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In the suggested short stories by Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), Sherlock Holmes once again demonstrates his unique power of observation and detective talent. Thanks to his shrewd mind and artifice, he solves a crime with the help of a piece of paper found in the murderer's hand (The Reigate Squires), cracks quite a delicate case where the diplomatic interests of a country are at stake (The Naval Treaty), investigates mysterious cases related to retribution for the past sins (The Crooked Man, The Resident Patient). Finally, Holmes faces a worthy opponent - the smartest criminal of the XIX century. What will this encounter result in?

In the proposed stories by Arthur Conan Doyle (1859-1930), Sherlock Holmes once again demonstrates his unique observation and talent as a detective. Thanks to his insightful mind and sometimes cunning, he solves a murder by the edge of a note found in the hands of the deceased (“Raggedy Squires”), unravels a rather delicate case in which the country's diplomatic interests are at stake (“The Raggedy Squires”).ldquo;Maritime Treaty”), investigates mysterious cases related to the payback of the game;related to the retribution for the sins of the past (The Hunchback of the Hilltop, The Permanent Patient). But finally Holmes meets a worthy opponent - the most intelligent criminal of the nineteenth century. How will this meeting turn out?