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Sherlock Holmes Stories
HIS LAST BOW (version 3)
The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax
By Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930)
Read by David Clarke
Due to his hectic schedule in London, Sherlock Holmes asks Dr. Watson to look into the disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax in Lausanne. Lady Frances, an unmarried single woman, is excluded from receiving a sizable fortune due to her gender. She did, however, have some expensive jewellery on. She also regularly writes to Miss Dobney, her former governess, once every two weeks, but for the past five weeks, she hasn't written a single letter. She has left Lausanne's Hôtel National in search of an unspecified location. Her most recent bank transactions included checks for her hotel bill and a £50 payment to her cleaner, Miss Marie Devine.[ summary from wikipedia.org]
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