Very true!

Hhhh i had the same thought 😂

LOL! I thought the same thing. Not quite so eloquently, but I thought it. 😄

Yep it is

L0L ikr... funny

Fully agree

Does this mean he had a top-knot? Like a man-bun?

@@shoshanabaeras funny as that would be I don’t think so

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​@@shoshanabaer​ no, it meant that he was midlle aged, and started to be bald on the vertex. The deerstalker was introduced to hide that the first actor who played Sherlock had to much hair.

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it. 1.25x - great idea!

This is awesome!!! I learned French that way. I was expecting I'd more grammar lesson, but turns out, listening to someone actually speaking the language does wonders. There's a lot of instinctual learning, you'll soon find yourself more and more comfortable with realizing "this doesn't sound right but THAT does." Good luck and, most importantly, have fun 🎉📖

Good stuff, love young people intrested in shelock.

Cheers peach

Picture that happening today!

And also "That's it, that's everything, the God's honest truth."

Enjoy! A nice cuppa tea - maybe Clipper?

For a sec I thought you where talking about listrade however you’re talking abour the reader!!!

Yes they do! Sherlock is one of my very favourite characters and stories!!

Yup. That's why I'm here

Yes he has a marvelous voice and cadence to it

Dances YMCA 😃😃

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I have not seen this on film. I hope to find it. I too love Rathbone and Bruce. I can tolerate Howard but he lends a sweetness that just does not fit Holmes. This reader does a fabulous job of it.

Howard?

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio The Actor who sometimes plays Holmes. I went back and checked. It's Greg Wagland. He's a favorite! Sometimes listen in the wee hrs of the morn when I cannot sleep, so my mind is,a but dulled. Otherwise I would have realized.

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I think the reference is to Ronald Howard (son of Leslie Howard), who played Holmes in a 1950's television series. I agree his portrayal is endearing in a way, but not one that is compliant to it's literary canon...at least in my opinion. Your Holmes, Mr. Wagland is right up there with Jeremy Brett. I think this Granada series came closest to Conan Doyle's stories.

@@granny13ad33 I think the Rathbone/Bruce reference is to 'Sherlock Holmes and the Secret Weapon' ...uses the premise of the 'dancing men' as code, but that's where the original parallel to this story ends. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ob-fmNV22pPDqX0.html

Thank you Elizebeth.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Glad you liked it!

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I love it, wish you the best for the year 2020

Cheers Itz NeRo

Cheers again - moviemad56

There are surprises around every corner!

Watson's got his vices. he's admitted to them before. "And other vices when I am well", we know he plays pool so wouldn't be surprised if he plays cards, too. he also likes to indulge in Turkish baths etc and he seems to have been married more than once. It's safe to say that Watson is a social butterfly who probably spends a little too much on frivolities. If I had a friend who was less prodigal and more austere than me, I'd probably get them to lock away my debit card too.. I'm a gremlin for books and strange objects, I need someone like that. 😂

Will do!

Great place!

Cheers Alexa

Sherlock Holmes Stories Magpie Audio i can’t believe i’m actually talking to someone in England. i know that sounds absurd now, but i grew up with dial phones, black and white tv (or telly as you guys call it) and like, you know - books! :) i woke up early. it’s 6:15 here in New York. have a great day, really. :} 🌷

Hi Alexa 👋 I read your message and thought you might enjoy a "G'day" from Australia. Things have certainly taken a turn for the worst since you wrote this. I hope you have,and continue to have, good health. Best wishes

@@markvines7308 Hi Mark - i love Australia! you guys are so real - easy to relate to. I've seen cooking shows and lately been watching Bondi Vet for a a number of months, learned a lot, fell in love with Tazzies (they are so cute. i didn't know they were small.), found out about all the terrible snakes, insects, sea animals - scary. but everyone seems to be alive and kicking LOL. i was worried about all the animals when there were all those brush fires. - i've been trying to 'get' the Australian accent and i think i have ee and i sound. thanks for writing and you and yours keep safe, too. your gov't is obviously doing a good job (as opposed to our orange idiot. i can't wait til November!!) :}

@@feralbluee Greetings from New Zealand.

Well he has seen murders oftentimes so not so disturbing for him

He puts no personal connection to the victim and only shows this emotions which are necessary. And yes, he has seen enough murders and other frightening things that have hardened his nerve. This is why he's a great investigator (besides his skills in deduction, obviously).

lol your obviously wrong were you not listening when homes received the news of his clients death? It’s ok to feel mate 😂

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Glad you like it

I've never been sure, but decided to attempt to be consistent with Lestraad. I'm sure someone knows definitively.

Jeremy Brett used to pronounce it differently depending on how he felt about the inspector

Six farmlads, eh? Riches to some perhaps.

Tom de Kler I wonder too.

Suicide attempt, though it's scattered throughout the story rather than clearly spelled out all at once. Hilton and Slaney fire on each other; Hilton misses, Slaney doesn't. Elsie closes the window shutters on instinct as Slaney flees, then shoots herself with her husband's gun once she sees that he's dead. Remember that there were two shots fired from Hilton's gun, which is what originally led the police inspector to believe that the incident was a murder-suicide between husband and wife alone.

Self inflicted

Self pepsi

True. Kind of a blanket opt out innovation from KZfaq and I've now opted out. Thanks for alerting me to it.

Copyright issues, with Stephen, I imagine. Unless he reads this and waives them. ;-)

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Stephen King isn't a problem cause it's posted on another channel SK audio 😂😂

And I would love to hear you preform it 😂 I think that it would be an extasy 😉😉

Ha!

????? what in your life made you feel like this? i don't at all. . .

Mmm...I agree she should have been completely honest with the ugly truth, but that may not have saved him from a deadly confrontation. Certainly not guilty enough to be hung.

...What is that supposed to mean in this context? Or what is the original context? I'm confused.

Absolutely! She really had contempt for her husband's respect for her past. She lied by omission. She should have hung.

it would be difficult for her to tell him about that she was a doughter of a criminal and her father worked in a gang!

She put his life in danger with her omissions and he too entered into a relationship not knowing many things. Both acted irrationally in my view.

His wife was the only one who didn't shoot at anyone (except at herself.) But yeah, let's blame the woman who just wanted to escape a past she had been born into instead of the man who felt like he owned her because her criminal father had handed her to him. Why should the men take any responsibility?