Emily's First poems part 2

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Texte @Francis Lecyb
Emily's poems chapter two

I am Doctor John Catson, in His Majesty's service since 1878.
I witnessed a strange coincidence which did not fail to disturb the health of my brilliant friend the young detective Holmes of Baker Street.
While on a business trip to Massachusetts, Holmes investigated in May 1887 to find a batch of precious poems. They were supposed to have been written by Emily Dickinson nicknamed here in the town of Soulerst "the lady in white".
The large estate of the late Emily Dickinson was opened to us for investigation by a very pretty woman in a red dress, named Emily Soulmeight.
That day, as we approached the hiding place of the lost poems, Holmes was overcome by a strange crescendo of dizziness.