Holmes faces old adversaries from "summary" of The Return of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle, Sir
In the course of my investigations, I have found myself once again in the presence of familiar foes - adversaries whose paths have crossed mine in the past, leaving a trail of intrigue and deception in their wake. These are not mere strangers to me; they are individuals whose cunning minds and nefarious deeds have tested my own deductive powers to their limits. One such adversary is Colonel Sebastian Moran, a man whose marksmanship is second to none and whose loyalty to his employer, Professor Moriarty, knows no bounds. Moran's deadly accuracy with a rifle has made him a formidable foe in the past, and I have no doubt that our next encounter will be no less perilous. Yet, I am confident in my ability to outwit him once more, to anticipate his every move and turn his own tactics against him.
Then there is Irene Adler, the woman who once outsmarted me in a case involving compromising photographs. Though she may not pose a physical threat like Moran, her intellect and resourcefulness make her a dangerous a...
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