大学英语读书笔记Sherlock Holmes and Watson.docx

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大学英语读书笔记SherlockHolmesandWatson

大学英语读书笔记SherlockHolmesandWatson

　　第一篇：

SherlockHolmesandbaozheng

　　SherlockHolmesandbaozheng

　　althoughlivingindifferentperiodofhistory，SherlockHolmesandbaozhengarewellknownbythemasses.bothofthemarefamousdetectives.theyfindoutthetrueofmanykindsofdifficultcases.Holmescallshimselfas“consultativedetective”,andbaozhengiscalledjusticebao.however,theyhavedifferentmotivationforsolvingcases,andthecharactersofthemaredisparate.butitcannotbedeniedthatthetwocharactersareclever,carefulandgoodatthinking.

　　first,theydonothavethesamemotivationforclearingupacase.itishisinterestingthatimpelsHolmestosolvecases.thus,heiswaitingforcriminalhappeningsothathecantotallyexpresshisability.atthattime,thegovernmentofficialsandotherdetectiveswillturntohimforhelpiftheymeetdifficultiesinthecases.however,baozhengisdifferent.asaimperialcourtofficial,baosparesnoeffortstoworkforpublicsandwhathedoesisconsideringtheinterestsofpeople.inonecase,baoputhisnephewtodeath.itmeanshejusticesanycaseswithoutpersonalrelationsandreallydoeseverythingforxxmonpeople.

　　second,thecharactersofthemaredisparate.Holmes’temperamentiscool,solitary.hedoesnotwanttoshowhis

　　achievementstopeople.heonlyhasoneassistant--dr.johnh.Watson.meanwhile,heisalwayskeepinghisownviewpointsandsomethingofproud.butbaoiswarm.hehasmanyassistants,forinstance,zhanzhao、gongsunce.inmanysituations,baowillxxmunicatewiththem,discuss,analyseandsearchforopinionsaboutthecases.heisgoodatteamworking.

　　third,bothofthemareclever.whentheymeetpuzzlesinacase，theywillthinkofitinmanyaspects.Holmesisgoodatsolvingproblemsbyobservationandusingdeductivemethod,whichisveryfamous.baodoeswellinobservationaswell.inmanytimes,somesmallclueswillmakeagreatcontributiontofindthetruth.

　　although,SherlockHolmesandbaozhengliveindifferenthistorybackgroundandtheyhavemanydifferencesandsimilarities,bothofthemarefamousdetectivesandtheyhavebeenremembereddeeplybythemasses.

　　第二篇：

SherlockHolmesandthesportofkings

　　SherlockHolmesandthesportofkings

　　horseracingisverypopularinengland,amongtherich.that’swhyitisalsocalled‘thesportofkings’.peopleputbetsontheirfavouritehorseandwhenthehorsewins,theycangetalotofmoney.butwhathappenswhenthefavouritehorseismissing?

　　silverblazewasafamousracehorseandhistrainerwasjohnstraker,agoodmanandwonderfulwithhorses.butonenight,

　　someonekilledhimandsilverblazedisapeared.mr.ross,theownerofsilverblazewasveryworriedandaskedSherlockHolmesforhelp.andsoSherlockHolmesandhisfrienddrWatsonbeganlookingforclues.

　　detectivesmustsee,hearisthefavouriteforabigraceinaweek′time,andhisowner,mr.poss,ishopingtowinthisrace.butfirst,heneedstofindhishorse.thereisalsoadeadmaninthecase.hisnameisjohnstraker,silverblaze′strainer.hiswifefoundhisbodyinthemudnotfarfromthestables.andinspectorgregoryneedstofindthekiller.

　　therewerethreestableboys.twoofthemwenttothetrainer'shousefordinner,butthethirdone,nedhunter,stayedinthestableswiththehorses.aservantgirlcarriedhisdinner,hotmeatcurrytohim.astrangeraskedthemaboutthehorsesbuttheydidn'tanswer.thenextday,theyfoundnedhuntersleepingdeeply.someoneputopiuminhisdinner.who?

later,HolmesandWatsonfoundaboxofmatches,asmallpieceofcandle,somepapersforamr.darbyshireandasmall,thinknife.itwasaneyeknife.howstrange!

‘whydidstrakertakethisknife?

'Holmesasked,‘it'snotgoodforfighting.'hethoughtcarefullyforsometimeandtalkedtojohnstraker'swife.thenhebeganto

　　thekillerofjohnstrakerwassilverblaze,theracehorse.strakerneededmoneyforaladycalledmrs.darbyshire,soheputbigbetsagainstsilverblaze.thatnight,hesecretlytookthehorseoutofthestableandwantedtomakeasmallcutinitstendon.hewantedsilverblazefailinwinningtherace.whatadishonestman!

butsilverblaze

　　wascleverandbeforestrakercouldmakethecut,thehorsekickedhimveryhardonhisheadandkilledhim.

　　understand.so,HolmesandWatsonwenttowalkaround.theyfoundthattherewasanotherstablenear.maybesilverblazewasthere!

anditwastherebutinadifferentcolor!

Holmestalkedtomr.brown,thetrainerinthestablesandmr.brownadmittedthathefoundthehorsenearhisstableearlyinthemorning.soeverythingwasclearforHolmes.heknewwhathashappened

　　SherlockHolmesisverysmart.heneedsmanymoney.heissofun.ithinkthisstoryisverygood.ilikeitverymuch.SherlockHolmesisverysmart.

　　1887.12astudyinscarlet1890.2thesignoffour1891.7ascandalinbohemia1891.8thered-headedleague1891.9acaseofidentity1891.10thebosxxbevalleymystery1891.11thefiveorangepips1891.12themanwithtwistedlip1892.1thebluecarbuncle1892.2thespeckledband1892.3theengineer'sthumb1892.4thenoblebachelor1892.5theberylcoronet1892.6thecopperbeeches1892.12silverblaze1893.2theyellowface1893.3thestockbroker'sclerk1893.4the"gloriascott"1893.5themusgraveritual1893.6thereigatesquires1893.7thecrookedman1893.8theresidentpatient1893.9thegreekinterpreter1893.10～11thenavaltreaty

　　1893.12thefinalproblem

　　1901.8～1902.4thehoundofthebaskervilles

　　1903.1theemptyhouse1903.11thenorwoodbuilder1903.12thedancingmen1904.1thesolitarycyclist1904.2theprioryschool1904.3blackpeter1904.4charlesaugustusmilverton1904.5thesixnapoleons1904.6thethreestudents1904.7thegoldenpince-nez1904.8themissingthreequarter1904.9theabbeygrange1904.12thesecondstain1893.1thecardboardbox1908.9～10wisterialodge

　　1908.12thebruce-partingtonplans

　　1910.12thedevil'sfoot

　　1911.3～4theredcircle

　　1911.12thedisappearanceofladyfrancescarfax1913.12thedyingdetective1917.9hislastbow1914.9～1915.5thevalleyoffear1921.1theadventureofthemazarinstone1922.2theadventureofthorbridge1923.3theadventureofthecreepingman1924.1theadventureofthesussexvampire1925.1theadventureofthethreegarridebs1925.2theadventureoftheillustriousclient1926.1theadventureofthethreegables1926.11theadventureoftheblanchedsoldier1926.12theadventureofthelion'smane1927.1theadventureoftheretiredcolourman1927.2theadventureoftheveiledlodger1927.4theadventureofschosxxbeold

　　第三篇：

SherlockHolmes

　　SherlockHolmes

　　peopleallovertheworldrecognizetheface,hatandpipeofthenineteenth-centurydetectiveSherlockHolmes.Holmeshadhisownmethods,whichweremoreadvancedthanthoseofthepoliceofhistime.fromthecolourofaman'sface,Holmesdeducedthathehadlivedabroadformanyyears.fromaman'sclothes,hecouldtellifhelivedinthetownorinthecountry.

　　Holmes'sfriend,dr.Watson,couldneverunderstandhowthedetectivereachedhisconclusions.

　　“howdidyoufindtheanswer?

”heasked.Holmesclaimedthathismethodswereeasy.

　　“elementary,mydearWatson,”heanswered.Holmeslivedat22lb,bakerstreet,inlondon.today,thishouseisphotographedbytourists.butinfact,thefamousdetectivedidnotexist,exceptinfiction.

　　hewascreatedbyamarlcalledsirarthurconandoyle.doylewasadoctor,andHolmes'smethodswerebasedonthoseofacolleague.thismandeducedmanythingsabouthispatients'liveswhenheexaminedthem.

　　thefirstSherlockHolmesstorieswerewritteninthe1880s.theywerepublishedmonthlyinamagazine.later,theyweremadeintobooks.thedetectivebecameverypopular,andconan

　　doyleinhisnextstory,Holmeswoulddie.soHolmeswaskilledbyanenemy.hewaspushedintoawaterfall.

　　butthepublicprotested;andconandoylehadtorevivehishero.

　　thereturnofSherlockHolmeswaswrittenin1905,andtoldhowHolmeshadescapedfromthewaterfall.

　　第四篇：

SherlockHolmesandthecircusoffearbookreport

　　SherlockHolmesandthecircusoffearbookreport

　　bydoris

　　todayifinishedthebook-SherlockHolmesandthecircusoffear.thisistheseconddetectivestoryihavereadaboutSherlockHolmes.justlikethefirstoneiread-SherlockHolmesandthedeaththeater,thebookiswrittenbyanwarandrewsinsteadoftheauthenticauthor-conandoyle.

　　thestoryhappenedinthelate19thcenturyinengland.themaincharactersincludeSherlockHolmes,thefamousdetective;drjohnWatson,adoctorandthefriendofHolmes;lordgeorgesanger,acircusowner.

　　atthebeginningofthebook,thecircusownersangerturnstoHolmesforhelp.theanimalsinhiscircushavediedoneafteranotherandtherehavehappenedmanyaccidents.whatwasstrangerwasthatsangerwouldreceiveanonymouslettersaheadoftime.whydidsomanyterroristeventshappeninthiscircus?

whowasthemurder?

accordingtoallkindsofdetails,Holmesuseshisexcellentreferenceskills,courage,andsharpobservationtalenttoinvestigatethecase.stepbystep,hefindsthefactofalltheterroristthings.however,thingsarefarfromthatsimple.inthenextchapter,withthedeathofsanger,thestorygoestothehighlight.what’sthesecrethiddenbehindthedeath?

finally,Holmesmanagestofindoutthetruthaboutsanger’sdeathaswellasabombshellconcerningnationaltreasure.

　　actually,idon’tlikethisnovelverymuch.onreadingthebook,ifinditdifficultyfocusingonthestory,becausetheauthorspendstoomanywordsdescribingtheperformancesandcharactersinthecirc