter* a famous author may ...
... ARTHUR CONAN DOYLE. APPEAL. The object of the Institution is the establishment in memory of Nurse Edith Cavell, wherever possible, of Home or Homes temporary rest for practising trained women nurses and probationers who are have been employed in civil ...
... CONAN DOYLE MAY. It b. probable that the old Princess's Theatre, Loudon, will be reopened with a new drama from the pen of Sir Conan Doyle. It is a play of London life. and it is said that it possesses a strong pathetic interest. ...
... SIR CONAN DOYLE. Sir Conan Doyle proposed the toast of The Royal Societies Club. and said it was often raked in this utilitarian age, What is the good —as it every noble deed were not it. own justification, as if every action which led to self-denial ...
... DR. CONAN DOYLE. Dr. Conan Doyle and his stories form the subject of two interesting articles in the October number of the Wiudwr Magazine, in the course of which are told that ** the creator of * Sherlock Holmes,’ was born Edinburgh thirty-seven years ...
... DEATH OF CONAN DOYLE. CREATOR OF SHERLOCK HOLMES. ...