Dr. John H. Watson
speaker
3,490 appearances
15 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 31 Jul
Dr. John H. Watson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Exactly, and not the window shutter being replaced, as at first I had supposed.
The blow of my cane, of course, drove the brute back through the ventilator and roused its temper.
It was ready to bite the first person it saw.
So, in a way, I must be responsible for Dr. Roylock's death, but I cannot say that it's likely to weigh to the heavenly of my conscience.
Draw up your chair to the fire, my dear fellow, and be so good as to hand me my violin.
The only problem we have to solve now, my dear Watson, is how to while away these rather chilly April evenings.
The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, based on the original stories of Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, have been dramatized anew with original music composed by Sidney Thorpe.
Sir Ralph Richardson played the part of Dr. Watson and Sir John Gilded, that of Sherlock Holmes.
The program was produced by Harry Allen Towers.
Capital, my dear Watson.
Of course, I quite agree with you, Holmes.
Any individual owes a great deal of his gifts, if he has any, to his ancestry, to heredity.
My case, Watson?
Well, from all you've ever told me, it seems obvious that your remarkable faculties of observation and deduction come almost entirely from your own systematic training.
You didn't inherit them.
Holmes, in all the time we've known one another, this is the first mention you've ever made of having a brother.
Holmes, Holmes, did I ever get used to your ways?
Oh.
Yes, these old four-wheelers are getting a bit faded at the edges.
I'm afraid he hasn't.
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