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Ten negro children, let's have lunch, One was stuck and died, leaving only nine. Nine negro children, having lunch, One could not wake up, eight remained salty. Eight negro children, walked to the odd side, One did not return, but remained. Seven negro children, chopping wood together, One of them ran away, six were left helpless. Six negro children fed bees, After five were left, one was bitten by a bee. Five Negro children tied the knot, After judging one, four were left helpless. Four negro children bathed in the sea, One fell into the hook, the three stayed together. Three negro children went to the zoo, One was caught by a bear and two were milked. Two negro children, lying in the heat, One was burnt to ashes, one was left in the sun. The last negro boy, looked around wearily, Then subdued himself, then no one was left.

• Ten negro children, let's have lunch, One was stuck and died, leaving only nine. Nine negro children, having lunch, One could not wake up, eight remained salty. Eight negro children, walked to the odd side, One did not return, but remained. Seven negro children, chopping wood together, One of them ran away, six were left helpless. Six negro children fed bees, After five were left, one was bitten by a bee. Five Negro children tied the knot, After judging one, four were left helpless. Four negro children bathed in the sea, One fell into the hook, the three stayed together. Three negro children went to the zoo, One was caught by a bear and two were milked. Two negro children, lying in the heat, One was burnt to ashes, one was left in the sun. The last negro boy, looked around wearily, Then subdued himself, then no one was left.

Arthur Conan Doyle was born on May 22, 1859 in Edinburgh. He studied at the University of Edinburgh. In addition to writing, Doyle also studied physics and medicine. The author began his career with the story "The Secret of the Sesassa Valley" (1879). He wrote the historical and adventure novels The Exiled (1893), The Courage of Captain Gerard (1894-95), Rodney Stone (1896), The Lost World (1912), The Poisoned Zone (1913), and Maracot. He is the author of science fiction works (1929).

• Arthur Conan Doyle was born on May 22, 1859 in Edinburgh. He studied at the University of Edinburgh. In addition to writing, Doyle also studied physics and medicine. The author began his career with the story "The Secret of the Sesassa Valley" (1879). He wrote the historical and adventure novels The Exiled (1893), The Courage of Captain Gerard (1894-95), Rodney Stone (1896), The Lost World (1912), The Poisoned Zone (1913), and Maracot. He is the author of science fiction works (1929).

Arthur Conan Doyle's most famous work is The Story of Sherlock Holmes. The author first created the image of Sherlock Holmes in the novel The Work on Scarlett (1887). The author tries to kill the character of Sherlock Holmes in the story "The Last Work of Holmes" (1893). But after protests from readers around the world, the detective is reviving and writing new stories.

• The protagonist is the detective genre Sherlock Holmes (1890), The Baskerville Dog (1901-02), Valley of Horrors (1914-15) and The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes (1891-92). Memoirs of Sherlock Holmes ”(1892-93) has been translated into almost all languages. The Sherlock Holmes Memorial Museum was established in London. Arthur Conan Doyle's Baskerville Dog (1971), The Lost World (1983) and other works have been published in Uzbek.

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