The Case-Book of Sherlock Holmes
This final volume of detective stories was Doyle’s effort to put his most famous creation behind him at long last. It includes a variety of tales, from widely separated periods in the protagonist’s life, including his retirement, stories told from various points of view: Watson’s, Holmes’s, and an omniscient narrator’s. Most, of course, illustrate the detective’s famous “deduction,” but not all; some of his successes call upon resources of character which we rarely associate with him. He demonstrates compassion and empathy, and more than once he laughs. His attitude toward Dr. Watson, although occasionally brusque, includes kindness, affection, and professional respect, revealing a deep and complex friendship that endears both men to the reader. (Summary by T. A. Copeland).
Genre(s): Detective Fiction
Language: English
Section | Chapter | Reader | Time |
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Play 00 | Preface | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:04:17 |
Play 01 | The Adventure of the Illustrious Client | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:58:49 |
Play 02 | The Adventure of the Blanched Soldier | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:45:09 |
Play 03 | The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:35:26 |
Play 04 | The Adventure of the Three Gables | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:37:13 |
Play 05 | The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:36:46 |
Play 06 | The Adventure of the Three Garridebs | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:38:16 |
Play 07 | The Problem of Thor Bridge | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:59:24 |
Play 08 | The Adventure of the Creeping Man | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:48:24 |
Play 09 | The Adventure of the Lion's Mane | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:43:36 |
Play 10 | The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:26:35 |
Play 11 | The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:38:09 |
Play 12 | The Adventure of the Retired Colourman | Thomas A. Copeland |
00:34:57 |