DOYLE: The Sign of Four

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The Sign of Four (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
David Timson, reader


1. The Science of Deduction - 6:57
2. 'My practice has extended recently to the Continent' - 5:53
3. 'I handed him over the watch' - 6:35
4. The Statement of the Case - 9:42
5. 'Standing at the window, I watched her walking briskly down the street' - 3:15
6. In Quest of a Solution - 5:49
7. 'It was a September evening' - 5:52
8. The Story of the Bald Headed Man - 8:27
9. 'My father was, as you may have guessed' - 9:02
10. 'The little man stopped to relight his hookah' - 7:38

The Sign of Four (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
David Timson, reader


1. The Tragedy of Pondicherry Lodge - 8:01
2. 'At that moment the door of the house burst open' - 4:39
3. 'It appeared to have been fitted up as a chemical laboratory' - 4:14
4. Sherlock Holmes Gives a Demonstration - 5:47
5. 'The chamber in which we found ourselves' - 5:26
6. 'As he spoke, the steps which had been coming nearer sounded loudly on the passage' - 9:02
7. The Episode of the Barrel - 7:10
8. 'Toby proved to be an ugly, long-haired, lop-eared creature' - 5:51
9. 'The east had been gradually whitening' - 9:58
10. 'We had during this time been following the guidance of Toby' - 3:09
11. The Baker Street Irregulars - 2:58
12. 'He was approaching the door of the house' - 6:44

The Sign of Four (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
David Timson, reader


1. 'It was between eight and nine o'clock now' - 5:58
2. 'He handed them a shilling each' - 5:21
3. A Break in the Chain - 7:02
4. 'We did not, however.' - 3:47
5. 'it was a long day.' - 4:43
6. 'A heavy step was heard ascending the stair' - 3:09
7. 'We both started in our chairs' - 3:42
8. The End of the Islander - 9:04
9. 'While this conversation had been proceeding' - 4:05
10. 'At that moment, however, as our evil fate would have it' - 7:02
11. The Great Agra Treasure - 7:40
12. 'They landed me at Vauxhall' - 7:30

The Sign of Four (more info)
Composed by: Arthur Conan Doyle
David Timson, reader


1. The Strange Story of Jonathan Small - 6:34
2. 'I am a Worcestershire man myself, born near Pershore.' - 7:04
3. 'The City of Agra is a great place' - 3:48
4. 'The third night of my watch was dark and dirty' - 7:29
5. 'In Worcestershire the life of a man seems a great and a sacred thing' - 6:56
6. 'He stopped and held out his manacled hands' - 7:05
7. 'It was rather a queer position we found ourselves in then.' - 6:45
8. 'Two nights later he and his friend, Captain Morstan, came' - 4:42
9. 'Well, gentlemen, I weary you with my long story' - 4:42
10. 'Well, if I were to tell you all the adventures' - 5:07
11. 'A very remarkable account,' said Sherlock Holmes' - 4:57

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