The Hound of the Baskervilles by Arthur Conan Doyle | Sherlock Holmes #5 | Full Audiobook

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Arthur Lane is the BEST narrator and I only stumbled across him by chance. My lucky day. Thanks

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The most clear sounding audiobook. I love the pronunciation and it's easy to follow.

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I really enjoy these narrations. The reader has clear diction.

[@veritas6335]

Narrator has the Henry Baskerville character, who is Canadian, speaking with a marked British accent, despite Watson’s saying that he spoke with a “broad western accent.” Narrator might note: Canadian speech is much the same as American speech. (Except in the small towns of the Atlantic provinces, where certain vowel sounds are a bit peculiar, such as saying “oot”” and “aboot” for out and about. Not an American accent in that region, but not British either.). But generally, Canadians don’t speak with a British accent. Very few, if any, British actors (or narrators of audiobooks) can do an American accent. Peter Sellers is the only British actor that comes to mind who could pull it off. (He did so brilliantly in Dr Strangelove.).

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[@veritas6335]

Nicely read. The story is made annoyingly hard to follow by the presence of unnecessary characters, not to mention unnecessary words. The story would probably be half as long were it not for the tortuously overwrought Victoria prose. Victorian authors never put ten words in a sentence when forty-five would do. At times their sentences are as overstuffed with superfluous verbiage as a Christmas goose. Not one of Doyle’s best stories. Interesting concept and a good idea, but imperfectly wrought. Doyle often could have used his own Max Perkins.

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The Reader sounds as dramatic as the talking clock ..l couldnt take more than ten minutes .

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Talking clock might be a tad generous.

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