François Le Villard - Revision history

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	== In the Sherlock Holmes stories ==		== In the Sherlock Holmes stories ==

	* François Le Villard was a member of the French detective service ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|64}}), who consulted [[Sherlock Holmes]] about case concerning a will, and possessed some features of interest ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|66}}).		* François Le Villard was a member of the French detective service ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|64}}), who consulted [[Sherlock Holmes]] about a case concerning a will, and possessed some features of interest ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|66}}).

	* He had all the Celtic power of quick intuition, but he was deficient in the wide range of exact knowledge which is essential to the higher developments of his art ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|65}}).		* He had all the Celtic power of quick intuition, but he was deficient in the wide range of exact knowledge which is essential to the higher developments of his art ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|65}}).

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	* [[Sherlock Holmes]] was able to refer him to two parallel cases, the one at Riga in 1857, and the other at St. Louis in 1871, which have suggested to Le Villard the true solution ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|67}}).		* [[Sherlock Holmes]] was able to refer him to two parallel cases, the one at Riga in 1857, and the other at St. Louis in 1871, which have suggested to Le Villard the true solution ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|67}}).

			* In a letter to [[Sherlock Holmes]], Le Villard testified the ardent admiration to him with French words like 'magnifiques,' 'coup-de-maîtres,' and 'tours-de-force,' ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|70}}).

			* However, [[Sherlock Holmes]] confessed Le Villard had considerable gifts himself. He possessed two out of the three qualities necessary for the ideal detective : the power of observation and that of deduction. He was only wanting in knowledge([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|73}}).

			* Le Villard was translating [[Sherlock Holmes]]' monographs into French ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon\|SIGN\|77}}).

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Created page with " Fictional character. == In the Sherlock Holmes stories == * François Le Villard was a member of the French detective service (SIGN {{refcanon|SIGN|64}}), who consulted Sherlock Holmes about case concerning a will, and possessed some features of interest (SIGN {{refcanon|SIGN|66}}). * He had all the Celtic power of quick intuition, but he was deficient in the wide range of exact knowledge which is essential to the higher developments of his art (SIGN..."

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Fictional character.

== In the Sherlock Holmes stories ==

* François Le Villard was a member of the French detective service ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon|SIGN|64}}), who consulted [[Sherlock Holmes]] about case concerning a will, and possessed some features of interest ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon|SIGN|66}}).

* He had all the Celtic power of quick intuition, but he was deficient in the wide range of exact knowledge which is essential to the higher developments of his art ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon|SIGN|65}}).

* [[Sherlock Holmes]] was able to refer him to two parallel cases, the one at Riga in 1857, and the other at St. Louis in 1871, which have suggested to Le Villard the true solution ([[SIGN]] {{refcanon|SIGN|67}}).

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