The Dancing Men: The Mystery Men
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sherlock60Canon Story: The Dancing Men
Title: The Mystery Men
Author: Mary Sutherland
Rating: PG-13
I had also every cause to think that there was some criminal secret in the matter - Sherlock Holmes.
Had I warned Hilton Cubitt about Abe Slaney on his second visit, might I perhaps have saved his life? Yet I did not know then of Slaney's evil reputation. My initial hypothesis was that, as with Henry Wood and Francis Moulton, here we had instead the case of a woman's preferred lover rather less dead than had previously been supposed.
Note by JHW: The cases Holmes refers to are respectively The Crooked Man and The Noble Bachelor.
Title: The Mystery Men
Author: Mary Sutherland
Rating: PG-13
I had also every cause to think that there was some criminal secret in the matter - Sherlock Holmes.
Had I warned Hilton Cubitt about Abe Slaney on his second visit, might I perhaps have saved his life? Yet I did not know then of Slaney's evil reputation. My initial hypothesis was that, as with Henry Wood and Francis Moulton, here we had instead the case of a woman's preferred lover rather less dead than had previously been supposed.
Note by JHW: The cases Holmes refers to are respectively The Crooked Man and The Noble Bachelor.
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