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__Summary__: "The Sign of Four" is centered around The Great Agra treasure, which was acquired in India by Jonathan Small and three native soldiers who all originally thought they would be able to become rich men if they got away with it. They didn't, however, and were instead put in a containment camp overseen by Major Morstan, and Major Sholto for killing a servant who was guarding the treasure and would have foiled their plans. Eventually the generals joined in on the plan to secure the treasure from where Jonathan Small had re-hid it, and they would all go to London to become rich. Major Sholto, who was to go back to the treasure's hiding place and retrieve it and collect the others and ship off, instead left without them, and took the whole treasure for himself. Jonathan Small later found Sholto, and stole the treasure from his house after he died, killing one of his sons, Bartholomeu Sholto. The rest of the story centers around Sherlock Holmes tracking Small down for the stolen treasure, and for the murder of Bartholomeu. media type="custom" key="5672051"media type="custom" key="5672047"media type="custom" key="5672039"media type="custom" key="5672037"media type="custom" key="5672033"media type="custom" key="5672021"media type="custom" key="5672011"media type="custom" key="5668425"media type="custom" key="5668417"media type="custom" key="5668411" __Historical Background__: Voki 1,2,3,4 __Connections__: Voki 5,6 __Main Character Description__: Voki 7 __Professor Handout__: Voki 9,10
 * //"The Sign of Four"//** by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

__Recommendation__: Anyone who likes mystery/crime stories, challenging vocabulary and to any Sherlock Holmes fans.

__Tech Choice__: Voki was interesting to and was pretty easy. As entertaining as it was it is still probably better suited for shorter length projects or as an addition to a webpage because of the limited text each Voki can say.


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Here Shaolin Monks hold up another monk only by four spears, using the same principles you would use if laying on a bed of nails.**

Here Shaolin monks train by sparring with their masters.

This Shaolin monk meditates and practices balancing exercises on the side of a mountain.