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The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter, Part 1

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter, Part 1

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Did you know that Sherlock Holmes didn't just appear out of thin air fully formed, but that he actually has a family, and even a brother? Dr. Watson certainly didn't, until tonight, when Sherlock mentions his brother Mycroft, and then takes Watson to meet Mycroft at the Diogenes Club. It turns out this isn't just an idle visit, as Mycroft has a new case on hand for Sherlock. Mr. Melas, a Greek interpreter, has had a mysterious encounter and Sherlock Holmes is just the person to uncover the truth. It's a journey of discovery in more ways than one, so let this week's tale help you discover deeper levels of relaxation as you drift into peaceful slumber.

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