The Execution Of Sherlock Holmes - Plot & Excerpts
587 E. Harris Ruddock, The Homoeopathic Vade Mecum, Roericke & Tafel, 1889, discusses the treatment of Egyptian ophthalmia at page 373. p. 621 ‘The Resolution of Enclitic δε’ was a problem in classical Greek grammar to which the subject of Robert Browning’s poem ‘The Grammarian’s Funeral,’ like Mycroft Holmes, had devoted his energies. p. 628 ‘The Five Orange Pips’ appeared in The Strand Magazine for November 1893. p. 632 Examples of those who rivaled Sherlock Holmes in building fugues upon popular themes and nursery rhymes include Alec Templeton in the Benny Goodman number ‘Mr. Bach Goes to Town’ and Sidney M. Lawton, Music Master of Queen’s College, Taunton, England, in his ingenious fugue upon ‘Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star.’ p. 633 ‘The Red-Headed League’ appeared in The Strand Magazine for August 1891. p. 641 The phenomenon of the body remaining upright after decapitation was witnessed by hundreds of onlookers when Captain Nolan remained upright in the saddle for some time after his head was taken off by a Russian shell, before the ill-fated ‘Charge of the Light Brigade’ at Balaclava on 25 October 1854.
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