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	Inspector Lestrade - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Inspector Lestrade arresting a suspect, by Sidney Paget.
		Inspector Lestrade is a Scotland Yard detective appearing in several of the Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle.
		Lestrade's lack of intelligence is frequently exaggerated in adaptations, often characterizing him as a congenital idiot.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Inspector_Lestrade (535 words)

	Complete Catalog - K-L
		Lestrade and the Dead Man's hand: Volume XI in the Lestrade Mystery Series, M. Trow, 2000, 0-89526-288-6, hardcover, $19.95, "The year is 1895 and a dead body is found on the last train to Liverpool Street in the London Underground Railway.
		Lestrade and the Devil's Own, M. Trow, 2001, 0-89526-215-0, cloth, $19.95, "In this, the final installment of the Lestrade Mystery Series, Lestrade is arrested on suspicion of murder after a woman dies in his arms on the street of London.
		Lestrade and the Gift of the Prince: Volume IX in the Lestrade Mystery Series, M. Trow, 2000, 0-89526-253-3, hardcover, $19.95, "Murder is afoot among the footmen of the Royal Household: a servant girl, Amy Macpherson, has been brutally slaughtered.
	www.regnery.com /catalogKL.html (827 words)

	Jack The Ripper - at The Sherlock Holmes Museum (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		I trust, however, that Lestrade may have some extraodinary account of a case, for which he has called my attention - but if I am not mistaken, he is here".
		She found the body about 6:30 this morning, in the drawing room." "She and the rest of the servants are all waitng in the library.
		The Inspectors and I had just begun to examine the room on our own when Holmes suddenly exclaimed," Watson, come and have a look at this!" I crossed the room to the large drawing room windows, where Holmes was examining the frames and sash of the center window.
	www.sherlock-holmes.co.uk /library/stories/berkshire (3817 words)

	Amazon.com: Lestrade and the Brother of Death: Books: M.J. Trow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lestrade and the Hallowed House by M.J. Trow
		Upon Lestrade's arrival at the Berkeley estate, the first murder of his convalescence practically lands in his lap when the constable's butler is killed in an apparent hunting accident.
		Lestrade's investigation starts a long and complicated chain of events that leads into his past as he tries to get a handle on rapidly unfolding current events, which turn out to have everything to do with his own life.
	www.amazon.com /Lestrade-Brother-Death-M-J-Trow/dp/0895262681 (983 words)

	Urban Detective
		There are crimes committed against nature, hidden clues, always the Inspector Lestrade to show the error of his ways (He always enjoyed that) and the ultimate satisfaction in solving the problem.
		Lestrade is educated on the simplicity of taking on the challenge.
		Inspector Lestrade asks Holmes for some advise on building a shade garden area at his house.
	www.grreatideas.com /sholmes.html (925 words)

	Amazon.com: The Adventures of Inspector Lestrade: Books: M.J. Trow (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Lestrade's method is to eliminate every possible suspect, in the process of which he gets into all kinds of trouble, breaking some bones and falling into bed with two women, one a widow, the other his superior's daughter.
		Lestrade is not as incompetent as Holmes' many fans have been led to believe, and indeed, Doyle has taken liberties with the real Sherlock Holmes, a not terribly bright consulting detective.
		Lestrade's immediate superior is Sir Melville McNaghten, who was a senior officer involved in the Ripper investigations.
	www.amazon.com /Adventures-Inspector-Lestrade-M-J-Trow/dp/0895262916 (1502 words)

	On a sunny summer morning, Holmes and I had just finished breakfast when Mrs
		Lestrade remained by the oak door, and I stood off to the side, not wanting to menace the bereaved woman.
		Lestrade held the door open for her then closed it after she left.
		Lestrade had wandered around to the side of the house and did not hear it.
	www.holmesonscreen.com /balfour.html (2392 words)

	The Case of the Imitation Thief
		Inspector Lestrade, lately a recurrent figure in our parlor, had requested my friend's help and Holmes had obligingly been to see him this afternoon.
		Inspector Lestrade was as startled as I by these dire words, but warmed by a spontaneous generosity in his triumph over my friend answered, "If you believe it important I will see to it personally, Mr.
		Inspector Lestrade and I exchanged fearful glances, worried Holmes' exceptionally balanced mind had become unsettled by that deadly atmosphere of the insane wards.
	www.writerscramp.ca /archives/imitation_thief.htm (14755 words)

	The Mysterious Bookshop : Bookshop : Sherlock Holmes - Page 52
		The fiancé of Sholto Lestrade's daughter is found dead in a dingy London hotel.
		Lestrade attempts to avert the next death by Jack the Ripper.
		Trow, M.J. Lestrade and the Brother of Death Chicago: Regnery.
	www.mysteriousbookshop.com /bookshop/sherlock_holmes.php?page=52 (209 words)

	Andrew Lownie Literary Agency :: The Adventures of Inspector Lestrade
		It is 1891 and London is still reeling from the horror of the unsolved Ripper murders when Inspector Lestrade (that'ferret-like' anti-hero so often out-detected by the legendary Sherlock Holmes) is sent to the Isle of Wight to investigate a strange corpse found walled up in Shanklin Chine.
		Even when Lestrade pieces together the extraordinary pattern behind the crimes from the anonymous poems sent after each murder, he is no closer to knowing the identity of the sinister, self-styled 'Agrippa', the 'great, long, red-legg'd scissor-man'.
		It becomes a very personal battle and Lestrade's desperate race to avert the next death in the sequence takes him all over the country, from London to the Pennines and back, resulting in a portfolio of suspects which covers the entire range of late-Victorian society.
	www.andrewlownie.co.uk /books/trow.mei/lestrade.shtml (486 words)

	Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Silk Stocking (2004) - Starring Rupert Everett and Ian Hart
		Scotland Yard’s Inspector Lestrade tries desperately to hunt down the kidnapper, but he is too late.
		Lestrade brings the icy Duchess (Eleanor David) to identify the body, which she rejects as being her daughter, the clothes were not hers, until Holmes, in a particularly effective bit from everett, stares her down.
		Lestrade turns around only to find Holmes heading out the window to the roof where he finds a brandy bottle and cigarette stubs, the latter he identifies as being of turkish tobacco.
	www.bakerstreetdozen.com /silkstock.html (2677 words)

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		Lestrade nods at Watson but crosses quickly toward Holmes as the man, his collar up to partially obscure his face, slides over to the darkest corner of the room and examines the chemistry apparatus there...
		LESTRADE Well, to put the matter simply, Holmes, this man was accosted by gypsies bent on depriving him of his most valuable possessions...
		Lestrade, Data, and Geordi stoop down for closer inspection of the body, and all are now IN FRAME, as: GEORDI (to Data) Well, Holmes, let's hear it.
	www.twiztv.com /scripts/nextgeneration/season2/tng-203.txt (7763 words)

	Where Threads Come Loose: Sherlock Holmes and the Very Incredible Case of the Visible Man
		As you may recall, they'd been called in by Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard to help apprehend one of the craftiest villains Holmes has ever faced—the Dread Jaywalker of Iping Village, who crosses the street lawlessly as often as two dozen times a day, striking fear and loathing into the hearts of the common folk.
		This is my companion Dr. John Watson, and this is Inspector Lestrade of Scotland Yard, who has at his beck and call several large violence-prone sergeants waiting in the bar down the street in case we need them.
		Lestrade: No, Watson, I think he's over by the fireplace, sort of kind of plain as day.
	www.wherethreadscomeloose.com /sherlockvisible2.html (3189 words)

	Sherlock Holmes Detective Stories
		Inspector Lestrade continued, "Well, the tree is about 10 years old, has always done well until this year.
		"Inspector Lestrade your eye for details is excellent" put in Sherlock Holmes hoping to lift his spirits before striking the blow between the eyes.
		Sherlock Holmes picked up his gardening bag and was out the door with Inspector Lestrade trailing behind him.
	www.grreatideas.com /sholmes/case3.html (1040 words)

	Review of The Adventures of Inspector Lestrade, by M.J. Trow
		The atmosphere is one of farce, through which Inspector Lestrade (Why "Sholto", Mr.Trow, when his initial is “G.”?) moves relatively undisturbed, the straight man to a collection of fl and white comedians.
		I was continually reminded of Michael Bond’s ex-Inspector Pamplemousse, a human Paddington Bear in his generation of disasters major and minor.
		But in the classic villain-detective confrontation in the last chapter, we discover that the first murder - the reason for Lestrade's involvement - is totally unconnected with the others.
	www.sherlockiana.net /books/rev/advlestrade.html (505 words)

	House-Holmes: Dr. Cuddy and Inspector Lestrade of House MD - Guide
		For those who don't know, Inspector Lestrade was a Scotland Yard plod ("the professionals" as Watson called them) who frequently crossed paths with Holmes and Watson while they were on criminal cases.
		Lestrade represents the Establishment....complete with all of its rules and regulations, attention to duty and Victorian properness.
		So, I'm reading "The Adventure of the Cardboard Box" and come across this description of Lestrade: "A shower of rain fell while we were in the train, and the heat was far less oppressive in Croydon than in town.
	www.housemd-guide.com /house-holmes/2006/07/dr-cuddy-and-inspector-lestrade.html (646 words)

	Resolutions
		Lestrade left her cruiser in the care of the droid who served as parking valet, then turned to Holmes as, with a courtly gesture, he offered her his arm.
		Lestrade vaguely heard Holmes give a genteel reply, but she couldn’t quite make it out, because she was doubled over with laughter—or at least, bent as far as the corset would allow.
		Lestrade pushed Rizzo’s chubby hand from her shoulder, preparing to unleash her full fury on him—but she was stopped by Holmes, who gave her elbow a light and discreet touch as he deftly stepped halfway between her and Rizzo.
	www.jordanna.net /librarie/fragment/fiction/resolutions.htm (6486 words)

	Sherlockian.Net: The View Halloa
		Or was Lestrade on the case as a private capacity, causing Holmes to feel that the Scotland Yarder was impinging on his unofficial consulting detective's territory?
		He described the murderer for Lestrade, and perhaps if Lestrade had demonstrated a proper interest, Holmes might have invited him back to the Hereford Arms for a talk with John Turner.
		However, given Holmes's subtle and accurate perceptions of human nature, were his hints to Lestrade a genuine effort at fair play, or was Holmes well aware that Lestrade would not pay any attention to him at this point, after all the guff he had given him on the case already?
	www.sherlockian.net /canon/halloa/bosc.html (543 words)

	Armchair Mysteries of Sherlock Holmes
		It was a crisp clear autumn day in 1894 when Inspector Lestrade slid his wiry frame into the living room of our residence with a quick ferret-like movement, barely allowing Mrs.
		Yet, you are correct that the fisherman could positively identify the author of the letter." Lestrade's smirk was replaced by the astonished look of a child after a magician pulled a rabbit from his hat.
		Lestrade was glad to fill the silence by boasting about his productive communication with the French police and how Scotland Yard was better able to handle difficult cases such as this.
	www.geocities.com /acmosh/stones.html (5840 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Typically, a uniformed inspector or Chief Inspector will be responsible for all uniformed personnel attached to a specific station (depends on size of station).
		In modern usage, these are often abbreviated to the initials of their rank) Most famous fictional British police detectives are Detective Inspector (DI) or Detective Chief Inspector.
		Detective Inspector Lestrade or Detective Chief Inspector Morse may both be referred to as "Inspector -----").
	codepoet.org /~markw/gurps/police-ranks.txt (689 words)

	Archives: Story
		He is undoubtedly best remembered for having created the role of the slightly inept but affable Inspector Lestrade in six of the 12 Sherlock Holmes films featuring Basil Rathbone and Nigel Bruce that Universal Pictures produced during the early to mid-1940s.
		Lestrade, but unfortunately my father was committed to doing another film at the time, Anna and the King of Siam, and was not available.
		Although he seems to have become forever associated with his portrayal of Inspector Lestrade, I personally think that some of his best work was in other films such as Kitty [1945], Wake of the Red Witch and, of course, A Thousand and One Nights.
	www.filmsofthegoldenage.com /articles/2006/09/12/current_issue/hoey.txt (7830 words)

	VORJEEVES in the VORHOUSE of VORHOLMES - Lestrade
		It has to be said that in the long BBC's Radio Drama (the one written mostly by Bert Coules) Lestrade's name is GILES.
		Inspector George Lestrade is a Scotland Yard detective appearing in several of the Sherlock Holmes stories by Arthur Conan Doyle.
		Colin Jeavons played Lestrade in the Granada Television adaptation of the Sherlock Holmes stories, The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes.
	living-to-read.livejournal.com /60818.html (440 words)

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		The appearance of Lestrade could only mean one thing- the existence of a case that Scotland Yard was unable to solve!
		As we drew near the back of the shop, Lestrade paused and said, "There it is, Holmes!" Carefully evading the scuffmarks of the fight, we approached a footprint that had been left in the soft, damp soil.
		The devoted reader of my journals may recall that it was in the year 1891 that Holmes and Moriarty fought their final battle at the Falls of Reichenbach.
	members.tripod.com /~ursaminor/elusive.txt (3159 words)

	Memorable Quotes from Without a Clue (1988) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Inspector Lestrade: His Lordship wishes to see Mr.
		Inspector Lestrade: Sir, as I said before, I really don't think Mr.
		Inspector Lestrade: Doctor, this is a matter for professionals!
	us.imdb.com /Quotes?0096454 (1405 words)

	The Crazed Concierge
		"Inspector Lestrade is downstairs to see you, Sir," our landlady told him as she made her way to the table, sat down, and began to shuffle the cards.
		Lestrade pulled his face back together and got about the business of playing whist.
		With that, Lestrade stumbled over his chair as he headed for the door.
	www.sherlockpeoria.net /WeirdSherlock/CrazedConcierge.html (1112 words)

	Morgue - Book Reviews (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		In this particular book (Volume VII, set in 1912), Lestrade is a widower, has a grown daughter, and is engaged to be married to the daughter of an old friend.
		Almost at once, the butler is murdered, and Lestrade begins a wheelchair investigation of the crime.
		After yet another murder occurs, Lestrade receives a cryptic letter, one that reminds him of a case that occurred on his very first day as a constable with the Metropolitan police.
	www.overmydeadbody.com /bdeath.htm (407 words)

	The Wonderful World Of Makebelieve :: An Original and Fanfic library
		Lestrade reached down and shoved her hand down Holmes' trousers.
		Lestrade tried to see who her attacker was, but she had trouble focusing her eyes.
		Lestrade could not believe her eyes and ears as she watched the couple go into the bedroom.
	www.squidge.org /~peja/cgi-bin/viewstory.php?sid=6912 (894 words)

	Sample text for Library of Congress control number 2003283550
		Lestrade dabbed egg yolk from his chin with his napkin.
		Inspector Lestrade had walked up to the Marylebone Road to find his brougham, and left us alone.
		Lestrade greeted him by name and made to usher us in, but my friend squatted on the doorstep and pulled a magnifying glass from his coat pocket.
	www.loc.gov /catdir/samples/random051/2003283550.html (2512 words)

	M.J. Trow
		In 1973 he married and in 1976 the couple moved to the Isle of Wight.
		'Inspector Lestrade', based on the character from the Sherlock Holmes stories.
		Trow is a member of the Society of Authors and of the Crime Writer's Association.
	www.xs4all.nl /~embden11/Engels4/trow.htm (129 words)

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