THE GREEK INTERPRETERS | |
Winter Meeting: March 26, 2014, Country Club of LansingThe Reigate Squires |
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1. The Colonel's armory held ______ weapons. (1 wrd)
2. Old Acton's library was turned ______ by the thieves. (2 wrd)
3. Together, Holmes and Inspector Forrester made a ______ (1 wrd)
4. The stolen barometer was made of ______ (1 wrd)
5. Which version of Homer was stolen? ______ (1 wrd)
6. Which gate was specified in the note? ______ (1 wrd)
7. The Cunningham's coachman: ______ (2 wrd).
8. The month of 1887 in when these events take place: ______ (1 wrd)
9. There was nothing formidable in Holmes' ______ (1 wrd, 6 ltrs)
10. Young Cunningham attempted to cock a ______ (1 wrd)
11. The stolen paper weight was made of ______ (1 wrd)
12. The company investigated earlier by Holmes: ______ (2 wrd)
13. Where Holmes, Watson and the Colonel were seated after dinner: ______ (1 wrd)
14. Holmes did not ______ to meddle. (1 wrd)
15. The younger Cunningham's ______ was not correct. (1 wrd)
16. The Cunningham's faces held a plain confession of ______ (1 wrd)
17. Watson held up a ______ finger. (1 wrd)
18. The inspector felt that Holmes had not quite got over his ______ (1 wrd)
19. Also stolen from Acton was a ball of ______ (1 wrd)
20. The Colonel's name: ______ (1 wrd)
21. The p's and q's showed traces of ______ (1 wrd)
22. Holmes regarded the note fragment as extremely ______ (1 wrd)
23. Holmes referred to himself as a ______ petrel. (not Gil) (1 wrd)
24. The elder Cunningham was ______ and dazed when arrested. (1 wrd)
25. The younger Cunningham's name: ______ (1 wrd)
26. The Baron with collosal schemes: ______ (1 wrd)
27. Holmes, "It is well to test ______". (1 wrd)