The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Part I.

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

A Memoir of a Friend and Companion

02:26 • 3min

3

'It Is Simple, I Deduce It'

05:02 • 3min

4

You See, but You Do Not Observe

07:37 • 3min

5

The German Who Writes on Bohemian Paper

10:21 • 4min

6

Said Holmes, and I You Will Excuse This Mask Continued

14:03 • 2min

7

I Am the King. Why Should I Attempt to Conceal It?

16:14 • 2min

8

The Forgery of a Private Notepaper

18:01 • 5min

9

Then Good Night, Your Majesty.

22:43 • 3min

10

'Briony Lodge'

25:23 • 3min

11

The Serpentine Mewse to a Man

28:09 • 2min

12

Drive Like the Devil, if You Reach It in 20 Minutes

30:03 • 3min

13

I Am a Doctor, and I Will Want You!

32:50 • 4min

14

'It Is Nothing Very Formidable,' He Said.

36:23 • 2min

15

The Photograph Is a Double Edged Weapon

38:03 • 3min

16

The Poor Man's Life Is in His Hand, Cried One Woman

40:43 • 2min

17

The Smoke Rocket

43:09 • 2min

18

The Lady of the House Is on Fire, What Else Could She Do?

45:21 • 3min

19

I Am in Hopes That She Does, Said Sherlock Holmes

48:03 • 3min

20

Mister Sherlock Holmes, Esquire

51:04 • 3min

21

The Woman End of a Scandal in Bohemia

53:48 • 2min

22

Is There a Better Way to Deal With the Strangest of Things?

56:15 • 3min

23

'I Did Manual Labour', He Asked.

59:19 • 3min

24

The Red Headed League

01:02:00 • 3min

25

Is Your Assistant a Smarter Man?

01:04:53 • 3min

26

The League of the Red Headed Men

01:07:30 • 2min

27

Red Headed Men, Is It Really a Shade of Red?

01:09:21 • 3min

28

Mister Jabez Wilson

01:12:49 • 3min

29

A Pawnbroker's Business Is Mostly Done of an Evening

01:15:53 • 2min

30

A Brief History of a Will by Vincent Spalding

01:18:21 • 4min

31

The Red Headed League

01:21:53 • 3min

32

Is It a Prank on Me?

01:24:46 • 3min

33

The Three-Pipe Problem

01:27:41 • 3min

34

The Saxkoburg Square

01:30:15 • 3min

35

Doctor, You Want to Go Home, No Doubt?

01:32:54 • 4min

36

Mister Merriweather

01:36:24 • 2min

37

John Clay, the Murderer, Thief, Smasher and Forger.

01:38:20 • 2min

38

Then, Doctor, We Are in a Cellar of the City Branch of a Major London Bank

01:40:38 • 3min

39

Then I Will Put That Screen Over That Dark Lantern and Sit in the Dark

01:43:20 • 3min

40

'I'll Swing for It'

01:45:57 • 3min

41

The Red Headed League

01:48:33 • 3min

42

The Cellar, There Was the End of This Tangled Clue

01:51:35 • 2min

43

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes

01:53:23 • 4min

44

The Greatest Crime of All Time

01:57:12 • 2min

45

Oscillation Upon the Pavement

01:59:02 • 3min

46

Mister Holmes, I Wish You Would Do as Much for Me

02:01:53 • 2min

47

'I'm a Single Lady,' Said Holmes

02:04:20 • 2min

48

Mister Hosmer Angel, a Gentleman

02:06:47 • 3min

49

A Letter From Your Stepfather to Your Father, Mister Windibank

02:10:02 • 1min

50

What Has Happened Since?

02:11:31 • 3min

51

Mister Hosmer Angel

02:14:28 • 3min

52

Watson, You Are Coming Along Wonderfully!

02:17:09 • 3min

53

The Signed Letters of Mister Hosmer Angel

02:20:25 • 2min

54

The Mystery of the Bridegroom of Miss Mary Sutherland

02:22:27 • 2min

55

Miss Sutherland's Stepfather, Mister James Windibank

02:24:52 • 2min

56

Mister Windibank

02:27:05 • 3min

57

The Deception of a Young Lady

02:29:54 • 2min

58

The Law Cannot Touch You, Mister Holmes

02:32:24 • 3min

59

How Do You Verify Your Man?

02:35:02 • 3min

60

'I'll Be Glad if You'll Come,' Said Watson, Looking Across at Me

02:37:54 • 3min

61

Mc Carthy and Turner

02:41:18 • 1min

62

Mister Mc Carthy and Mister Turner Quarrels

02:42:34 • 3min

63

The Case of a Young Gentleman in Scarlet

02:45:23 • 2min

64

Observation and Inference in the Inquest

02:47:53 • 3min

65

The Story of the Death of My Father

02:50:46 • 3min

66

The Coroner, Witness, I Must Still Refuse

02:53:23 • 4min

67

Is the Glass a Question of Barometric Pressure?

02:56:59 • 2min

68

Sherlock Holmes - Is He Innocent?

02:58:56 • 3min

69

The Doctor Won't Allow It, Miss Turner

03:01:39 • 3min

70

The Death of a Rat

03:04:20 • 3min

71

A Man's Life Is Not Quite as Good as It Used to Be

03:07:50 • 2min

72

The Murder of a Barmaid

03:09:31 • 3min

73

Do You Not Deduce Something From That?

03:12:07 • 2min

74

Sherlock Holmes Was Transformed When He Was Hot Upon Such a Scent

03:14:03 • 2min

75

The Boscombe Pool

03:15:34 • 3min

76

The Killing of Ross Holmes

03:18:15 • 2min

77

Holmes, a Man With a Gammy Leg.

03:20:04 • 3min

78

The Cooee Is a Distinctly Australian Cry

03:22:53 • 4min

79

Holmes Saved an Innocent Human Life

03:26:40 • 2min

80

The Old Man Sank His Face in His Hands, Says Old Turner

03:28:32 • 3min

81

The Story of the Ballarat Gang

03:31:06 • 2min

82

Is There a Rest for Me?

03:33:33 • 3min

83

The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes by Arthur Conan Doyle

03:36:32 • 4min

84

The Strange Train of Circumstances

03:40:11 • 2min

85

I Owe You an Apology, Said Holmes

03:42:03 • 3min

86

I Am the Last Court of Appeal.

03:44:50 • 3min

87

'K, K, K'

03:48:18 • 3min

88

The Singula Incident Made the Deepest Impression Upon Me

03:50:54 • 1min

89

The Death of My Father, Mister Holmes

03:52:22 • 3min

90

The Sundial in the Garden

03:55:27 • 4min

91

My Father's Last Message

03:59:05 • 2min

92

Is It a Pips?

04:01:11 • 3min

93

Do Not Lose an Instant, Said the Young Man

04:04:00 • 3min

94

The Art of Reasoning

04:06:50 • 3min

95

Colonel Openshaw's Fear of Some One or Something

04:09:27 • 3min

96

The Sailing Ship and the Mail Boat

04:12:42 • 2min

97

The Secret Society of the South

04:14:53 • 3min

98

Holmes, I Cried, You Are Too Late.

04:17:56 • 4min

99

'It's a Good Idea,' He Said, 'Young Openshaw'

04:21:35 • 2min

100

The Lone Star Was in the Port of London in January 85.

04:23:32 • 3min