The Baskervilles and a Moorland Warning
Dr Watson recounts meeting Miss Stapleton and visitors at Merripit House on the moor. She warns Sir Henry Baskerville of danger tied to the legendary hound, urging caution while fearing her brother’s anger if he learns of the warning.
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London
Bayyl
Henry
Sir Henry Baskerville
Dr. Watson
Beryl
Stapleton
North Country
Peranent
Dy. Watson
Fes
Mortimer T
Sir Charles
Sir Henry
Dr. Wat
Uth
England
Miss Stapleton
Atson
Miss Stoleton
Sue
Baskerville Hall
Baskerville Letters Reveal Moor Mystery and Sir Henry Baskerville
The narrator writes from Baskerville Hall in October describing the moor as a foreboding landscape and recalling prehistoric graves and monoliths. He notes Holmes’s practical mind and promises to relay new developments about Sir Henry Baskerville, beginning with an unexpected circumstance in the case.
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Baskerville Hall
Holmes
Moor
England
Sir Henry Baskerville
Escaped Convict Believed to Have Fled on Moor
Report notes a escaped prisoner has vanished from his flight two weeks ago. Neighbours fear for the safety of local households as no trace has been found and no pursuit has been reported, leaving residents anxious about his whereabouts.
Moorland secrets and a hidden danger at Baskerville
The narrator notes a vulnerable household near Baskerville with a distant sister and brother, a likely desperate intruder, and a looming legend. Stapleton, a mysterious figure, and the neighbor woman draw the baronet’s curiosity as they explore a desolate valley said to be the origin of the Hugo tragedy.
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Sir Henry
Perkins
Stapleton
Heronet
Tine Hanes
Baskerville
Hugo
Mogy
Fragmentary note hints at a larger mat debate
A fragmentary line suggests a writer recalls a strong popular view on the mat and indicates a continuation. The sentence hints at influence and an unfinished discussion about the topic.
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Penticton, B. C
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Okanagan Nursery Co
R. B. Kerr
Kelowna
B. C
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S. C. Land Co
Block, Penticton
B.C
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Penticton, B.C
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Summerland, B. C
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Aaron Perry
Victoria High School
Fellege
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Boston
School of Music
Acadia Seminary
Percy Goetschins
Miss Haines
de Wolfe
Kathrine Cleveland Davison
Frank E. Morse
Gertrude Franklin Salisbury
International School of Music
Florence
Paris
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H. Mark
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Hound of
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Sherlock Holmes
L. A. Conan Doyle
Conan Doyle
Jack
Mr. Sherlock Holmes
W.R. King & Coq
I. C. Barnes
Ellis Street
Vancouver
Eaton-Hurlburt
Telephone
Girss Chinaware
W. R. King & CO
Lowney’s
Malaga
Westbank
Peachland
Okanagan Lake
Geo. E. Winkler
Penticton
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Pacific Coast
Lonsdale Avenue
North Vancouver
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Main St
South
Okanagan Valley
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Columbian College
New Westminster
D.C
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Toronto School of Science
Toronto College of Music
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Hedley
Ruane
Princeton
Fairview
Oroville
Post Office
Okanagan
Keremeog
Olalla
Green Mountain
Wille Lake
C.P.R
Shuswap & Okanagan Branch
Bicampus
Enderby
Summerland
C. P. R. Land For
J. R. Mitchell
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