Nothing in Particular: Revision history

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11 March 2026

  • curprev 14:4814:48, 11 March 2026 TCDE-Team talk contribs 807 bytes +807 Created page with " ''Nothing in Particular'' is a poem written by Arthur Conan Doyle published in his handwritten magazine The Feldkirchian Gazette (Vol. I, october 1875). == Nothing in Particular == <poem> I hear about by day & night The most acute of maladies To picture it in black & white The object of this ballad is Allow me, gentle reader, please to breath in your auricular, I suffer from that fell disease Called "nothing in particular." To render it the more intense, A..."
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