Uncle Jeremy's Household PART TWO by Arthur Conan Doyle 

I love the different accents and tones used for the differing characters. Mr Wagland is a talented storyteller.

Do you ever get tired of hearing us tell you how greatly we admire your talent and how much we truly appreciate your work? I hope you don't, because I can't seem to stop and it seems as though my fellow listeners can't either.💗

I was dreading having to wait a few days for part two!! And low and behold it’s on a few hours later..Bravo Greg Bravo!!!

Greg Wagland. The Ferrero Rocher of storytellers.

Great storytelling again, Mr. Wagland! “And he hurried away in a paroxysm of senile anger.” Marvellous!

What an astonishing and atmospheric tale! It has so many layers. Your recording is the union of two superlative artists - yourself and Sir Arthur.

This story was new to me. One of the few Conan Doyle stories I’ve missed. Thank you for an enjoyable afternoon listening to it while I did boring chores. Narration was sounded perfect to me.

Oh my, my, Greg. You are indeed the best audiobook reader on RU-vid! This part two was so exciting that at first try of listening, I finished it, without falling asleep first! Great story and better yet, great acting and delivery of the story. Hats off to you, sir!🤩🤩

This was an intriguing story! I read a review on Agatha Christie’s “Crooked House,” and was fascinated to learn about how late 19th / early 20th century fiction reflected the contemporaneous views on ‘nature vs nurture.’ It seems the opinion of the time came almost exclusively down in favor of nature. This point of view shines a light on many of the literary villains of the time. I’m now recognizing it in the works of writers other than Christie. This story by ACD is a great example. Thank you for your masterful narration!

How delightful to find a new performance of your excellent reading of an Arthur Conan Doyle work that was new to me. So glad to see you back again. I have listened & relistened to all of your postings many many times. Of all the offerings on RU-vid, yours are the ones I chose to listen to many many times. As does my oldest son. He values your readings as do I. Thank you!!

Beautifully told. Listened while enjoying this sunny Autumn afternoon 🌻 in Vicksburg, IN.

Two in one day? You’re spoiling us, Greg.

Excellent 👌 narration Mr. Greg Wagland. Enjoyed it very much. Greetings from India. Please upload more stories, if possible.

What a great story! Wonderfully paced, and as usual, expertly narrated!

I have never heard this before and hope folks will take the time to be mesmerized by it. Your reading was outstanding. Thank you.

I am a fan of your readings. Please go on.

I've read so much Holmes, and heard Mr. Wagland reading so much ACD that I've now got quite good at predicting the denouements of these little adventures. Far from detracting from my enjoyment, this has increased it. TYVM, Greg.

Fantastic classic ACD tale! It offers a glimpse into the society of 19th century England...and also what they found amusing in their literature. Not like today's tales and certainly not to be judged as such, but at least it is honest enough to call itself fiction. It presents a gripping story with twists and turns of plot and characters with satisfying ending. Whether ACD's writings reflect the prejudices of the people at the time I can't begin to guess, but I suspect they do. That gives an opportunity to travel back in time, kind of like Agatha Christie's writings.

Wonderful story and fantastic narration as always. Haven’t seen anything new lately. I sure hope you are doing well Greg and the RU-vid police haven’t sent in their drones. Please take care.

Thank you so very much Greg! To find a new ACD on Magpie Audio is a real treat indeed. I curled up, after a late supper, with a strong cup of coffee, a pipe full of something I grew in my garden and listened to both parts! Outstanding!

Well Greg... everyday I have to listen to your story telling at least for an hour... I am getting very much addicted... no way.

Thanks for not making us wait!

Absolutely wonderful story and narration of a story I had never read. Thank you😍

I'll never ignore another ACD work again just because it's not a Sherlock story. Btw what a very lovely painting.

Love love LOVE this story - such vivid characters. I did a bit of research on the word 'thug' - it's origins are very interesting. Thank you Mr W ❤

An amazing story, and very well told. Bravo Mr wagland. Bravo

This story is a good one. Thanks Magpie audio.

A nice surprise and beautifully (masterfully) read..thank you

very engrossing and weird. it seems the princess may have learned a new way of thought and changed a little. thank you much :) 🌷🧝🏽‍♀️🏰

Fantastic story! Your reading transports me into the story as always. I enjoyed this and needed this today. Thank you so much Greg! Stay well.

Thank you, Mr. Wagland!

Still another new discovery from my favorite narrator I have *read" almost all of your stories and have never been disappointed. Please keep it up!

Wow, that was quick. Many thanks.

Cracking tale. Thanks

❤Good day Greg🎡 Excellent narration.

Excellent!

I lov your reads you ar awesome

Great reading, pals, number 1 and 2. Congratulations.

Loved it! Why don't you read some of Wilkie Collins, I think his style should be right up your street. Thank you so much I really enjoy all of you audiobooks ❤️ Keep up the good work!

Loved the story...beautifully read (as always!)

Amazing reading! I love Sir ACD!

I really appreciate the two part series perfect for sleep!

Yay! Thanks for this story. Perfect as always.

I was transported to the scene! Another great reading! Thank you!!!

Thank you so much sharing this with us... I'd never heard it before, excellent listen and superb narration

I greatly enjoyed this. Thank you.

Your voice is so wonderful I don't know how you do it.

Interesting story made more worthwhile by the telling of customs, and more, of the villain. Thanks Greg. I’ve been looking for your new productions. Nice mood setting art work. 😊

Good story!

Hi! I super love your readings I recently discovered them whilst scrolling about on RU-vid. I Esspecially think your Sherlock Holmes book readings are amazing! But...I have a question have you tried reading any books by Agatha Christe? Specifically the Hercule Poirot mysteries. I would love to hear your voice doing those mysteries, if you can. Keep up the amazing work your voice is truly wonderful to listen too!

Thank you very much for this lovely reading!

Very good indeed thank you

TY for terrific reading

A fantstic yarn. Totally gripping.

Thank you, Greg ❣️ You are an excellent voice actor, love your work. You make me perfectly comfortable with being nosy about what goes on in other people's lives. 😁🙃😁

Beautifully read

Greg. Thanks to you I just got two pointless answers on Pointless! Victory!

Thank you!

I don’t care what anyone says I love the Home Depot guys voice. Fragrance launch tomorrow! Be there or be square.

❤️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️🀄️❤️ Thank you!

I'm so delighted there was a high dudgeon in of. 1! Have you ever considered reading any Wharton?

Where are you Beautiful Voice Man? I love you!😘 💕 ❤️

Dr John says cases are up in the Humber. Be safe! 😜

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Does anybody know what day it is?

Please look up the adventure of the troubled night, in the comments of Holmes' naval treaty adventure.

PERIODT GREG🖐😤🤚

Do you by anyway know Sting? Just wondering.

Oh Conan Doyle's portrayal of Miss Warrander makes me cringe! He really did share the prejudices of his day. And clearly he didn't understand the differences between different religions...But wonderful reading as ever Greg.

Who’s household is this again? 🤔

Did Conan Doyle write this for Adults? The characters, the plot, the 'religion' were totally unbelievable. The last part was particularly painful. Eg Miss Warrender had pointed out to Mr. Lawrence the thick limb of an oak tree where someone cld hide, drop on a victim and kill him. Mr Lawrence, expecting a murder, saw the tree and the secty, saw someone moving along the limb, yet still oblivious to what wld happen! He just stood and watched the murder. Murderers escape, no concern/investigation of victims etc.

I’m the first one watching

In the tradition of Orientalist nonsense that Spielberg continued when he made Temple of Doom 🙄

P POP prrerdedddddddddddddddd

Alittle hard to listen to. So racist. A reflection of the times.