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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #39473 Edinburgh Arthur
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Famous    the    world    over    as    the    creator    of    Sherlock    Holmes,    Sir    Arthur    Conan    Doyle    was    born    in    Edinburgh    in    1859    into    an    Irish    family    who    were      in    the    art    world.    Arthur    probably    inherited    the    ability    to    tell    stories    from    his    mother,    who    was    a    source    of      to    him.    Thanks    to    the      of    some    relatives,    Arthur    was    able    to    study    medicine    at    Edinburgh    University,    He    was    a    bright    student,    but  ,    and    his    zest    for    adventure    led    him    to    accept    a    contract    as    ship's    surgeon.    Returning    home,    he    completed    his    medical    studies    in    1881,    and    eventually    settled    in    the    south    of    England.    It    is    believed    that    Doyle    based    Holmes'    character    on    one    of    his    university    tutors.    Dr    Joseph    Bell,    whom    he    regarded    with          for  his    powers    of    logic.    The    first    Sherlock    Holmes    story    was    received    with    such    enthusiasm  that    Doyle    was    encouraged    to    write    more.    In    1893    he    killed    off    his    hero    in    order    to    concentrate    on    writing    what    he    saw    as    more    serious    work,    but    this    caused    a    public    outcry,  and    he    was    forced    to    bring    Holmes    back    to    life.    

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