Sherlock Holmes - The Red Headed League
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Two men have a big front door, you instructed themselves. Captain, let me stop all the hounds.
Now we must be silent and wait. Come on.
It's all clear. There's no use. He's got a gun. The sheer speed of my friend Sherlock Holmes never ceased to amaze me. My name is Watson. Dr. Watson. And I was privileged to share the adventures of Sherlock Holmes. I will tell you about the Red-Headed League. It's all in my notebooks. If I may consult them for a moment.
I entered the city room of 221B Baker Street one autumn day to find Sherlock Holmes in deep conversation with an elderly man. The sort of Hillary who put down at a glance an average, commonplace British face. Obese, pompous. In fact, there was nothing remarkable about him except for an expression of extreme chagrin and discontent upon his features. And a head of grazing red hair. Ah, my dear Watson. Ah, morning. Let me introduce you to Mr. J.S. Wilson. How do you do, sir? This is Dr. Watson. He's been my partner and helper in many successful cases, and I've no doubt he'll be of the utmost use in yours, Mr. Wilson. Oh, well, how do you do, Doctor? My friend Watson shares my love of all that is bizarre, outside the conventions and humdrum routine of everyday life.
He shows his relish for it by the enthusiasm with which he chronicles... And if you'll excuse my saying so, embellishes so many of my little adventures. Your cases are of the greatest interest to me, Holmes. Ah, but none more interesting than mine. Oh, what? You remember, Watson, my remarking the other day that for strange effects and extraordinary combinations, we must go to life itself, which is always far more daring than any effort of the imagination. That's a proposition which I took the liberty of doubting. You did? But you must come round to my view nonetheless, or I shall keep piling fact upon fact on you until you admit I am right. Now, Mr. J.B. Wilson here has a narrative which promises to be one of the most singular I've listened to for some time.
It is indeed just singular. Therefore, my friend Dr. Watson must hear it for himself. With pleasure. Perhaps Dr. Watson had better read this here newspaper advertisement, eh? Oh, thank you. Where is it? That's what I think it is. to the Red-Headed League. On account of the request of the late Issachar Hopkins of Lebanon, Pennsylvania, USA, there is now another vacancy in tackling a member of the League to a salary of four pounds a week for purely nominal services. Red-Headed League? Carry on. All red-headed men above the age of 21 years are eligible Apply in person on Monday at 11 o'clock to Duncan Ross at the offices of the 97 Pope's Court, Fleet Street. Well, I see the branch. It is a little off the beaten track, isn't it?
You've noticed, of course, that the new statewide is two months old. Oh, yes. Now, Mr. Wilson. Well, as I told Mr. Holmes... I have a small pawnbroker's business at Saxe-Coburg Square near the city. It just gives me a living. I can only afford an assistant because he's willing to take half wages to learn the business. Well, what is the name of this obliging fellow? Vincent Spalding. Oh, mind you, I couldn't wish a smarter man. Comes of a good family. He can get to us what I'm able to give him. But why shall I put ideas into his head? Ideas? I don't know that your assistant is not as remarkable as your advertisement.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:02–7:57
2
Who introduces the Sherlock Holmes Red-Headed League story and setting?
7:57–14:20
3
How does Jabez Wilson first discover the Red-Headed League advertisement?
14:20–16:07
4
What are the application details and rules of the Red-Headed League job?
16:07–17:44
5
Why does Vincent Spalding encourage Wilson to apply and what is his role?
17:44–29:45