The Silver Hatchet by Arthur Conan Doyle (1883) 

Thanks Lee. Glad you like 'em.

same here, THE stories here are my companions at work

Love them too!!❤️

That is kind of you, Aviraj. I wish you every success with your studies!

Hope you enjoy it!

Thank you! 😃 I could have worked harder on them, but hey, maybe life's too short. Cheers back to you, Natalie, in Germany! all the best.

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio 🤗😚

Thanks for listening and your support, aunty!

Thanks Scout Rifle as always!

Cheers, Craig. Yes we all deserve a few rays every now and then.

My pleasure, Diane!!

Cheers K!!!!

Aww, sorry to hear that Jeaninne, thoughts from Yorkshire. 🇬🇧

Jeaninne. Sorry to hear you're having a hard time. Hope things pick up soon. All the best! G.

Thanks for listening and your continued support Scotticus. Much appreciated!!

Hope you liked it, Lynn.

My pleasure, Irena!

Glad you liked it, Trueships! Appreciated!

Glad you enjoyed it, Rick! Thank you!

Thank you kindly, Barbara!

Kind of you to say so , Colm. All the best.

I am! Hope you are too!

Same to you, LT!

You are very welcome, Linda. Cheers!

THANKS, SLASH!

Great to hear that, Jay! Workplaces - ugh!!!

Thank you! Cheers, Michael!

Thanks for listening, Sallie.

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio i love stories , and i love your READING, due to long hours work, i hardly can read a whole story in months... it is funny, coz i did read during my school days 2 stories of Sherlock, for book report, then another for just reading mainly, when i first saw this CHANNEL, i listened to all 3 stories in one day while working ! during the pandemic, i think I've listen to all Sherlock, twice, then Uncle Jeremy, then now this... i am hook...😀😀😀😀😀

Absolutely, Geri!! I hope I will be.

Glad you enjoyed it, Manya! Cheers!

Thank you. You recognised the picture too, then?

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Oh, I didn't even look at the pic, but it's definitely recognizable :) A nice touch.

You are welcome, Abdulsalam! Cheers!

You are most welcome, Dennis! cheers!!

Hope you liked it, Heather. Cheers!

Hope you enjoyed it, Multi!

Cheers, Ann. All the best!

Glad you think so! And I like your name too, Tuck. Liberty!!!

Thanks True Blue!

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio You’re the only reader that I currently listen to where I don’t have to slow down the pace of the video, your reading pace is so wonderful and not rushed!! Ps. I listen to you the most of course ;)

Very welcome as per, mijiy

Glad you enjoyed it!

Good question, Andrew. Where have I been? Glad you like 'em. Golden Compass is well within copyright and will be for decades, I fear.

Copyright still remains on the last few, can you believe it?

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Do you know if the copyright will expire?

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio you're joking! Whom holds it?

Glad you enjoyed it, Rachel!

Thanks LL!

Perhaps, BC!

Well, I wouldn’t have mind if at least one Hungarian name have occured in the story....

Ta sim3otto. Kind of you!

Thanks, Akash.

Very wise of her, Nick!

You are so welcome, Petra. Thanks for you kind offer re: the German. I'll bear it in mind. I'm still haunted by my mispronunciation of the word Rache in one of the stories. However, perfection is a bit overrated. Cheers!

Thanks Anthony. How are you keeping?

Almost certainly. When is a different matter, but not long, Roxanne. Cheers!

Thank you!

Glad to hear it JL!

You're welcome, Lynn! Hope you enjoy it!

Glad you enjoyed it, GR! Appreciate you commenting.

Yes, me too, Philip.

Welcome back! Cheers Keith!

The End 😂👍👍loved it.

Yes. Blooming like a rare cactus!

You are welcome, Mary Mary!

True

Hope you like, Sunstone.

Mr Roy. That dates us, I think, Michael. I did enjoy Basil. & Lambchop of course.

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Ha ha! I think I must be a bit older than you then. It was 'Mr Derek' (a very young Derek Foulds) when I watched it. 'Basil de Farmer, the knight in shining armour'. I used to call my son 'Lambchop' when he was a toddler although his swedish mother said it sounds a bit off in swedish (shades of Julian and Sandy), forget Magpie how about 'Bona Audio'?

Me obviously! Thanks Greg.

Marianne Stokes (Great artist) 1909 THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AND MARGIT BRIDGE, BUDAPEST

And to you, Felene.

Those big old steins of bier. Fantastic! Hope you doing ok, Ringp?

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Excuuuuuuse me! When are we doing your Biography oh famous one? Helooooo!?

You're welcome kIkI!

This could very well be Sherlock's actual voice and delivery. It makes English prose doubly pleasurable to listen to.

It will be somewhere on the Internet in Spanish as a pdf. Read along!

The Houses of Parliament and Margit Bridge, Budapest by Marianne Stokes, 1909

@@pattywolford thank you! 😊

THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AND MARGIT BRIDGE, BUDAPEST Marianne Stokes Date: 1909 All the best, Jeremy!

@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Many thanks, Greg. I'm just in the process of preparing a presentation for a literature course on Gothic literature of the 19th century at Bonn University on the 1st December, so this recording is extremely timely. Incidentally, as a Brit with German citizenship, i.e. a foot in both language camps, you made a really, really good stab at the German on the piece of paper towards the end. Hats off to you for that, or as they say over here "Hut ab!" Keep up the good work and Gb!

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THE HOUSES OF PARLIAMENT AND MARGIT BRIDGE, BUDAPEST Marianne Stokes. Painted in 1909. Great isn't it?

Exactly my thought

Isn't The White Company wars of the Roses or some such? Might do it... you recommend?

Sherlock Holmes Stories Magpie Audio Yes actually I do, The setting is of course Medieval times and it’s a full length novel, but Conan Doyle always considered it to be the best thing he had ever written in his lifetime. I’d recommend you check it out at least.

Sad story

Hi Berry. Good to hear from you!

@@mirandawatkins3001 I liked it, I thought the poison thing before it was even mentioned at the end. Been listening Sherlock too long, I immediately start looking for logical explanations. Lol

You and me both! Thanks acdallas!

Greg, that was awesome! Your voice is so relaxing and you did an amazing job w the accents and Old German, etc. You’re a consummate professional! And...I’d never heard or read this before so it was a real treat!