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			[[File:the-weekly-news-democrat-1901-12-19-p10-conan-doyle-at-cricket.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Weekly News-Democrat]] (19 december 1901, p. 10)]]

	''Conan Doyle at Cricket'' is an article published in [[The Weekly News-Democrat]] on 19 december 1901.		''Conan Doyle at Cricket'' is an article published in [[The Weekly News-Democrat]] on 19 december 1901.

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	== Conan Doyle at Cricket ==		== Conan Doyle at Cricket ==
	~~[[File:the-weekly-news-democrat-1901-12-19-p10-conan-doyle-at-cricket.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|right\|[[The Weekly News-Democrat]] (19 december 1901, p. 10)]]~~

	[[Arthur Conan Doyle]], novelist and physician, is forty-two years of age and the son of an artist. His first book appeared in 1887, and a book a year has been his output ever since, notwithstanding his late service in the Boer war as medical register of a field hospital. The accompanying illustration shows him indulging in his favorite game of [[Cricket\|cricket]], at which as well as at [[Golf\|golf]] and [[Cycling\|cycling]] he is an expert. It is doubtful whether the author or the physician is predominant in his composition, but doubtless it was his medical training that suggested to him the resurrecting of his favorite hero, [[Sherlock Holmes]], in his latest recrudescence.		[[Arthur Conan Doyle]], novelist and physician, is forty-two years of age and the son of an artist. His first book appeared in 1887, and a book a year has been his output ever since, notwithstanding his late service in the Boer war as medical register of a field hospital. The accompanying illustration shows him indulging in his favorite game of [[Cricket\|cricket]], at which as well as at [[Golf\|golf]] and [[Cycling\|cycling]] he is an expert. It is doubtful whether the author or the physician is predominant in his composition, but doubtless it was his medical training that suggested to him the resurrecting of his favorite hero, [[Sherlock Holmes]], in his latest recrudescence.

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 [[Arthur Conan Doyle]], novelist and physician, is forty-two years of age and the son of an artist. His first book appeared in 1887, and a book a year has been his output ever since, notwithstanding his late service in the Boer war as medical register of a field hospital. The accompanying illustration shows him indulging in his favorite game of [[Cricket|cricket]], at which as well as at [[Golf|golf]] and [[Cycling|cycling]] he is an expert. It is doubtful whether the author or the physician is predominant in his composition, but doubtless it was his medical training that suggested to him the resurrecting of his favorite hero, [[Sherlock Holmes]], in his latest recrudescence.

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	[[Arthur Conan Doyle]], novelist and physician, is forty-two years of age and the son of an artist. His first book appeared in 1887, and a book a year has been his output ever since, notwithstanding his late service in the Boer war as medical register of a field hospital. The accompanying illustration shows him indulging in his favorite game of [[Cricket\|cricket]], at which as well as at [[Golf\|golf]] and [[Cycling\|cycling]] he is an expert. It is doubtful whether the author or the physician is predominant in his composition, but doubtless it was his medical training that suggested to him the resurrecting of his favorite hero, [[Sherlock Holmes]], in his latest recrudescence.		[[Arthur Conan Doyle]], novelist and physician, is forty-two years of age and the son of an artist. His first book appeared in 1887, and a book a year has been his output ever since, notwithstanding his late service in the Boer war as medical register of a field hospital. The accompanying illustration shows him indulging in his favorite game of [[Cricket\|cricket]], at which as well as at [[Golf\|golf]] and [[Cycling\|cycling]] he is an expert. It is doubtful whether the author or the physician is predominant in his composition, but doubtless it was his medical training that suggested to him the resurrecting of his favorite hero, [[Sherlock Holmes]], in his latest recrudescence.

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''Conan Doyle at Cricket'' is an article published in [[The Weekly News-Democrat]] on 19 december 1901.

== Conan Doyle at Cricket ==
[[File:the-weekly-news-democrat-1901-12-19-p10-conan-doyle-at-cricket.jpg|thumb|250px|right|[[The Weekly News-Democrat]] (19 december 1901, p. 10)]]

[[Arthur Conan Doyle]], novelist and physician, is forty-two years of age and the son of an artist. His first book appeared in 1887, and a book a year has been his output ever since, notwithstanding his late service in the Boer war as medical register of a field hospital. The accompanying illustration shows him indulging in his favorite game of [[Cricket|cricket]], at which as well as at [[Golf|golf]] and [[Cycling|cycling]] he is an expert. It is doubtful whether the author or the physician is predominant in his composition, but doubtless it was his medical training that suggested to him the resurrecting of his favorite hero, [[Sherlock Holmes]], in his latest recrudescence.

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