'In the Teeth of the Evidence' by Dorothy L. Sayers - Unabridged Audiobook

[@sheibanineda2488]

You have chosen the intro music from the 70's TV series with Y. Carmicheal which I adore. Excellent narration. Thank you🎉

[@Donna-cc1kt]

Unabridged auto book! Book! Unabridged! Not adaptations. Not BBC radio shows that minimize the content of a book. You Tube has lumped audio books, adapted radio shows, and videos all under “audiobooks”. What a mess for us, especially the visually impaired.

[@RachelHellenga]

Would it be helpful to you if I created a Playlist of unabridged audiobooks as I find them?

[@marisamartin3664]

I am sorry. God bless and heal you

[@melindalemmon2149]

So is this abridged?

[@firesidetales2174]

Unabridged - just a short story!

[@simonhawker9277]

WELL READ THAT MAN, Most enjoyable thanks awfully, what!

[@neilkendrick4976]

had not known of this one - so, thank you.

[@georginacolwell7971]

The reading is great but far too fast. It's ok if the text is in front of you.

[@katyvdb5993]

Thank you. I thought I had read all the Lird Peter Wimsey books, including the short stories, but this is new to me. Who is the narrator, please? Lovely, suitable voice!

[@firesidetales2174]

No-one more exciting than myself, I'm afraid! But I thank you for the very kind words.

[@katyvdb5993]

@Fireside Tales Your very own self? The narration is glorious! You must surely be a professional voice actor?

[@firesidetales2174]

A lowly teacher of English, I fear - this is just a hobby I indulge in now and then. But again, you flatter me!

[@katyvdb5993]

@Fireside Tales In that case, your pupils are most fortunate, and I hope that they appreciate that fact!

[@piearm1271]

Excellent narration erudite and clear, if you’d auditioned I don’t think Edmund Petheridge would have been known in the roll.

[@sophiejameson4064]

Thank you for the upload. I've subscribed.

[@firesidetales2174]

Thank you very much - I'm much obliged to you!

[@kimmccabe1422]

Great reader. Thanks!❤

[@firesidetales2174]

Thank you!

[@ernewmarket]

Love your narration, but slowed it down to .75, alittle too slow but I don’t miss any ideas that way. I think when this was written, people did speak more quickly than now

[@philipkennedy6006]

The “anonymous” narrator is one of the best ever…

[@firesidetales2174]

Very kind of you - much appreciated!

[@THEDISAFFECTED]

Agreed. Uncommonly good. Saw a comment that it was read too fast and had to add my 2 cents that the reader ought not change a thing.

[@Mofee12]

Thank you.

[@firesidetales2174]

Thanks for listening!

[@stephaniehand503]

great

[@annipetratos9401]

🌷

[@rosemaryhunter8892]

You sound just like Graham Crowden or is it Jonathan Cecil?

[@roelienpostma2367]

Such an ingenious Intruiging story!

[@sophiejameson4064]

The reader mispronounces bicuspid. I suppose it may be an archaic way of saying the word but Dorothy L Sayers wasn't writing *that* long ago.

[@firesidetales2174]

No, it's probably sheer ignorance, I'm afraid!

[@sophiejameson4064]

@@firesidetales2174 sorry, didn't mean to be critical. You read beautifully.

[@firesidetales2174]

Don't worry - I wasn't being serious! I really appreciate your kind comments.

[@katyvdb5993]

@Fireside Tales You have an illustrious precedent. When a lady asked Dr Johnson why he defined 'pastern' as ''a horse's knee', he famously replied, 'Ignorance, Madam, pure ignorance'!

[@Donna-cc1kt]

😱 omg. So if it’s an “archaic” pronunciation then this narrator is older that when Dorothy wrote this by your estimation.

[@georginacolwell7971]

Transcript: housekeeping allowance =husky melange😂