Although best known for the creation of the detective Sherlock Holmes, Arthur Conan Doyle did not only write works of mystery and of adventure - he was also a rather successful poet. This is a collection of poems written by the famous author. - Summary by Carolin
Chapters
1
A Hymn of Empire Read by Bruce Kachuk 2:54
2
Sir Nigel's Song Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:21
3
The Arab Steed Read by ImkeStevens 3:15
4
A Post-Impressionist Read by Bruce Kachuk 4:09
5
Empire Builders Read by Greg Giordano 2:57
6
The Groom's Encore Read by Ellen Preckel 4:40
7
The Bay Horse Read by Ellen Preckel 1:14
8
The Outcasts Read by Phil Chenevert 1:53
9
The End Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:11
10
1902-1909 Read by Catherine R. Salazar 4:40
11
The Wanderer Read by Greg Giordano 4:41
12
Bendy's Sermon Read by Martin Geeson 7:10
13
Compensation Read by Greg Giordano 3:06
14
The Banner of Progress Read by Greg Giordano 1:08
15
Hope Read by Greg Giordano 1:55
16
Religio Medici Read by Eric Metzler 2:16
17
Man's Limitation Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:26
18
Mind and Matter Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:05
19
Darkness Read by Greg Giordano 1:38
20
A Woman's Love Read by Julia Niedermaier 1:04
21
By the North Sea Read by Phil Schempf 1:01
22
December's Snow Read by Phil Schempf 1:14
23
Shakespeare's Expostulation Read by Martin Geeson 6:13
24
The Empire Read by Greg Giordano 0:48
25
A Voyage Read by Greg Giordano 2:00
26
The Orphanage Read by Onlam 1:19
27
Sexagenarius Loquitur Read by Ruth Golding 1:16
28
Night Voices Read by Bruce Kachuk 1:09
29
The Message Read by Winston Tharp 1:03
30
The Echo Read by Julia Niedermaier 0:46
31
Advice to a Young Author Read by Julia Niedermaier 1:06
32
A Lilt of the Road Read by Eric Metzler 10:13
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