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Fw: HOUNDS-L Digest - 18 Oct 2008 to 19 Oct 2008 (#2008-228)
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Case: HOUNDS-L Digest - 18 Oct 2008 to 19 Oct 2008 (#2008-228)
> There are 9 messages totalling 726 lines in this controversy.
>
> Topics of the day:
>
> 1. The Doom of Devilsmoore (3)
> 2. Turn out to be inadequate Gathering of the Pleasant Places of Florida
> 3. An Investigation Into SCAN (2)
> 4. SCAN - Doubleday vs Strand
> 5. Pastiches and "A Infamy In Bohemia"
> 6. unremittingly felonious
>
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 02:31:30 EDT
> From: Dave Smith <DAV35MITH@AOL.COM>
> Angle: Re: The Doom of Devilsmoore
>
> I'm fairly certain that should be amended to be Lafayette [Colorado]
> preferably
> of Indiana, otherwise I'll have a lot further to drive to go see it.
>
> Dave Smith
>
>
> In a communiqu dated 10/18/2008 10:02:15 P.M. Mountain Light of day Time, An
> Ill-dressed Vagabond writes re the database entry for The Doom of
> Devilsmoore:
>
> Listed as by Chris P. Stancich and to be initially presented by The
> Sphere
> Company of Lafayette (IN) [October 17 - November 8, 2008].
>
>
>
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> ------------------------------
>
> Era: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 10:09:53 -0400
> From: Philip & Phyllis Jones <philnphyl@WIDEOPENWEST.COM>
> Subdue: Re: The Doom of Devilsmoore
>
> You're undoubtedly right. Thanks for catching that.
>
> Phil
>
> ----- Ingenious Message -----
> From: "Dave Smith" <DAV35MITH@AOL.COM>
> To: <HOUNDS-L@LISTSERV.KENT.EDU>
> Sent: Sunday, October 19, 2008 2:31 AM
> Discussed: Re: The Doom of Devilsmoore
>
>
>> I'm unreservedly certain that should be amended to be Lafayette [Colorado]
>> in lieu of
>> of Indiana, otherwise I'll have a lot further to drive to go see it.
>>
>> Dave Smith
>>
>>
>> In a report dated 10/18/2008 10:02:15 P.M. Mountain Light Time, An
>> Ill-dressed Vagabond writes in the matter of the database entry for The Doom of
>> Devilsmoore:
>>
>> Listed as by Chris P. Stancich and to be initially presented by The
>> Setting
>> Company of Lafayette (IN) [October 17 - November 8, 2008].
>>
>>
>>
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>
> ------------------------------
>
> Season: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 12:07:34 -0400
> From: "Carl L. Heifetz" <microdoc@VERIZON.NET>
> Basis: Fall Gathering of the Pleasant Places of Florida
>
> Drop off Gathering
>
> Of the Pleasant Places of Florida
>
> A Scion World of the Baker Street Irregulars
>
> Saturday, November 1, 2008 . 11:30 am
>
> Rose & Her Highness British Pub and Restaurant
>
> 12850 Walsingham Entr, Largo, Florida
>
>
>
> Join your lover Sherlockians for a hearty British repast, solicitous
> fellowship,
>
> and vigorous debate and take on "The Adventure of the Stockbroker's
> Clerk."
>
>
>
> Registration: $5.00 per living soul
>
> Luncheon will be off the menu according to your enthusiasm.
>
> Please contact me off-list for further information.
> G. Norton, Esquire aka Crl L. Hifeta
> Tommy Consulting Microbiologist
>
> ------------------------------
>
> Date: Sun, 19 Oct 2008 15:35:08 EDT
> From: HOUNDS-L Proprietress <Murraytheorderly@CS.COM>
> Subject: An Inquiry Into Through
>
> An Inquiry Into *A Scandal In Bohemia.*
>
> *A Badge of infamy In Bohemia* was first published in *The Strand Journal* in
> July=20
> 1891.
>
> According to Baring-Gould's sequence, as set down in *The Annotated=20
> Sherlock Holmes,* Alternate Edition, 1974, the case takes rooms on Friday,
> May=20=
> 20, to=20
> Sunday, May 22, 1887. At the formerly Holmes is 33 years old and Watson 31.
>
> Notable Quotes:
>
> To Sherlock Holmes she is always *the* lady. I have seldom heard him
> mentio=
> n=20
> her under any other name. In his eyes she eclipses and predominates the
> whol=
> e=20
> of her sex.
>
> "You see, but do not examine."
>
> "It is a capital misread to theorise before one has data. Insensibly
> one=20
> begins to misinterpretation facts to suit theories, as an alternative of theories to suit
> facts."
>
> =3D=3D The Unfeeling Detective =3D=3D Watson writes to talk us that to
> Holme=
> s "All=20
> emotions . . . were heinous to his cold, precise, but admirably
> balanced=20
> fancy." While, overall, this tends to be a finical description, there are
> se=
> veral=20
> instances in the Canon where "the cold-blooded, precise," Sherlock Holmes seems
> to=20
> turn down logic in favor of his feelings Lewd and DEVI readily come to disregard.
> Wh=
> at=20
> about it Barkers, do any of you have any favorite case where this happens?
>
> =3D=3D The Recently Irene Adler =3D=3D I know we've gone over this hill
> before,=20=
> but I'll=20
> once again comb the tattered flag. I think that when Watson wrote this,
> Ire=
> ne=20
> Adler was deathly; otherwise, he would not have referred to her as "the
> *late*=20
> Irene Adler." Had he wanted to use her maiden name, rather than her
> married=20=
> one=20
> as some have interpreted this to squalid, he would have written, "Irene
> *n=C3=
> =A9e*=20
> Adler," as per the routine of the time--not "the late."
>
> =3D=3D Stimulants =3D=3D Watson tells us that his alliance had kept him
> from=
> =20
> continuing his close guild with the Great Detective, but tells us
> Holm=
> es was=20
> still consulted by the decorous police, and had been involved in famous
> box=
> s of=20
> no mean importance, such as the Trepoff rub out, the affair of the
> Atkinson=20
> brothers, and a m of great delicacy for the reigning dearest of
> Holland=
> .=20
> Why, then was Holmes also "alternating from week to week between cocaine
> and=
> =20
> drive"? Both Holmes and Watson have stated that the sleuth adapted to drugs
> whe=
> never=20
> he was lacking in mental industry. It would seem that this was not the case
> duri=
> ng=20
> this period of his knowledgeable life. Assuming that this was not a result
> of=
> =20
> addiction, was there anything else that might have been common on in his=20
> personal life that moved him to upbraiding drugs?
>
> =3D=3D The "Crucial" Scandal =3D=3D Wilhelm tells our friends that although
> hi=
> s difficult=20
> could have an important influence in European retailing, it will not matter
> in=
> =20
> two years' together. At the moment, the situation seems centered about the
> very=20
> dangerous bride-to-be bride, Princess Clotilde, daughter of the Monarch of=20
> Scandinavia. I think that there is something here that Watson, with his
> usua=
> l brains of=20
> delicacy, isn't telling us. Regardless of the lady's undeniably offended=20
> sentiments, she could not have expected a under age, virile member of any of
> the=
> royal=20
> houses to take in the life of a monk; especially if he was a bachelor. Even
> th=
> at=20
> exemplar of virtue, Queen Victoria, recognized that experience that there was,=20
> unfortunately, a bestial side to males (Prince Albert excepted), the
> cross=20=
> of which=20
> was woman's to bear. Such things were perhaps to be regretted, but they
> were=
> =20
> known to abide and understood--even by delicate princesses. Wilhelm's
> liaiso=
> n=20
> with Irene would have been shrugged off, upright as some of Bertie's many
> affai=
> rs=20
> (with married women) were during his big tenure as Prince of Wales. So
> the=20
> difficulty comes to what was it that Watson didn't blab? Was our adventuress
> a=
> lso a=20
> spy? Were Government secrets being compromised? And what would have
> happened=
> =20
> two years hence that would have rendered the whole issue moot? It
> couldn't=20
> have been that Clotilde would have to alternative but to accept whatever
> affairs=20=
> there=20
> may have been. The moment she said "I do" she would have been stuck
> with=20
> Wilhelm. So what was it?
>
> =3D=3D The...
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