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A good reminder that defending your boss is NOT worth it.

Again, one year later, all i can say is, a ripping great ride!

This is still such a great one to go to sleep too, because listening to Percy makes me tired. 😅

Mr. Wagland your style of storytellling is unparalleled, you could do every accent and voice of every character with utmost perfection

Why are all the "literary classics" sooooo boring, bland and long winded. Massively forgettable

Did not the rooms in Baker Street get burned by Moriarty in the previous adventure?

Typical man, always trying to blame his own problems on women...

I wouldn’t like to choose between you two re readings. Love em both. Frys politics , secular views and sexuality stink though . But thats his look out and none of my biz …… FREE PALESTINE

Fun fact! Sherlock could have could have walked into his local apothecary to purchase his cocaine, which was legal in Britain until 1920.

TS 55:38 *life preserver* aka *cudgel*

I trust that a bright future awaits you in Rhodesia. For once you have fallen low. Let us see, in the future, how high you can rise.” that was a good end !

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Greg, you blow life into these wonderful stories! What a talent you have!

Thank you so much

Mr.greg wagland and mr. Robert powell are top of the food chain....OUTSTANDING mr. Wagland😊

I ship it.

Thank you for all these together!! I’m one of those who don’t like searching around!!

"Click whatever?¿?" 😅😂 Thanks for that much needed laugh after that intense ending. 😆

Back again Greg thanks again for your service to Doyle

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127 year old story ... still has it all

Good heavens Greg!!! That was horrific! 😮 Great reading, as per usual Sir. This one just showed up in my feed today, 7 months after you originally published it. Thanks UA-cam! 😅😂

Love how the guy runs like a baby when Holmes basically gets ready to beat his ass.

Your french is pretty good 😂

I remember this when you were a cartoon! 😃

This was one of the Holmes stories that I could never wrap my head around, hearing it rather than reading makes all kinds of sense. He must have figured most of it out after he looked at the glasses. Anyway, thank you for the nice reading.

Hey you

Hello Greg keep coming back to Holmes this is one of my favourite stories thanks again for all your work

Yes, Greg, I'm only about 24 minutes in (btw, I've never read this story, only seen a film version that I barely recall)... And the two friends walking through Paris that night, when the Frenchman tracks the thought process of his friend from the point of being slightly bumped by the fruitier(sp)... Until the point of noticing he had retrieved his proper posture while walking.... Instantly reminded me of a certain vignette from a SH story, when Holmes and Watson are just chilling in the sitting room at 221B, engaging in no conversation, and Holmes finally 'answers' Watson, who had in fact not spoken at all, and to Watson's astonishment~at least until all is explained~Holmes describes the doctor's thought patterns simply by observing his facial expressions and subtle movements. Just now getting to reports of the crime.....

You out there training with the IFD today 🚁🐀🙀

I dont have a favourite they are all wonderfully read by greg .much appreciated ❤

Ya making me laugh 😂😂

Many thanks! 🙏

(spoilers) are we not touching upon the fact that the mother's a bitch? Forget the guy, she's the horrible one, and I was guessing it was her mother's scheme, which would make a lot more sense. These stories are kinda weak, go play tabletop, this stuff aged really poorly 😅

I read all the story of Sherlock Holmes by Conan Doyle in French, and two in english ( the Baskerville Hound and the greeck interpreter) you have to begin to that story, because it's the one were you learn the most about Sherlock Holmes and Watson, but after, in the other books, you learn some other think, but for me if you'll have to read just one it's this one. Thanks for this video, so I could work on my pronunciation, and read this story in English at the same time, thank you so much !

Not impressed with this one. Amzed to learn that Conan-Doyle was married - given his general contempt for women.

I love a Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens!!

I LOVE there aren’t commercials to blast me awake! Thank you!

Arthur Conan Doyle let his imagination run with this story. I loved the ending!

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Greg, it really is exciting to hear your voice again. You truly are one of the Greatest orcalcally gifted person I have ever heard, Just sitting back, having a beer and listening to you. Cheers, Steve Du Pont.

Thanks so much for your great narration and a classic series

I fell in love with H. G. Wells' short stories when I was in my early teens and I thought and still think he was brilliant and so far ahead of his time. Think of his books too - The War of the World's, The Time Machine and The First Men in the Moon.

I see you at last! 😂

Greg I just went to the Sherlock Holmes museum today and got a print of the illustration you use as the background of your videos! Listening to your videos as I got to bed over the years has made that illustration very special to me❣️❣️❣️

After all the rich have stolen from us, the least we mere peasants can do is take back anything available.

Great audio version!

P.S. I love that you utilize HUMAN ARTIST’s artwork and list the artist’s name & piece, as well.

Eat the rich.

Just so you know, your narration IS noticeably missed. One hopes, we see a horizon with future adventures from Magpie Audio in our future. Though, I DO DELIGHT in an ample library to return to, your voice had/has been a refuge of sorts through stormy weather. One hopes you are well! Cheers! 🍻🥃🍷☕️🫖