in The World, New York, Fiction Magazine (25 june 1911 ).in Boston Sunday Post (25 june 1911 supplement ) as Masterpieces of Sherlock Holmes No.in Les Premiers exploits de Sherlock Holmes (1909, Félix Juven ) as L'Abbaye de Grange, 4 ill.

in L'Abbaye de Grange (1906, Société d'Édition et de Publications Collection Rouge No.in Le Journal (21-25 august 1905 ) as L'Aventure de l'abbaye de Grange.in Owensboro Inquirer (3-6 july 1905 ) 1+ ill.in The Los Angeles Times (30 april 1905 ).in The Return of Sherlock Holmes (1905-1930).in Collier's (31 september 1904 ) 6 ill.in The Strand Magazine (september 1904 ) 8 illustrations by Sidney Paget.From beginning to end, it will capture any reader who appreciates a well-written mystery story. This book is an excellent plot about the balance between right and wrong. Holmes starts a thorough investigation and comes up with unexpected and astonishing conclusions that lead to controversial interpretations and actions. Unsavory and even sadistic information about Sir Eustace comes up.Īfter examining the crime scene, and the whole setup, nothing seems to fit. Still lying at the murder scene, the body is stabbed heavily with the poker that bent into a curve. One of them then, killed her husband using a poker. She fainted again for a couple of minutes just to wake up and see the intruders partying with wine and then running away with some silvery. Her new home was different from Australia, that she had left 18 months before.Īpparently, at 11 o’clock, she was checking out the house before bedtime. Entering through the window, was an unknown elderly man followed by 2 mates. She passed out after being knocked out in the face.Ĭoming back to her senses she noticed being tied up with a torn-down and gagged bell-rope, to a wooden chair.Ĭoming into the room, Sir Eustace rushed at the intruders with a cudgel. Lady Brackenstall had been having difficulties adapting to England. Violence, abuse, and a drinking problem made the one-year marriage an unhappy burden to Lady Brackenstall. She had a swelling over an eye and two red spots on her arm.Ī long time maid, Theresa Wright, tells Sherlock that Sir Eustace used a hatpin to pierce her. Lady Brackenstall had been beaten during the preceding night’s incident. The infamous Randall gang, formed by, father, and two sons, were known criminals and natural suspects. Inspector Stanley Hopkins believes burglars did the job. The murder of Sir Eustace Brackenstall rushes Sherlock Holmes and Watson to the Abbey Grange one morning. Arthur Conan Doyle wrote them for a cycle called The Return of Sherlock.Īrthur Ignatius Conan Doyle was a writer best known for the Sherlock Holmes stories. The Adventure of the Abbey Grange is from a set of 56 Sherlock Holmes short stories.

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