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The Sign of the Four Playbook 4 — The Story of Jonathan Small A Playbook Series Adaptation · Verified public domain in the United States · Adapted by Kateule Sydney · E-cyclopedia Resources Hub The novel turns back to the beginning. In the cabin of the police launch, and in the quiet of the Baker Street rooms, Jonathan Small tells the story of the Agra treasure as only he can tell it — the story of the four convicts who swore to guard it, of the night in the fort at Agra when a merchant named Achmet was murdered for the jewels he carried, and of the long years of slavery and pursuit that followed. This is the story that gives the novel its title and its meaning. Series Plan Source: The Sign of the Four Author: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle First published: 1890 (United States and United Kingdom) Public domain: Verified for the United States; other jurisdictions should be checked independently Source length: Approximately 43,000 words (12 chapters) This Playbook: Playbook...

The Sign of the Four Playbook 3 — The Sign of the Four A Playbook Series Adaptation · Verified public domain in the United States · Adapted by Kateule Sydney · E-cyclopedia Resources Hub The hunt down the Thames reaches its climax. Holmes, Watson, and Athelney Jones pursue the Aurora through the darkness of the river, past the docks and the great reaches of Deptford and Blackwall, and at last come within a boat's length of the fugitives. The confrontation that follows will cost one man his life, will reveal the truth about the Agra treasure, and will bring the case of the Sholtos to its bitter conclusion. Series Plan Source: The Sign of the Four Author: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle First published: 1890 (United States and United Kingdom) Public domain: Verified for the United States; other jurisdictions should be checked independently Source length: Approximately 43,000 words (12 chapters) This Playbook: Playbook 3 of 5, covering Chapters VII–VIII Target length: 7...