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What is Sherlock Holmes' pet phrase?

Strictly speaking, he doesn't have a fixed mantra. They are all famous sayings and epigrams.

1. When all other possibilities are eliminated, there is one left, no matter how impossible, it is the truth.

2. In the eyes of a great man, nothing is trivial.

3. Watson, I have never been in love. However, if I have been in love, if the woman I love is in such a terrible situation, I may do it like our lawless lion hunter. Nobody knows.

4. With time, nothing is invincible.

5. Brother Watson, this is really a fixed moment in a changeable era. There will be an easterly wind. This kind of wind has never been blown in Britain. This wind will be very cold and fierce, Watson. Many of us may wither when this gust of wind blows. But this is still the wind of God. After the storm has passed, a purer, better and stronger country will stand in the sun.

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Sherlock Holmes' early experience

Born in p>1854: On January 6th, Sherlock Holmes was born to a grandfather who was a generation of squire (Greek Translator) and a distant relative who was a doctor named Verne (Architect of Norwood).

1858 (4 years old): The whole family traveled to Montpellier, France.

186 (6 years old): The whole family returned to China. Grandfather died; The whole family went to Rotterdam, the Netherlands, and then settled in Cologne, Germany.

in p>1861 (age 7), he entered an aristocratic school (boarding school) or invited a tutor to receive education. My uncle was a French painter Claude Joseph Vernet in Napoleon's time. Holmes thinks that he has inherited such a lineage (this artistic component in the blood is easy to have the most peculiar genetic form, from The Greek Translator); After that, the whole family traveled to the mainland.

1864 (age 1): The whole family returned to China and rented a villa in Kensington-Chelsea. He was sent to boarding school with McCullough, and Sherlock was sent to Oxford University.