Sherlock Holmes And the Case of the Sword Princess
“Mirabella felt anything but proper or attired in the wire mask, padded buckskin plastron across her chest, and the buckskin gauntlet, but she had an idea that she was going to need the protection before she left this room. Sherlock Holmes never did anything short of pushing her to her limit. And usually beyond.
Speaking of the devil, Holmes was similarly dressed except that he wore no mask over his Corinthian features. No doubt the moment she was given a sword he would wear a veritable barri...cade. The Great Detective might be exceedingly brave, but she had learned that Sherlock Holmes was a man who took his personal protection seriously. And he was a man who consistently underestimated her abilities—and her aim.
“Miss Mirabella.” Holding his mask, Dr. Watson bowed to her, ever respectful and kind. She could not manage to suppress a giggle.
“What is it, Miss Mirabella?” he asked, returning to an upright position. A strand of blonde hair remained across his forehead, and his blue-turquoise eyes were sparkling despite his unwavering gentlemanly demeanor. “Is something amiss?”MoreLess
Speaking of the devil, Holmes was similarly dressed except that he wore no mask over his Corinthian features. No doubt the moment she was given a sword he would wear a veritable barri...cade. The Great Detective might be exceedingly brave, but she had learned that Sherlock Holmes was a man who took his personal protection seriously. And he was a man who consistently underestimated her abilities—and her aim.
“Miss Mirabella.” Holding his mask, Dr. Watson bowed to her, ever respectful and kind. She could not manage to suppress a giggle.
“What is it, Miss Mirabella?” he asked, returning to an upright position. A strand of blonde hair remained across his forehead, and his blue-turquoise eyes were sparkling despite his unwavering gentlemanly demeanor. “Is something amiss?”MoreLess
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