46 The Problem of Thor Bridge from The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes (1927) Audiobook
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- The Problem of Thor Bridge is a story from The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, and was first published in The Strand Magazine in 1922.
It's a classic murder mystery featuring not only Holmes and Watson but also a former Senator from 'some Western state' who made his money in gold, a beautiful Brazilian woman, an English governess, an eccentric local policeman and an estate in Hampshire.
It is narrated by Greg Wagland for Magpie Audio.
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Mesmerizing as usual. Your passion for your work shows in every syllable that you utter. It is a treat always, to listen to you. It is difficult to remember while listening, that you are Holmes, and Watson, and the Senator, and the Inspector, and all the other characters. You are in a class by yourself, Mr Wagland.
Thanks for the upload.
Glad you enjoyed it, D A.
V kind words. Cheers.
🙂
:D I love that line about Holmes' "sinister cheerfulness".
Good, isn't it? Lot of heavy lifting in two words.
Doyle was a brilliant student of human character and a master storyteller. Greg Wagland does him great justice.
He didn't know one area: top levels of organized crime, includin those involvin the government. He oversimplified it by leavin out the network of international financiers.
He really was. I have met people in the sciences who have similar personalities to Holmes. His personality also matches a "type" I have read of, and even the descrption of an actual historical figure who was a scientist.
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@@trukeesey8715 yea I think Holmes was a character too large for Doyle's abilities and understanding of crime. Hallards Holmes touches on top level crime it's much more realistic than some of Doyle's simplistic psycho analysis. The lovegrove Holmes modern novels are trash.
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I love these stories and Mr. Wagland's reading is as always top notch. I wonder "am the only one who would like to hear Mr. Wagland do a reading of A Christmas Carol"?
My version available 'free' on Spotify and for actual wonga on audible.
Perfect story for tonight. Thank you!
Karen - thanks as per.
"..and I will admit to you that I could not live under the same roof with such a woman and in daily contact with her without feeling a passionate regard for her. Do you blame me, Mr. Holmes?”
“I do not blame you for feeling it. I should blame you if you expressed it, since this young lady was in a sense under your protection.”
This lines reflect the high morality values of the era.
"...Of". Spokes for itself
You joke don't you?
Granted that era of men held "good" women in high regard, but the culture in general was very harsh on the poor, the uneducated, and anyone who did not meet or exceed their position in the food chain. The racism, bigotry and entitled attitudes, as portrayed by the author (and I have no doubt the portrayal is correct) never fails to surprise me. Even after reading every SH story or listening to every SH audiobook I can find. Regardless I love the characters and the adventures.
@@okeesurveyorAs if modern society is any better
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lol, you said "spokes" 😂
Once again, a great surprise! Thank you!
Cheers AS
Couldn't be happier! Thank you so much! 💚
Glad! Cheers Michele.
More excellence from an amazing narrator.
Ta v much.
You Sir, are my hero!
Thanks Andrea!
This may be my favorite Holmes and Watson tale. And I love them all!
Another riveting story and a very fine performance, Mr Wagland! I enjoyed listening! You didn't deviate from your American accent (Mr. Gibson), not even once. Great job, over all! Thank you for sharing your talent.🥰
Very kind Travi Ron. Esp. re: Mr Gibson.
Thank you for doing what you do. These stories help me to keep my mind during long work days.
Glad to hear it Sueanna.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I wish that Sir Arthur had left a number of Holmes manuscripts that have yet to be discovered. Only so that we could have more amazing mystery adventures from the original author.
Has anyone read any books by Anna Kavan?? Thanks, I always enjoy your narration, Relaxation therapy Lol, love it!
I'll look her up.
Cheers Anthony.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio She was called Kaffka's sister by the literature world, at the time her books didn't fit into any category so they labelled them si-fi but they were more like the beat writers, Julia and the bazooka, openlibrary.org/works/OL11334031W/Julia_and_the_Bazooka
No one has.
Greg, I think you should dream up some sort of contest for your listeners where first prize would be having tea with you! Or, at least, a phone call!
I'm pretty much available for a pot of tea and a vanilla slice! I did think of doing a raffle for my TH-cam plaque thingy but it's probably against the rules. Cheers Barbara!
Thanks Greg
Yay!
Wow, this was a sad one
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Visto 1/6/20
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Ah, the artful Conan Doyle. I had to admire those very brief references he has Watson make, at the beginning of the story, to yet untold mysteries. Brief as they were, they spark the reader's interest. What fun Conan Doyle must have had dreaming up those references. And then there is his positively cinematic dialogue:: "At...the....bottom...of...her... wardrobe." Greg, you, of course, carried that drama as was due. Wonderful, wonderful.
My memory is such that I can't remember the 'At the bottom of her wardrobe' from that story. Glad you enjoyed it though, Barbara!
Greg is so good at what he does. Slipping into other accents as if he was a different person altogether is such a clever skill. Hello from Oz.
Thanks PJ Riddell. Much appreciated here in UK
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio your naration is so excellent it's kind of a minor miracle
thats the secret to good narration kevin whatley *morse) audio sounds like himself every character
Thanks so much for this influx of (new) material. Been sick lately and these stories are just what the Dr (Watson?) ordered
Get well soon JD!
Well said
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Likewise and what a pleasure.
Another gem of a story narrated beautifully. Hoping to see more of such uploads in the future.
Do my best, Ashish
One of my favorite cases. It's doesn't have the flare of other cases, but with such a simple and elegant solution, which shows Holmes' mischievous side.
Thanks a lot! It's one of my absolute favourite Holmes Stories.
I'm glad.
Yes! A new Magpie Audio Holmes story! Thanks, Mr. Wagland - you're the best.
Thank you s7
Sometimes I listen to these stories or those of Agatha Christie and cringe a little at some of the things said. Ideas and mortality that is now seen as racist and wrong. It makes close minded people rally to band books. "These ideas are antiquated and have no place in today's world." They preach.
They put up walls that never let them see the duality of literature and human beings in general. There is rarely pure black or pure white. The darker the shade of grey the less time they take to contemplate what lightens the gradient.
The perfect example is @27:42 . "A fortune for one man, that is more than he needed, should not be built on the ruin of 10,000 men left, without the means of life."
This is something that is worse now that it was then. It is also the perfect example of why literature should never be banned.
It's the whole "baby with the bath water" analogy. They also forget people are good at learning what not to do from the story too. I read Catcher in the Rye in high school. I thought Holden Caufield was a self involved idiot with unrealistic expectations. Then again, he had a few good points.
The Master has spoken again. Must sit down and listen with a mug of tea and crumpets.
Greg can you get Sherlock to investigate why TH-cam turned off my subscription and notification bell!!!!!!!
Ah, crumpets. Was only enjoying a couple of Warburton's finest the other day, with butter and Marmite. No more perfect snack!
Thank you Mr Wagland , something to enjoy with relish ! 👍
Relish might spoil it!
Ta, David.
Fantastic emotion you put into Marlow Bates' nervous rant...love it, as always!
I had almost completely forgotten about Holmes after watching the Granada series decades thesome decades ago, and then I ran across your outstanding interpretations.
You Sir are the Jeremy Brett of narrators and I thank you for your revival of my interest in these wonderful stories.
Jeremy Brett is untouchable in his interpretation of Sherlock Holmes, but I appreciate your comment greatly. Thank you.
I totally agree with you, I have been listening to him for over a year now,and he fascinates me just every bit as much as Jeremy Brett ever did. I just appreciate having someone talk about them and care about them as much as I do.
Thank you!!! I’m so happy 😁 love your voice and these stories
Cheers Daniella!
I love listening to beautiful English beautifully spoken!
Cheers Sue.
I had quite the opposite reaction finding his speech pedantic and affected. I tried to make it to the end but sadly just could not cope with it.
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Yes.
Perhaps a 'Scouse' accent would have been better.
Agreed!!
Ah. So you haven't heard for example Sir Gawain and the Green Knight read in its original, beautifully alliterated north west English. Or Shakespeare spoken in the accent of Tudor England instead of the rather dreary and pompous Received Pronunciation in which it is usually declaimed. I prefer the musicality of regional accents.
"YEEEESSSSSSSSS, Thanks Wagz, good to hear you made it out of the booth with another A1 Academy award narration, Thanks m8ty.. Cheers🍻
from Melbourne 🇦🇺
Thank you JMF. Cheers. Looking forward to my own 'Five o'clock swill' today - got a few tinnies lined up!'.
Good switching from British English to American English 😂🙏😁👍🇺🇲🇬🇧
You've been putting these out at such a wonderful clip recently, thank you so kindly! Do you have a Patreon or Kofi or some way to send some appreciation?
Cheers Morgan. You prompted me into thinking about my Patreon channel. It does exist, it's just that I'm not quite sure what to do with it... :-)
Yes another reading ❤😍
Oh yes!
"Some of you rich men have to be taught that all the world cannot be bribed into condoning your offences" Masterfully written, easily the best quote from Mr Sherlock Holmes in any of the stories.
Good yes...the best? I don't know... 🌹
I think you may be right. It's certainly up there in the top 3. Couple of names spring to mind in the contemporary world, but I won't mention them here.
Sadly most of the world CAN be bribed.
He was so above his times in many stories!
Defy5 yes a nice sentiment, if untrue in practice
stupid socialist can ruin any good book
Thanks for another awesome tale read to perfection!!
Cheers Matthew. Much appreciated as usual.
I wish I could hear all the stories he hints at at the start of each story.
Yes!
Write them.
This was quite a treat! Thank you so much for this narration.
Thanks Barbara!
Lo, what doth I hear? 'T be the vocals of a sire whom we have pleasure in hearing.
Hark, he speaks of a man with extraordinary abilities, whom none canst tell whither his next adventure shall take him.
Nonst can, but one hopth twill be jollith.
Medieval History 2:2
Day made! Thank you😍
What a difference a
Ta Jeaninne
This was an excellent choice for your next upload! A great reading!!!
Thanks SabreWulf
Tonight's story methinks.... Thank you again good sir
Pleasure.
I thoroughly enjoy these audio books they have opened my mind to a whole new world and it's even better that you read and run this channel. Fantastic thank you
Cheers Liam.
Thanks for your comment!
Exactly what I needed! Thank you!!
Ta, Albin.
How did I miss this in my notification. Thank you for making my rainy Sunday . Bright blessings ❤ 💛 💚 🕉
It's been rainy here too.
And to you too, miss applez
Imagine flexing as hard as Holmes did on Gibson. What an absolute legend.
Wow, you're really spoiling us!
Cheers Jabray J
I love your audiobooks, as someone who has a lot of trouble reading on their own they help me soo much!
Bookmark: 28:13
I have just heard another one of your stories and may I say I have listened to it three times now. It's a wonderful story and you sir as usual are at your very best. I enjoy you so much you just do not know. Your rendition of American English was perfect 👌😍!! Please, keep these stories coming for as long as you can. You still amaze me!! With best regards to you!!
Thank you Jody H. Glad you enjoyed, especially my American attempt. I'll keep going, but I'm running out of Sherlock fast! Any suggestions in the public domain? Pre-1924?
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio How about the adventures of Raffles, the gentleman thief, by E. W. Hornung (Conan Doyle's brother in law)? From the 1890s I think. Could work well as a follow on as the character was supposedly designed to mirror Sherlock Holmes and even has his own "Watson" as sidekick/narrator, Bunny Manders. Or I've always really liked the adventures of Father Brown by G. K. Chesterton - loads of great short stories esp in the first two volumes pre 1914. Thanks for your great work on Sherlock, have loved listening!
Absolutely fabulous, as for other stories, what about, C. August Dupine, by Edgar Allen Poe, ( although there is only 3, murder at the rue morgue being my favourite) I'm sure Holmes wouldn't like it as his dismissal in earlier stories proved lol.
Lord Peter Wimsey was always a personal favourite. I'm sure whatever you do will be astounding. You could also do a series of Heroes and villains from the 1800's for example, Jekyll and Hyde, Dupine, Dorian grey etc. 👍
Good work! Keep you work nice! Good luck!
from :Sri Lanka
Hello lovely Sri Lanka!
Thanks Sandali.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio your work is very nice!!..but I have an idea to tell you..if you can make a 3d video or picture video with your audio, it will be so nice!! Really , your voice is good for stories..good luck!
"Tropical nature?" Hilarious. Just like the British.
A Treasure to savor
You say savor and I say savour
Do we need to call the whole thing off?
-Every thing I ever learned I learned from Sherlock Holmes;
Morality
Discipline
Technique 📈
Loyalty
Enduring friendship
Limitations ✋
Self belief.
-Everything ever wish to become I learned from Dr Watson; 💉
Curiosity. 🔎
Devotion
Unconditional love
Humble fellowship
Testimony to others 📝
Importance of preparedness. ⛺
Table manners
Love and fidelity to vows, to spouse.
M. Illinois. 🇺🇸
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Really enjoyed that. Great reading. Many thanks for posting it! I had always heard that the Case-Book stories weren't as strong as the others, but judging by this I'll have to read (or hear) them all!
Cheers Will. Rather a case of 'the curate's egg' I reckon.
Thanks from the tiresome sickbed! You do such good for all of us.
Cheers, Elizabeth. Keep on keeping on!
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I can't tell you Greg how much I've enjoyed your work story after Story. I've listened, listened and re-listen. And you are absolutely brilliant! Thank you 1000 times. But isn't it pronounced Tor Bridge like the River Thames is pronounced Tim's? I am American I could be wrong on this sir let me know. LOL
Thank you !!!
No worries Felene Glad you liked it.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I do so miss your posts. I come back to these over & over especially when I can’t sleep. Not to get too soppy about it but these stories & the sound of your voice are incredibly comforting to me. I do hope you are doing well Greg. :)
*Doyle* & *R. Austin Freeman* held MD Degrees ... just an info tidbit I'm sure everyone already knows🤔
Another fantastically read story
Thank you
Cheers Craig
Nice Koala
These are simply brilliant... Thrilled to have found them ...cheers from the 🇺🇸
Glad you like them, cjxo! Cheers!
Nicely done Greg!! Thank you again!
It's one of the better Case-Book stories, I think. Cheers
Interesting that he lampshades the use of those stories told in third person on a story told in first person.
English is not my language but thanks to your diction, Mr Wagland, I can enjoy every word. I'm very grateful for your beautiful narrations.
Thank you for listening!
Ever time I listen to this I kind of regret we'll never get to read a story about what happened to James Fillimore
I am now an avid listener to your narration. I love to hear you read. So soothing and yet it keeps you gript. Bravo
Aaah thank you so much for these!!! These stories are so beautifully read and are such a comfort!!
You're so welcome! Cheers Prateekshya!
Another brilliant performance, Greg, thanks so much. A rather sad story, I thought.
Yes, very sad. Can't say I warmed to the Gold King very much.
What would we do without you, Greg? Many thanks for a good night’s sleep. PS. Ofc I eventually hear the whole story.
I love you dude. Such magnificants..cheers. Waiting patiently.
Cheers Tracey.
Very nice video
Thanks Creezy
This is a new one, on me. And something else, though, dawns on me, as far as christie's plagiarising of Arthur Conan Doyle's Sherlock Holmes, by way of the maligned Belgian detective, Hercule Poirot.
Eventually, Miss Lemon was replaced, by christie, with George. a valet; replicating this situation where Mrs. Hudson is replaced by .... I missed the name of the new landlord.
Was she replaced in this one? Just downstairs knocking up (as we say in the UK) an apple and blackberry crumble!
Can anyone plz tell me a brief reason of the prime suspect for police
Plzzzzzzzz
gun found in her closet or furniture.
Mr. Copernicus, morals of the era: now also in part. YES Doyle for klieg-light scorn on the bigwig! In fact, once truth was out I'd have hit again for abuse driving his wife's frantic fury.
One of my favorites...read so we'll ...thank you for it ..
Ta Michael.
Back to reality ❣️.
The "fiery Latina" + jealous/"crazy" wife tropes versus the "noble and virtuous" WASP maiden 🙄
Yes. See Hound of the B and probably some others. Also Dracula ladies?
Pray, do not withdraw from youtube, please.
When you guess how it happened by 31:04 you know you watch too many magpie audio videos
Mono diet bad.
Variety - good.
Another masterpiece, Mr Wagland. These are very enjoyable indeed. Thanks for keeping the game afoot.
My pleasure, Hans! The game will always be afoot!
How can someone downvote this?
I can’t love this telling enough. Can we explain why he pronounced saw as “sawr it” the businessman, was in gold?
Just a linguistics question.
What’s the timeline for that on the video?
Excellently read Greg. Thank you, very enjoyable listen!
Glad you enjoyed it
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The person playing the American is almost perfect. But no Canadian or US'er pronounces the word 'saw' as "sawr' . . .
I’ll take ‘almost perfect’ gladly. I do all the other characters too obviously.
Thanks for your comment. I’ll work on it. Cheers.
Please place a reprimand in the personnel file of that slacker actor playing the American. Good help is hard to find.@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio
Another good one.Sherlock is so bad ass.
What a conundrum! The Problem of Thor Bridge certainly had a solution that I wouldn't have expected, not in a million years!
You have a wonderful and energetic narrative style. I have always loved Sherlock Holmes stories, and have quite enjoyed your rendition. Thank you. 🙂 🌻
And husband of the year award...doesn’t go to that guy.
Husband of the month, then?
Gnosis Moment:. Prophecy in Arts correlations.... From 'The Essene Gospels of Peace' translated by Edmond Bordeaux Szekely...the angels will build bridges between the teachings with the stones found by the waterside, make the bridges narrow least the Giants cross them.
Very possibly.
Back to reality ❣️.
Back to reality ❣️.
Back to reality ❣️.