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Author(s): Doyle, Arthur Conan
Reader(s): Timson, David
Label: Naxos AudioBooks
Genre: Classic Fiction
Period: Romantic
Catalogue No: NA332412
Barcode: 9789626343241
Release Date: 06/2004
DOYLE, A.C.: Return of Sherlock Holmes (The), Vol. 2 (Unabridged)
No case is too slight for the mental powers of the great detective: in this second selection from The Return of Sherlock Holmes, a young girl is stalked by a solitary cyclist; whilst the ‘dancing men’ hieroglyphics found in Norfolk lead to a sinister connection with America. Holmes enters the murky world of high society blackmail in ‘Charles Augustus Milverton’; and finds an abducted student from the Priory school. As always, his friend Dr Watson is with him to assist and chronicle these cases.
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Disc 1
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1 | The Adventure of the Dancing Men | 04:10 |
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2 | A heavy step was heard upon the stairs | 03:54 |
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3 | Well, we have been married now for a year | 04:51 |
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4 | The interview left Sherlock Holmes very thoughtful | 04:34 |
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5 | Suddenly, as she spoke | 06:11 |
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6 | So indeed, it proved | 04:43 |
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7 | Inspector Martin had the good sense to allow my friend | 04:13 |
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8 | The study proved to be a small chamber | 04:50 |
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9 | A flower-bed extended up to the study window | 04:11 |
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10 | I think that I can help you to pass an hour | 04:33 |
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11 | Even now I was in considerable difficulty | 04:02 |
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12 | It is a privilege to be associated with you in the handling of a case | 04:43 |
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13 | If Elsie dies, I care for nothing what becomes of me | 04:27 |
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14 | A cab had driven up whilst the American had been talking | 02:24 |
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15 | The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist | 04:01 |
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16 | My friend took the lady's ungloved hand | 04:23 |
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17 | The first flaw in my happiness | 04:00 |
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18 | Holmes chuckled and rubbed his hands | 04:19 |
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Disc 2
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1 | We had ascertained from the lady | 04:20 |
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2 | Mr. Sherlock Holmes listened with attention | 03:49 |
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3 | I found that country pub | 04:45 |
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4 | A rainy night had been followed by a glorious morning, ... | 04:31 |
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5 | It was a young fellow about seventeen | 04:34 |
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6 | The strong, masterful personality of Holmes | 04:03 |
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7 | Your reverence need not be excited | 06:26 |
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8 | The Adventure of the Priory School | 03:53 |
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9 | Holmes shot out his long, thin arm | 04:18 |
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10 | His absence was discovered at seven o'clock | 04:22 |
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11 | Well, now, you do not mean to seriously suggest | 03:29 |
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12 | That evening found us in the cold | 04:35 |
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13 | One more question, your Grace | 04:16 |
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14 | There is an inn here, the Red Bull | 04:03 |
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15 | The day was just breaking | 04:53 |
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16 | We continued our systematic survey | 04:17 |
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17 | Now Watson, said he | 03:41 |
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18 | As we approached the forbidding and squalid inn | 03:20 |
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Disc 3
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1 | When we were left alone in the stone-flagged kitchen | 04:46 |
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2 | We did not go very far along the road | 04:35 |
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3 | At eleven o'clock next morning | 04:10 |
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4 | His Grace sat very stern and upright in his chair | 04:00 |
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5 | I appreciate your conduct in coming here | 04:00 |
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6 | The fellow was a rascal from the beginning | 04:50 |
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7 | In the first place, your Grace | 05:13 |
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8 | The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton | 04:18 |
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9 | I had seldom heard my friend speak with such intensity of feeling | 04:00 |
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10 | Milverton chuckled | 02:56 |
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11 | Now, you remember the sudden end of the engagement | 03:50 |
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12 | For some days Holmes came and went at all hours | 03:09 |
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13 | Exactly | 03:43 |
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14 | It's a business that needs delicate treatment | 04:17 |
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15 | No sound came from within | 04:15 |
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16 | It was evident that we had entirely miscalculated his movements | 04:14 |
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17 | The woman, without a word, had raised her veil | 05:30 |
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18 | We had breakfasted and were smoking our morning pipe | 04:52 |
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Total Playing Time: 03:52:42