The Annotated Sherlock Holmes: Volume II

V. From Dr. Watson's return to Baker Street to his marriage to Mary Morstan (late December, 1887, or early January, 1888, to circa May 1, 1889): 36. The hound of the Baskervilles --
37. The adventure of the copper beeches --
VI. From Dr. Watson's second marriage to the disappearance of Sherlock Holmes (circa May 1, 1889, to Monday, May 4, 1891): 38. The Boscombe Valley mystery --
39. The stockbroker's clerk --
40. The naval treaty --
41. The cardboard box --
42. The adventure of the engineer's thumb --
43. The crooked man --
44. The adventure of Wisteria Lodge --
45. Silver Blaze --
46. The Adventure of the beryl coronet --
47. The final problem --
VII. From Holme's return to Dr. Watson;s third marriage (Thursday, April 5, 1894, to October, 1902): 48. "You may have read of the remarkable explorations of a Norwegian named Sigerson" --
49. The adventure of the empty house --
50. The adventure of the golden pince-nez --
51. The adventure of the three students --
52. The adventure of the solitary cyclist --
53. The adventure of Black Peter --
54. The adventure of the Norwood builder --
55. The adventure of the Bruce-Partington plans --
56. The adventure of the Veiled Lodger --
57. The adventure of the Sussex vampire --
58. The adventure of the missing three-quarter --
59. The adventure of the Abbey Grange --
60. The adventure of the devil's foot --
61. The adventure of the dancing men --
62. The adventure of the retired colourman --
63. The adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton --
64. The adventure of the six Napoleons --
65. The problem of Thor Bridge --
66. The adventure of the Priory School --
67. The adventure of Shoscombe Old Place --
68. The adventure of the three Garridebs --
69. The disappearnce of Lady Frances Carfax --
70. The adventure of the illustrious client --
71. The adventure of the red circle --
VIII. The partnership comes to a close (January to October, 1903): 72. The adventure of the blanched soldier --
73. The adventure of the three gables --
74. The adventure of the Mazarin stone --
75. "It is undoubtedly queer" --
76. The adventure of the creeping man --
IX. Sherlock Holmes in retirement: 77. The friends of Mr. Sherlock Holmes will be glad to learn that he is still alive and well --
78. The adventure of the lion's mane --
X. An epilogue of Sherlock Holmes (Sunday, August 2, 1914): 79. His last bow --
L'envoi.