A big day.

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A big day.

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London, October 1894. Mr. Augustus Fogg and his dear friend Angeline Gilbert decide to go for a walk through the exhibition of machines and modern inventions displayed to the public in the garden of the Reform Club. Christine Pontmercy finds herself forced to accompany her eccentric grandfather, as he was too old to be alone and had to stay with her in England. Victoria Thornton goes to the same exhibition with her brothers and her grandparents John and Margaret, and tries to hide from the mysterious Captain Darcy. In turn, Captain Henry Darcy asks for help from the famous Sherlock Holmes to solve the whereabouts of an important family jewel. Amidst all this, little James Nicholls just wants to play with his sister.
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