33 The Three Students from The Return of Sherlock Holmes (1905) Audiobook
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- čas přidán 14. 03. 2017
- The Three Students is a short story by Arthur Conan Doyle featuring Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson.
It is read by Greg Wagland.
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Thanks! In Germany It's considered a little weird for a 13 year old to like these types of stories, but I love them and the narrator has a really nice, relaxing voice
Glad you like them! I think I liked them at your age, but that's quite a long time ago now!
Guten nacht.
its not considered weird or shouldn’t be, it’s just in your head. be a bit more self confident
I read the Sherlock Holmes stories for the first time at age 13! Found lovely people to befriend over the years through a shared love for them
same w/ me
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These books are really important to me, as I cannot sleep well. Good dreams to everybody listening.
Aural Ovaltine
Sherlock Holmes Stories Magpie Audio has an asian Gq
Max L. GT I understand: I am very dependent on these.
Oh. My. GOODNESS! I commented on this a year ago?! Crazy. And I still haven’t changed my story reader, thank you for reading these.
I can never sleep when listening to them.... lol
I never read Sherlock. I have always adored the film and tv versions, almost without judgement. These audios are absolutely spectacular. I’ve listened to them more than once. I have terrible insomnia and the narrator is soothing. The stories are so visual. They help me sleep. Thank You..
I have tried drinking water with cucumbers and peppermint leaves soaking in the water. Tiny sprinkle of salt. This creates Electrolytes. Like some odd magic, I sleep now. 😌🇨🇦I do love the audio books.
I never really liked the film Sherlocks and never read them, except for The Hound of the Basketvilles. I am hooked on these now. Excellent presentation and characterizations. Watson is not portrayed as a bumbling character like in the TV version.
Love the audio stories. Holmes and Watson are the most perfect characters.
I also enjoy reading the comments, what a nice bunch:)
Yes, all the listeners are great.
I have read all of Holmes in the past. But just like a child, I never get weary of hearing a story again and again. So pleased to find these audios. And kind Sir narrator, you knock my socks off. ; )
Thanks Debra. Kind of you. Yeah, listening to a story is a lovely feeling.
My parents had a large collection of classics when I was growing up. Holmes was my favorite. Now these audiobooks help me sleep at night. Thank you so much. 😊
Thanks for sharing! Cheers Andrea.
"Let us see in the future how high you can rise " .... words written over 100 years ago that inspire just the same today.
Yes, inspiring stuff.
Are you the fellow who reads these stories aloud?
Love that line~
Beautifully read. Couldn't be better.
Thank you, Jennifer! Kind of you!
thanks again, this series has become my favorite set of readings of the canon!
Thank you for all the sherlock stories . Been listening to one a night . Thanks again .
Amanda Williamson by falling asleep
You, Sr. Greg, are a bright light in the menacing shadow of this coronavirus scare! So glad I have these to listen to in order to get my mind off of these troubles for a little bit. Thank you for your time and skill in these superb productions! God bless you and keep you safe!
Thanks Elvira! You too!
It's so nice to know other people have also discovered you through this terrible pandemic. I've been comforted in listening to these with headphones as I fall asleep for 2 years now I don't know of anything that could be as apeasing in these difficult times. Well done Greg, and thank you!
This is the second time I'm compelled to comment and appreciate the amazing narrator and his narration.
HUGE FAN.❤
Thank you very much, Mimansa.
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio sending lots of love from India. 🙏✨
stay safe and blessed. ✨😇
3 am and still can't sleep, but i loveeeee listening to you reading me storiessss
thank you greg, your voice is so soothing, makes me enjoy the stories so much and fall asleep to every night, thanks for your kind efforts to make and share these (and not even monetise it)
Thank you for posting these. It's nice to listen to at night before bed.
Greg you are hands down the best reader I have listened to ! Love Sherlock and Watson and listening to read is a relaxing way to fall asleep thank you.
Thanks for listening, Patty, until you zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz!
These have been a CZcams suggestion for a year, tried it last night and was utterly delighted. Bless you for sharing.
Thank you. These stories bring me pleasure. The storyteller is wonderful.
Kind of you. I'll tell him.
Excellent! It's been seven or eight years since I heard this. Enjoyable. Thank you.
you don’t know how big of a deal it is that the background is different. It’s great.
Glad to hear.
Thank you so much for recording this story! It´s my favourite of them all. Because it´s so simple and minimalistic, yet so intriguing. It´s amazing how sir Arthur could paint such an intricate picture on such a small canvas. And I suspect, I also like it because I can easily put myself in the characters´ shoes 🙂 I have been a student, but I have never been a governess looking for an Indian treasure, an aristocrat attacked by a snake or a daughter of a London banker in love with a criminal 😀
Absolutely love these stories, I've been a huge fan of sir Conan Doyle since I was a small child, especially Sherlock Holmes. I also love Edgar Allan Poe, I would love to hear you read some of these. Great work. Thank you.
I agree! Poe read by Magpie audio would be marvellous!
An enjoyable experience, listening to this story while sitting on my settee with my eyes closed. Thank you.
A settee no less!
We turn this on at night and we call it our songs because one night my boyfriend was tired and asked if I was putting our songs on, by accident meaning this playlist lol :)
Yes yess exactly
I was startled to find that I have so much in common with Sherlock Holmes, homely untidiness is a quality I also enjoy ;-) love listening to your dulcet tones Greg. Thank you
This is an excellent reading! Thank you for this entertaining tale. ❤️❤️❤️
I enjoy these, but I end up falling asleep.
Great to hear you speak again! Love your Voice!!! Steve😊
Thank you kindly!
I love these readings I listen as I work making my work most enjoyable thank you so much
Thank you
Thanks for uploading these stories here much appreciated, it helps me with my insomnia 👍❤️
Insomnia is my forte!
This story is soooo good. Brilliant little mystery.
Yes. I like The Three Students.
Thank you for all the book s love listening to them as I am house bound thank s again
Glad you're enjoying them Moira Ann. Stay warm!
Wagland does a very good reading here!
Cheers Tsnore!
In one of these stories, he does an excellent American accent.
I just realized that this stories are over 100 years old..
Duh.
I love listening to these ... Turn off the lights and just let the voice shape my imagination as to tell the tales ...
Thanks Max
In school, we are doing a project on different stories. The group I am in chose this story for our project. I didn't have enough time to read the story but, I was able to listen to the audio before the project. I very much enjoy the audio of this story. I believe this is one of my new favorite stories.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your comment Lillie.
The "printer" is a person, not a machine ♡
Grateful thanks for these stories...best ever narration.
Ta very much Waara Varley.
I play these during the day instead of running the tv. So much better. Love the voice for these tells :)
How did Holmes know so early on in his examination to ask the servant about which chair he chose to sit in? I guess it just made little sense to walk so far across the room while
feeling terrubly "faint". Good catch, Holmes !
Bloody fantastic!
Cheers Tom
i like this story and thank you so much
thank you
With each of these stories I listen to, I'm picturing Jeremy Brett :-)
This is awesome. :)
Always liked Sherlock Holmes so this is great.
OK, Greg, how could I resist an, “Elementary my dear Watson”, membership? Magpie made it irresistibly easy today.
Cheers John. Much appreciated.
I love these stories. Thanks 😊
Cheers, Jude!
Thanks for this 😁👌
great story, thank you so much
Love... Thank you!
An enigma wrapped in a mystery hidden in the twilight
This was an interesting case.
Тhank you. If I listen every day, I'll get an "A" in English for VPR ;)
Even the university setting isn't immune to mystery thrillers, The Three Students proves that.
Lovely
What beautiful sound😻😻
Shahinez Sebbagh - Isn't he FAB!
The BEST READING-ALOUD VOICE IN AMERICA! (I only mean that I have no idea whether, to human
ears in England, Scotland, Wales, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, the Hebrides , Guernsey, etc
GW's voice flows as
wonderfully as it does to those of this American....
Thank you
This narrator actually sounds like that wonderfull actor Derek Nimmo.....
Telling the Truth oh golly gosh, yes archbishop.
Who?
You are an important part of my life right now
A lovely story, concise, a great setting, much inferntiol logic😮
Yes!
Inferntiol?
amazing
Glad you think so!
Sherlock Holmes is my favorite story i love this story
Glad you enjoyed it Zuzhmita
1. How did Sherlock Holmes solve the case ?
A.It was a lucky guess
B.He saw the culprit copying the test
C.He knew the culprit was tall and an athlete
D.He didn't solve the case at all ...
2 . What mistake does Bannister make that Hilton soames notices in "THE ADVENTURE OF THREE STUDENTS".
PLEASE ANSWER
The person who reads these books is THE PERSON from whom to learn english pronunciation.
That's me! Thanks for the recommendation, Davide. However, I'm not the person for German pronunciation - definitely not.
Greg-Is there any way I could make a one time contribution? Do u have Venmo?
I don't, I'm afraid, but don't worry about contributions. Just your moral support is great! Many thanks. Greg
Thank you from me in Canada. Your readings are very much appreciated. You bring the stories to life.
So.... finally today I found out that it has a audio book too🙂...why I am so late in everything 🙂
Love it
I love your accent. good to listen your. Which country do you live? And what's your name? thank a big.
I live in your mind. And also in the UK. As for my name, it is un-self consciously plastered all over this channel.
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I’m calling my husband my husband Bannister from now on lol!
Did this guy really just name the characters Holmes and solmes?
I love the noncononical stories! Where are the Digressions?
Hi Karen
The Digressions are now largely retired, but the I Digress series of podcasts can be searched and found on the following platforms: Podbean and iTunes. Only the final 2 episodes are on CZcams. Not sure if I'm carrying on with it, fun though it was.
Hope that helps / clears it up. Cheers.
Wonderful narration. But can you or Doyle point to the origin of the name Sherlock? Either its real origin or why Doyle chose that name?
The original name for Sherlock was going to be Sherrington, but Doyle had second thoughts and changed it.
I trust that a bright future awaits you in Rhodesia. For once you have fallen low. Let us see, in the future, how high you can rise.”
that was a good end !
These are great thanks. There is some inconsistency in Holmes' reasoning in this story though. He claims that the Indian student could not have guessed the nature of the papers but Gilchrist could. Also, the stationers appear to open at late hours.
Yes, that does sound a bit dodgy.
Perhaps a stationers would stay open late in a university town. Who knows when the need for a broad pen nib or Power Rangers rubber might arise?
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio Maybe they did in the 19th century especially during exam time. Anyway, I'm being picky. Love all the stories and have done for many years.
The Indian student only saw a series of papers rolled up that might or might not have been the proofs. Gilchrist definitely saw the proofs opened from his window and therefore definitely knew they were the scholarship proofs.
Me too....
I dont read very well but ty hese stories are well done
Its okay
Greg, I would listen to you reading the phone book.
You say that Jim, but be careful what you wish for ;-)
I run a child's radio program on Sunday's and am wondering if i can use all of these on my show as we have a lot of Blind ( Tween- Teen) Children tuning in? I had read all of these books as a child and would love to share them.
Hi Kadazza. Go to my website www.greg wagland.co.uk And email me some details?
More than one Sunday are Sundays. To indicate the plural in English one adds an s. That's all.
Apostrophes are used to indicate possession, belonging to, as in "Sunday's sermon was interesting."
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I don't get the three little pyriamds? He says number three is the same as number one and two? I thought Holmes drew that with two students pencils
I'm not trying to get a like, I need some answers
Anyone? I really can't remember the details. Have you tried looking the story up on wikipedia? They sometimes do a detailed synopsis.
The three pyramids are mud, sand and sawdust remnants of the long-jump track and pit that were on Ghilchrist's sports shoes, indentations from the spikes on the underneath. Much the same happens with golf shoes.
Does someone know, how much did Sherlock Holmes charge for his services?
Usually, nothing. His work is his own reward. However, his wealthier clients often provide significant payment based upon their appreciation of the value of his services to them. Which keeps Holmes well supported.
I think we would call it a sliding scale. 🙂
whos voice is this?
Dunno.
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Thanks Rebecca.
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Thanks Farooq. Appreciated!
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124 thumbs down?
So, does anyone else see a sniper scope?
Is that by the front door?
@@sherlock_holmes_magpie_audio I believe they mean the image with the corners black makes the picture look like a scope.
I do .
Türkçe altyazi atsanız ne güzel olur be aga
I don't know how to do that, I'm afraid. But Turkish subtitles would be a great idea.
Anyone know?
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Difficult to grasp the concept that the author of these stories actually believed in the existence of fairies....
People believe some pretty weird stuff today... even authors!
Is it a posh accent ?
Dash it. "Electric light"??? Unwarranted, new-fangled innovations. No more the cozy warmth, the delicate sssh of gas lanps. Already the clatter and honking of horseless carriages, next will come surely the din of motors coursing the air overhead. The detective will lack the quiet he needs to concentrate.