49 The Three Garridebs from The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes (1927) Audiobook
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- The Adventure of the Three Garridebs is one of the twelve stories published as The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle in June 1927. This particular story was first published in Collier's Magazine on 25th October 1924.
The story is set at 'the latter end of June, 1902', memorable to Watson as it was same month in which Holmes turned down a knighthood for his services to the country.
I particularly like this story for the couple of paragraphs towards the end in which the relationship between Holmes and Watson is beautifully laid out.
It is, as usual, read by Greg Wagland for Magpie Audio.
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35:10 I love this moment so much. It almost makes me cry every time. It shows how much Watson is important for Holmes, how much he really cares and worries about him. It is so moving, I can't
@@milkknife no, there Lestrad too! He goes over for dinner and cigars. 😊
And eat boiled fish, too.
I find it so sweet how Sherlock worries about Watson, and how he describes it is heartwarming
Well and if reading or listening like here, to ACDs version... Sherlock is very much human and in fact has a great dry and fun sense of humor and a certain protective element towards women and people in general, he is cold na calculating in a professional way and in the way his brain works. He can be a bit haughty etc but someone of great intelligence is, because they is not through intentional malicious ❤
@@MsMtheoryyou basically just described what it’s like to be a high functioning autistic person.
@@MsMtheoryIt, in another side of the same coin sort of thing, it also reminds me of that episode of inspector Morse where that evil dude has set fire to Morse's house and he just barely has gotten out and he's sitting in the back of the ambulance, clearly terrified, and calling "Lewis, Lewis, I want Lewis" . As much as we usually see Morse being a bit derisive of, and sometimes downright rude to Lewis, we see in that moment, the extent to which Morse relies on him and trusts and actually has come to need him.
I listen to a lot of audio books and stories, and I really like how Greg Wagland performs these classics. There's never any doubt which character is speaking, yet Mr. Wagland never strays into exaggerated caricatures in order to differentiate his speakers. I don't know much about the various British dialects, but it's clear that different characters come from different regions, educational backgrounds, and social classes.
I especially appreciate Mr. Wagland's portrayal of female characters. I wince when I hear some male voice actors try to sound like their idea of a woman's voice - prissy, or shrill, or just downright stupid. Mr. Wagland manages to convey a feminine tone without sounding like a Monty Python player in drag.
Thanks so much for the stories - I look forward to more!
sierraseven When Greg used to perform on the drag circuit he did pretty good! Those were the days.
I prefer the silly walk myself.
Sierraseven Gregg Waglands vocal repertoire is awesome. I can confirm that his British regional accents are as good as it gets.
He says ' I just read 'em '. We know he does much more than that don't we !
Any day with a new Sherlock Holmes story from this channel is a great day
The Hurels family would disagree. Earl died April 29th 2020😢
This is the best thing to come my way in isolation so far. Can't wait to listen to this before bed. Thank you as always Greg, you absolute star.
Cheers Ellie. Hope you enjoy it. Finished it this afternoon!
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I have never been known to cry from a great read, but that moment of clarity which Watson finally saw of Holmes... Well let's just say that I truly am a Greg Wagland FAN....
Cheers, Risa. Kind of you!
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Wowww...it was deeply moving to be able to extract 1 tear from my *DRY EYE'S*
First I read all the stories, then I listed to Greg Wagland reciting them, then I watched Jeremy Brett's interpretation. I know almost all of these stories now. Greg's voice has brought them to life for me.
Thank you for uploading these, my mother just loves to listen to them before she goes to bed.
Thank you😊 you are the best sherlock Holmes narrator.
I've listened to every single Sherlock Holmes story on this channel over the past month!!! A new story is refreshing and needed. Thank you, sir!!
It's easy to just go through them like a tube of Pringles, isn't it? :)
I was about to comment the same thing! So grateful.
Thank you Mr Wagland. Honestly I missed your stories, Holmes, your voice. Much appreciated and best regards.
The only Brit other than Hugh Laurie and Mark Shepard who can do an American accent that doesn't make me cringe! Excellent, as always-
Nice of you to say so, Scout!
What about Jude Law? Also, Eastwood is secretly a member of English ducal family.
I think the knighthood that Holmes turned down should be given to Greg!
Yes, for services to people suffering in lockdown!
Preach!
Yes!
I can't believe that their was a Sherlock tale that I haven't read. A happy surprise for me tonight! We love you Greg like Sherlock loves Watson. ♡
35:04 The moment that we love the most in this Holmes-Watson bromance story.
I am absolutely addicted to these tales. Nothing quite like them from our present day.
when ever i think about sherlock holmes i hear greg waglands voice in my head!
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i couldn't agree more!
holmes to me is perfectly illustrated with Mr. Greg's voice, the best part to demonstrate that is at "the hound of the baskerville" where Dr. Watson found his hiding place in one of the Neolitic house on the moor.
In my opinion, Mr. Wagland has joined the ranks of the great Holmes voices: Basil Rathbone in the classic movies, Jeremy Brett in the terrific BBC TV series, Greg Wagland in audio narrative.
I see Jeremy Brett though.
A fantastic reading of a great ACD story - short, clever, engrossing. As always, thank you.
Thank you Mr. Wagland, much appreciated! Hoping you and yours are healthy and well, God bless!
Conan Doyle’s mastery of slang is astounding.
Gosh! I was thrilled to see this today! I needed a lift with all the anxiety and depression that has come with this pandemic and the hell it has caused. Thank you Mr. Greg, this was a welcomed peaceful retreat for me😍
I enjoy these stories immensely and Greg Wagland is the only reader worthy of listening to over and over. He's such a talented reader. Well done!😊
I’m delighted to say I have just started listening to these stories and when I think I have come to the end of them more appear . Thank you so much Greg. Your narration is excellent thank you .
Glad you like them! Cheers Aoife!
A Digression and now this! You're spoiling us. Please continue.
I listen to these stories all the time. Thank you Greg
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Like the old time radio shows, I find I enjoy listening to these stories more than watching them acted out. Thank you for your wonderful contributions.
Your voice is like liquid Gold. I can listen to your voice all NIGHT! TO GREG FROM STEVE AGAIN "CHEERS MATE!".
Something to cheer for in this horrible year. Thank you Sir.
One for sorrow.Two for joy.........you know the rest.thank you Mr W.
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@karenwaters1926 A murder of crows
Oh, what a relief to once again listen to your new recording! This is another great story and performed so well, as usual.
I love how you say "Kansas" in your American accent...sounds so authentic! 👍
For me, Holmes and Watson are the best partners ever in the history of fictional characters. In many different settings, each one had shown care for the other one. And we saw it in this story once again. I love their friendship!
Cheers, Greg... thank you and stay safe!🤩
*Thank you Greg for listening and adding another story to the playlist of The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes* ..gw
Actually, Mr. Wagland should get a soup-plate sized medal for reading us another Sherlock Holmes story!
I've been spending too much time on the other channel and had to come back here. So glad The Casebook is getting closer to done. Be safe everyone!
We hear Greg's voice in our heads whenever reading Sherlock Holmes it's like he is Sherlock Holmes for us now. He brings the characters to life so well and we thoroughly enjoy his talented narration.
Thank you so much Greg for a new story!! Absolutely perfect timing. I’ve listened to all the others so many times, they’re always my go to 🎉😊🤩
I can enjoy your story telling with ease even though English is not my mother tongue. I appreciate your initiative Mr. Greg W., your presentation is simple and that's the beauty. Keep it up, Sir.
Thank you Greg! Bedtime treat! Let joy be unconfined! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Greg, your voice is marvelous, the very voices of Mr. Holmes and Doctor Watson. Thank you so much.
Simon, from Italy
As always, I am in your debt. Thank-you. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Greg has a habbit of incessantly inspiring me with his soothing voice and wonderful narration. Thankyou doesn't even cover it. Love it to the core.
Thank you. Great on this rainy (again) day.
This was the best notification to wake up to. Thank you Greg, I was really hoping this story would make the cut. Stay safe, stay sane 💕
His voice is so comforting 🥰
Perfect Performance of Classic Doyle
One of my favourites. Once read never forgotten. Clever story and a glimpse of Holmes's love for Watson. Love the 19th century male bonding concept.
Faultless delivery as always from Mr.G.W. Cheers !
Really a blessing Greg. Thank you so much.from South Afruca love you
Yay! Thanks, hope all is well at the Magpie ranch!
I realized today that I have enjoyed your reading via audible for a few years. I have purchased a number of your performances including London Large, and Joseph Conrad and E Benson’s works.
Wow! I just finished all the Holmes short stories this afternoon and now a new one 😁 thanks Greg.
Thank you. Great job, definitely.
My favorite story is this! For it gives the clearest glimpse into the true nature of Holmes and Dr. Wason's relationship, you are such a lovely reader cheers.
I love how for the first time the usually cool Holmes showed human emotions and was distraught and angry over Watson’s injury 😊even Watson said his injury was worth it seeing “a cold mask come off” he is so happy 😀 thanks again Greg for your fantastic reading to make the whole scene come alive❤️
We missed you Greg! You are the best! Thank you.
Wagland is the best reader ever
Thank you very much!!!
A great work read by a fantastic man. Well done as always to my favorite narrator!
So happy to see this pop up !! Hope you are safe and well Mr. Wagland. Thank you for these wonderful readings!!!
Thankyou very much for the stories.
Great Greg. Yours is the perfect voice for Sherlock Holmes and his friend Watson
I absolutely love your narrations. Any Sherlock tale, the beetle . and Become and Hude.... And really loved A Christmas Carol!!. You remain my favorite readee.
That was wonderful thank you very much!
Thanks for your reading Greg, you're the best!
Thank you for uploading a new one! 😉
It's been a maddening few weeks! I am looking forward to listening to this tonight! Yoohoo!
Enjoy! Bits My Bits!
Thank you for uploading, much appreciated.
This channel is absolutely amazing. Thabks for all the great content!
I love these readings;
I also love any Agatha Christie, Hancock's Half Hour (brilliant characters, comedy and pathos) and the Love Letter to Nature 'The Wind In The Willows' - which is full of laughs too! 😃🙂
Thank you Mary. W I t W has been in my sights for a long time. Haven’t done it for the same reasons I can’t with equanimity watch It’s a Wonderful Life more than once a decade, even alone. 🥲
Cheers
Some works are just SO precious and special.
understand 😘
Sending Hugs n stuff 😮💨🧐😏
Thank you so much for the uploads. Yours are the BEST on TH-cam!! Superb narration!!
Thank you, Michele. Kind of you to say so!
Glad to hear your voice, and hope you’re doing well.
Wonderful as always! Thank you!
Brilliant, as ever. Many thanks
Mr Waglands is a great reader!
Thank you for this! The audio is amazing and now my standards for great reading is set by Greg Waglands. I hope i can read like him in the future for my channel. Excited to learn more
Superb thanks.
Cheers Greg, it's great to have a new SH story!
I just got the books for my birthday I'm gonna miss listening to theses, thank you so much for sharing your amazing reading skills
Have fun, isabella!
thanx for uploading ❤️
THANK YOU!! You just made my day! 😄
I'm glad!
Just brilliant as usual,Greg.
Best channel on TH-cam 🖤 helps me through so many nights
its a great story, thank you so much for uploading it!
No problem Merjem!
How exciting!!!! Thank you
Thank you very much... Excellent!
Another little gem for our enjoyment
I deeply enjoy these stories. Thank you.
I deeply appreciate your enjoyment of them. Cheers!
Best Holmes moment ever!
I think the Holmes/Watson ship just sailed, guys.
Wonderful narration! Your Holmes has become the archetype of the character's voice for me, just as Rathbone is the character's image.
Thank you very much Linea K. What a nice comment!
I always enjoy your reading
Thanks Felicity!
Thank you! GW :)
Yes!!!! Thank you Greg!
Thanks, it was a great listen.
Thank you for this brilliant audiobook
Thanks for listening
I' ve enjoyed in this story throughly! The way you've read it and interpret it was sublime. I'm always looking forward to the new stories from you, Mr. Greg ❤️
Glad you enjoyed it, Great Varda!
Bravo Greg, Bravo! Well read. I think it's funny how Doyle described Kansas and our American West. Ha. Oh some people's ideas, or the capitalizing on old ideas. Good read.
One of my favourite short stories
Great stuff as always!
Thank you!
A lovely reading. Thank you.
I must say that your personification of Holmes is perfection! Your skill has only been rivaled by Jeremy Brett in our generation. (Thank you for doing a good American accent without making it so nasal :) Many people get the accent close, but they seem to have the idea that we all have enlarged adenoids and whine through our noses, lol)
This story is quite similar to another Doyle story, as far as the plot is concerned. Well read as always.
And And the read headed league you meant ??
red-headed league? similar advertisement for someone with a peculiar quality (red hair) to rob a bank. i think the three garridebs is a slightly more serious plot
Great reading.