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THE CANARY TRAINER. by Nicholas Meyer ‧ RELEASE DATE: Sept. 20, 1993. Fresh (or stale) from his encounters with Freud (The Seven-Per- Cent Solution, 1974) and Jack the Ripper (The West End Horror, 1976), Sherlock Holmes comes up against the Phantom of the Opera, with mixed results. Disguised as a Norwegian violinist who replaces a performer ...
a prostitute. a thief's female accomplice. a female singer. among other less-likely definitions. So it seems possible that a canary trainer was a brothel-keeper. Online I turned up The Canary Trainer, a Sherlock Holmes pastiche, revolving around Opera singers, which doesn't seem to fit in with the previous definitions.
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28 de feb. de 2023 · Published Feb 28, 2023, 4:22 AM. Description. It's the twenty-fifth chapter of the new Smashing Pumpkins interstellar musical expedition album that is ATUM! This week the third and final act of ATUM flies ahead as "The Canary Trainer" brings us one step closer to finality...
The Smashing Pumpkins - The Canary Trainer (Letra y canción para escuchar) - On the trine, fetch the reed / That was drunk of mile and meek / In bittered tears as only cruels sever thee / Yes, I will let you go, I'll let you go / You
17 de mar. de 1995 · "The Canary Trainer" is more exciting and action-packed than anything in the Canon. Holmes, as always, uses his deductive skills to great advantage. Instead of reciting a list of observations about the people he meets (which I have always suspected he did primarily to impress Watson), he gets the job done -- seemingly by fits and starts, yet more efficiently than anyone else could.
"The Canary Trainer" is more exciting and action-packed than anything in the Canon. Holmes, as always, uses his deductive skills to great advantage. Instead of reciting a list of observations about the people he meets (which I have always suspected he did primarily to impress Watson), he gets the job done -- seemingly by fits and starts, yet more efficiently than anyone else could.
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