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Excerpts from the diary of
Mrs. Victoria Salmalin
(Miss Victoria Whitnell that was)
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The Adventure of the
Dying Scholars
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1. A
Death in the Family
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2. No Rest for the Weary
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3.
Trouble on the Thames
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4. Eventful Visits
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The Adventure of the Felonious
Phantom
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1.
Everyone in Season
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2.
The Greedy Flames!
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3. The
Murders Multiply
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4. A Mishap and a Reminder
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5.
The Blood Drained from His Face
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6.
All Manner of Strangeness
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The Adventure of the Castaway Cartographer
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1.
A Revelation!
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2.
A Puzzling Conclusion
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3.
We are underway
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3a.
A report and a letter
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4.
Wooster is in Charge!
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5.
St. Damian Island, at last
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6. A
Strange Audience
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7.
Separated!
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8.
Compelled
to write
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9. Very
Little Hope
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10.
The Strangest Suggestion
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11.
Somewhat
Frayed at the Edges
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Home to Roost
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1.
Running about the city!
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2.
No time for conversation
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3.
Disturbing news
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4.
Very perplexed
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5. Odd
dreams
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6.
An unending whirlwind
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Exit Merrily, Pursued by Castanets
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Mrs.
Cuthbert
Saves the Day
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A
suddenly full week
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A
hobgoblin and a dragon
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In-law
antics
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We
presented a riot
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Death on the Iron Rhine
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1.
A Talent for Trouble
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2.
Abductions
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3.
Kali Laughing
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4.
A Dreadful Day
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5. Little
did
we know…
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5a.
Conversing with madmen
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6.
Writing to the Enemy
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6a.
Four-square
consequences
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7.
Blood pooled around my skirts
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8.
No time to put things right
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9.
An unfortunate tendency
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9a.
Repercussions
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9b.
Feeling
very alone
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9c.
A bustle of preparations
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Evil Takes No Holiday
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1.
Very trying to the nerves
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2.
A blur of action
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3.
States of anxiety
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4.
No one fainted
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4a.
Strange things in the night
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4b. I
had been set up
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4c.
Table-shaking news
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The Puzzle of the Moss-covered Stone
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1. Dark
places
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2.
Terrible and sublime
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3. All
over but the report writing
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3a.
Family
Trouble
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The Atlantean Debacle
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1.
How was I to know?
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2.
I am quite worried
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3.
After I had been shot…
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4.
Despite the best intentions
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5.
My hands were covered in blood
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6.
Infuriatingly intelligent
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7.
Not Edward's fault
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8. True
colours shown at last
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8a.
Slipped my mind
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8b. I
am stunned
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8c. Not
as productive as hoped
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The Problem of the Heavenly Mechanism
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1.
Pushing limits
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2.
Abuse of power
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3.
Forces rising around us
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4.
A most disheartening sight
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5.
Incandescently angry
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6a.
Heaviness of spirit
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6b.
Unusual
collection of people
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6c.
Concocted a plan
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6d. A bit of a quandary
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The Strange Tale of the
Island Astray
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1. Rapidly out of hand
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2. A very disturbing vision
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3. Amaze and frighten
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4. Trouble and vexation
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5. More than I could take in
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6. Distressing look
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7. Horrifying spectacle
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8. A matter of great concern
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9. Driven to drastic action
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10. Hope in this bleak
picture
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11. Wet and disordered
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12. King of a Thousand Years
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Magic in Any Language, or
the Absent Antecedent
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1.
Message from the Dark Mother
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2.
An inappropriate match
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3. Not as revealing
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4.
Echoes of his father's madness
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The Mystery of the Dying
Clockwork
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2. The pain they inflict
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2a. Potential international
incident
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3.
Residue of terrible magik
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3a.
Awaiting our fate
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4.
I am Very Vexed
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5.
I know better
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6.
Must narrow my focus
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6a.
Ineffectual brigands
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8.
Bewildered and anxious
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9.
A direct confrontation
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10.
Duke Rupert in all his
half-baked glory
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The Caroler's Riddle
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1.
Frightening, Disturbing, and
Annoying
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Proof Contrapositive
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1.
A tearing hurry
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2.
Differing lines of inquiry
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Mightier Than the Sword,
or the
Conundrum of the Kindest Cut
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2.
One of our usual arguments
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Giggleswick
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2.
Once rare energy
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The Importance of Being
Atlas, or
A Trivial Sobriquet and a Serious Dispute
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1.
On last day of relative peace
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2.
Misplaced Mr O'Grady
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3.
Grave injury
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4.
Angrier than I have been since
Belgium
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5.
A quite disorganized bunch
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Best Face Forward, or Pearls, Curls, and the
Spotless Complexion
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