The Evil Charles Augustus Milverton Sherlock Holmes was hired by Lady Eva Blackwell to retrieve his letters from Charles Milverton, a blackmailer whom Holmes described as the most despicable man in London. However, the bargaining between them was unsuccessful, making Sherlock Holmes take a drastic step that he had never done before. Would Sherlock Holmes be a criminal, merely to break Charles Augustus Milverton, the man who had so much destroyed life at his hands? Mystery Six Napoleon Inspector Lestrade recounts a bizarre incident about a criminal who broke into a house and shop to smash the statues of Napoleon’s head. He suspected there were fanatics who really hated Napoleon. Yet, when the act began to involve death, Sherlock Holmes began to take the case seriously and it turned out that it was not a random act of a monomania! Three Suspected Students Hilton Soames, a lecturer at St Luke’s College came to ask for Sherlock Holmes ’help to find the person who came into the room and read the proofs of the important exam papers that would take place the next day. Although the case this time is not as big as the mystery of theft or murder, but Sherlock Holmes is still eager to solve this mystery. There were three suspected students, who among them did it? The Mystery of the Golden Eyeglasses A gentleman, an assistant to an old professor has been put to death. The incident has baffled Inspector Stanley Hopkins as no motive for the murder could have been raised. A pair of gold -colored sunglasses was found in the deceased's hand. Sherlock Holmes finds out it belongs to a very short -sighted woman, and it’s impossible for the woman to escape without the glasses after committing murder. Why did the disabled woman kill, and how did she escape? All four of these stories were included in the volume of The Return of Sherlock Holmes, first published in 1905.