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There's a murder been committed, a pea-souper swirls around London from Woolwich Arsenal to Gloucester Road tube, Mycroft is on his way to Baker Street and much else besides. Holmes considers the problem... will he ever get to finish his monograph on early music?
It is read by Greg Wagland for Magpie Audio.
Β© Magpie Audio 2019
Views : 908,947
Genre: Entertainment
Date of upload: Jul 6, 2019 ^^
Rating : 4.632 (665/6,558 LTDR)
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YouTube Comments - 327 Comments
Top Comments of this video!! :3
These audio books ARE FABULOUS! Who needs video? What an incredible voice...
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Excellent book, by an excellent author, read by an excellent narrator!
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Listening to these audiobooks have been a Godsend. I just had surgery. They have so helped with boredom. Watching TV just is not my thing!
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Really love your audios of Holmes.
You are such a treasure. Many thanks for all your hard work, much appreciated β€οΈ
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It is now 5 or so years since I first became acquainted with this series, and I still listen to it every day.. Indeed, I have listened to some of these Holmes audio presentations perhaps 100 times and still find them absorbing. Although the content is quite familiar, they never cease to amuse and inform. I very often drift off to sleep with one story and awake to another. They are highly valued.
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Absolutely splendid reading! Itβs delightful, a real treat to listen to you. Thank you!
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I go to sleep listening to these but my only problem is that it takes me about a week to complete one story due to falling asleep so quickly.
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I read this short story as a teenager back in Pakistan. A wonderful case. Loved it at that time and love it now. Wonderful narration.
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I love it! The description of Mycroft beginning at 4:43 is the description of a search engine! In a story from about 1908!
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I see 77 Librivox readers have given the thumbs down. I cannot imagine anyone else doing it. These are a sheer delight to listen to.
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Your reading voice is so amazing and multifaceted! So relaxing, crisp-n-clear, but also entertaining with character changes. My dream is that you narrate hundreds/thousands more books! Thank you so much for your work!
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One of the best stories .
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One of the best narrators I've ever heard. I can't t listen to Stephen Fry narrating Sherlock Holmes or any book. I'm so glad I've discovered this guy. Excellent.
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Wonderful, Greg. Have missed your Holmes. πππ
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I love the way the auditor does all the voices of each character!! Itβs a treat to fall asleep to these recordings !! I see him sitting in a wingback chair , with steam rising from his teacup, and reading off his Kindle the stories!!
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Thank you Gregg, well readπ€©ππ
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Excellent performance! Love these! Thank you!
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You continue to amaze me in the number of different voices you are able to produce and reproduce repeatedly! My personal question is what great voice is your natural voice, or is your family exposed to all of them? If so, it could be most amusing to live in your house.π
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The story took me immensely. Being a Pole interested in Naval matters and well up in English I decided to translate the story into Polish. Though an amateur, I managed my task quite well. Of course most interesting in the story was Mycroft Holmes with his great brain; to me it is a sort of vision of PERSONAL COMPUTER, that head of Mycroft with all its capacities. ππβ
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@cousinsister69
1 year ago
I am so incredibly fussy when it comes to book narrations. It's unintentional. It severely limits my options. I'm so easily distracted, irritated & frustrated by those who aren't up to scratch. Greg is one of a very small group. I can happily be aware of his talented voices & yet be fully able to concentrate without any effort on the story. Greg is a gift & a treat to my ears. π
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