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English: Sherlock Holmes (r) and Dr. John H. Watson. Illustration by Sidney Paget from the Sherlock Holmes story The Greek Interpreter, which appeared in The Strand Magazine in September, 1893. Original caption was "HOLMES PULLED OUT HIS WATCH."
Français : Sherlock Holmes (à droite) et le Docteur Watson (à gauche), illustration de Sidney Paget pour la nouvelle intitulée L'interprète grec.
Deutsch: Sherlock Holmes (r) und Dr. John H. Watson. Illustration von Sidney Paget aus der Sherlock Holmes Geschichte Der griechische Dolmetscher.
Русский: Шерлок Холмс (справа) и доктор Ватсон. Иллюстрация Сидни Паджет к рассказу "Случай с переводчиком".
עברית: שרלוק הולמס וד"ר ווטסון כפי שצוירו על ידי סידני פאגט
Date September 1893
Source Strand Magazine
Author Sidney Paget (1860-1908)
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