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Dont be a Toe Rag. That fella sounds alright. Good on ya mate.

Awful reading, made worse by the American accent. Sherlock is British character, living in England. This American accents totally ruins this well known popular story. TERRIBLE !

This narration is terrible.

Very strange reading

Interesting story but can't deal with sudden loud ads after only 5 minutes.

Thank u we love sherlock et al 😊....

I like but hard to understand reader unfort

WARNING ! ADS EVERY 5 MINUTES

There could be an audio book more boring & more poorly read, but I seriously doubt it!

Excellent story. Thanks for posting.

The one-year of both 'b'day words in the first take borders on the nauseating! They were only used most derogatarily in the southern U.S. It was utilised mereky,it seems, to empathise a myth that those from African descent had thicker skills than any other race, with all of its stereotypical implications. SOME monitoring should be in place to prevent such.appalling and outrageous literary devices still being manifest. A feeble European could have been used as the attacker, or a woman, no other feeble racist devices would have been necessary. It is in the public domain but is unpalatable and could be humanized so the empathis would be on the story rather than archaic American hate-terms. Please be more selective.

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Hello. Thank you for working on this channel so we can listen to what we can't read any longer. (Vision) Have you ever heard of Father Brown, the preistly detective? Or maybe Mrs Jefferies? The house keeper and her staff that secretly help the Inspector to solve cases. ?? 📻 Would you please one or two of these? Thank you once more. 👋 M. Illinois. USA

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Hey. 😃 Posted 20 hrs ago and you already have 155 views. Great. Nice GOING. Many ppl still love and NEED great literature. 👋 M. Illinois. 🇺🇸

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Very good narration. I've become wary of Libravox stories, but I can recommend David Clark

Is there a trademark issue with the term “audiobook”?

Just an fyi.. you are missing a good chunk of story around 33 minutes.. it resumes before 34 but there’s an important series of things in that missing piece.. They get to the place of the pawnshop but it skips right to ‘now it’s time to.. and they head for violin music..

Thank you Thank you, very much. These are delightful. I am unable to read any longer due to vision problems. Uhh. However- enjoying literature is still the best of life's delicacies. 🍸 Thank you again. 📖 M. Illinois.

Tip- if slow down the playback speed, it’s far easier follow.

Why is the sound so bad?

Whose the writer of these Holmes stories?

really enjoyed this story thank you

No emotion in the voice.

Thank you.

Really enjoying this series! Thank you all but especially the Brits reading my dear Holmes!

Thank you! Enjoyed this narrator!

Thank you - a new story!

Thank you. This story is new to me.

How admirable to make such a great recording in a language not your own

Thank you :)

This is a really clever story and well read. Thank you very much

The speaker, in general, does well. The studio acoustics are good. So, which genius decided to use someone with almost the worst sibilant 's whistle' I've ever heard. It drives man and dog up the wall. Surely this can be filtered out quite simply.

Thank you for the story. Very good narration. Lots of inflection, which creates interest.

I think that the narrator need not whisper, I assume this story is not a confidential matter. Perhaps a heavy meal before starting will result in a more sufficient or vigorous projection.

I thought it were about the writers who were able to find a detective as clever as Holmes. Mr Poe ! Agatha Christie etc. if I remember it correctly ! mr Poe was the inventor of the Sherlock approach. But Agatha took it to a new level especially with: The murder of Roger Acroyd . I’ll dig into this and see what happens

Thank you.

Well read, enjoyed it. 🙂

Hello. 👋 Is it feasible to get a time-stamped menu of this fabulous 🕖 recording? I just so thankful to get to listen to these. 🌟 Thank you, Everso. M. Illinois.

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Marvelous mind❤️

I LOVE these books. 📚 Since Sherlock is a 'real', extraordinarily profound detective, we KNOW that there are 'REAL', otherwise unspoken of, equally notable detectives that finally get their recognition in these stories. Ahhh. Priceless. 👋 Thank you. M. Illinois. 🇺🇸

Who were the librivox Reader? The notes are confusing, mark gatiss steven moffat? I seek out librivox British stories read be Wonderful Readers; this reader meets that criteria !

These are delightful. Oh my my. Where did you find these ?? 📚 Have you anymore? I am so thankful. 🌟 Every night. 💡 Thank you so much. M. Illinois.

Excellent reading. I'm English and to my ear this guy is perfect. Thank you.

good book 5 stars

Very good narration but sadly missing the British accent that is key to Doyle’s writing..

I love it