Dr. John H. Watson - Norman Shelley
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872 appearances
3 recordings
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 25 Jul
Dr. John H. Watson - Norman Shelley’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I recognize his melancholy and philosophic mood.
Well, by all means, Holmes.
I confess I don't see that can be much service, but I'm willing to do my best.
I was merely going to point out that if you continue to wave your paintbrush about like that, it wouldn't be long before you did your clothing a mischief.
Mr. Holmes merely requested certain details.
For example, the events of the actual evening of your wife's disappearance.
Positive.
I think so.
Oh, did I mention that he tore up a photograph of his wife in my presence?
I never wish to see her damn face again, he cried.
The weather was hot, the train slow, my companion sullen and silent.
When we at last reached Little Parlington Station, it was a two-mile drive before we came to the vicarage, where a big, solemn, rather pompous clergyman received us up in his study.
Our telegram lay before him.
Well, gentlemen, what can I do for you?
We came in answer to your wire, Mr. Elman.
My wire...
I sent no telegraphic communication.
I mean the one you sent to Mr. Josiah Emerly about his wife and his money.
If this is a joke, sir, it is a very questionable one.
I have never heard of the gentleman you name, and I have not sent a telegram to anyone.
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