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Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
11358 songs
Total 11358 songs
| Title | Rating | Play |
|---|---|---|
The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet - '"I will tell you, then, what occured"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 7:04 | ||
The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet - '"It is an old maxim of mine"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 5:03 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - 'In publishing these short sketches'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 7:14 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - 'An instant later our door opened'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 4:30 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - '"I'll tell you what I know about Effie's history"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 4:06 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - '"Well, last Monday evening I was taking a stroll"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 6:46 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - '"I should have gone to the city that day"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 6:09 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - '"It was all still and quiet upon the ground floor"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 2:47 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - Holmes and I listened with the utmost interestThe Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 6:53 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - 'He was waiting at the platform when we stepped out'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 4:59 | ||
The Adventure of the Yellow Face - '"That is John Hebron of Atlanta"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 5 • 5:28 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': "I have some papers here," said my friendThe Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:21 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'One evening, shortly after my arrival'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:08 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'On the very day, however, before I left'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:40 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'All this occured during the first month'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:16 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'Well, matters went from bad to worse'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:10 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'My friend ascended with the doctor'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:50 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'These are the very papers, Watson'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 7:18 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'That was his style to talk'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 7:39 | ||
The Adventure of the 'Gloria Scott': 'And now I come to the most surprising part'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 6:55 | ||
The Adventure of the Resident Patient: 'In glancing over the somewhat incoherent'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 6:37 | ||
The Adventure of the Resident Patient: 'I am compelled, to begin with'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:58 | ||
The Adventure of the Resident Patient: 'Some weeks ago, Mr Blessington came down to'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:29 | ||
The Adventure of the Resident Patient: 'Well, I never thought I should see anything'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:16 | ||
'Within a quarter of an hour'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 6:39 | ||
'Sherlock Holmes' prophecy was soon fulfilled'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:25 | ||
'He went over to the door'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:28 | ||
'"I'll be back by three"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:02 | ||
'The Lord St. Simon marriage'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:23 | ||
'He picked a red-covered volume from a line'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:45 | ||
'Such as they are, they are set forth'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:44 | ||
'"Lord Robert St. Simon"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:16 | ||
'He opened a locket'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:47 | ||
'Lord St. Simon shrugged his shoulders'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:47 | ||
'"It is very good of Lord St. Simon to honour my head"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 7:37 | ||
'It was after five o'clock'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:22 | ||
'"Frank here and I met in '84"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 6:59 | ||
'Lord St. Simon had by no means relaxed his rigid attitude'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 7:10 | ||
'It is with a heavy heart'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:33 | ||
'There was something very strange in all this'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:38 | ||
'Here is the Napoleon of crime, Watson'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:35 | ||
'I was sitting in my room, thinking the matter over'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 6:34 | ||
'"That was my singular interview with Professor Moriarty"'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:58 | ||
'In the morning I obeyed Holmes's infunction'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:15 | ||
'The train had already begun to move'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:23 | ||
'We made our way to Brussels that night'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:41 | ||
I shall be brief, and yet exact'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 4:39 | ||
'It may have been a little over an hour'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 3:31 | ||
'But it was destined that I should'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 6 • 5:07 | ||
A Case of Identity: '"My dear fellow," said Sherlock Holmes…'The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 4 • 6:44 |