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	* [[The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge]] is ~~sub-~~titled "The Singular Experience of Mr John Scott Eccles" ([[WIST]] {{refcanon\|WIST\|1}}).		* In [[The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge]], chapter 1 is titled "The Singular Experience of Mr John Scott Eccles" ([[WIST]] {{refcanon\|WIST\|1}}).

	* John Scott Eccles was a stout, tall, grey-whiskered and solemnly respectable person. From his spats to his gold-rimmed spectacles he was a Conservative, a Churchman, a good citizen, orthodox and conventional to the last degree ([[WIST]] {{refcanon\|WIST\|30}}).		* John Scott Eccles was a stout, tall, grey-whiskered and solemnly respectable person. From his spats to his gold-rimmed spectacles he was a Conservative, a Churchman, a good citizen, orthodox and conventional to the last degree ([[WIST]] {{refcanon\|WIST\|30}}).

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[[File:The-strand-magazine-1908-09-p242-wisteria-lodge-illu.jpg|thumb|250px|right|John Scott Eccles ([[The Strand Magazine]], september 1908)]]

Fictional character.

== In the Sherlock Holmes stories ==

* [[The Adventure of Wisteria Lodge]] is sub-titled "The Singular Experience of Mr John Scott Eccles" ([[WIST]] {{refcanon|WIST|1}}).

* John Scott Eccles was a stout, tall, grey-whiskered and solemnly respectable person. From his spats to his gold-rimmed spectacles he was a Conservative, a Churchman, a good citizen, orthodox and conventional to the last degree ([[WIST]] {{refcanon|WIST|30}}).

* He was a respectable bachelor from Popham House, Lee, whose strange night at ''Wisteria Lodge'' launched the case and made him unwittingly [[Aloysius Garcia]]'s perfect alibi witness ([[WIST]] {{refcanon|WIST|68}}).

* He visited Wisteria Lodge, invited by [[Aloysius Garcia]], but when John woke up in the morning, he found that everyone had vanished ([[WIST]] {{refcanon|WIST|134}}). While Eccles is talking to Holmes, Inspectors [[Tobias Gregson|Gregson]] and [[Baynes]] arrive to tell them that [[Aloysius Garcia|Garcia]]'s corpse has been found on a common near ''Wisteria Lodge'', and a letter from Eccles was found on it. So Eccles became a suspect ([[WIST]] {{refcanon|WIST|226}}).

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