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The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 4

Sir Arthur Conan DoyleSir Arthur Conan Doyle

9789626342138

31 tracksReleased 2001-03-01

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9789626342138 is the Universal Product Code (UPC barcode) for the release “The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 4” by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, released 2001-03-01. UPCs are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify a music release — album, EP, or single — across every digital and physical retail platform. This release contains 31 tracks, each with its own ISRC.

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Track List (31)

#	Track Title	ISWC
1	A Case of Identity: '"My dear fellow," said Sherlock Holmes…'	—
2	A Case of Identity: Miss Mary Sutherland enters…	—
3	A Case of Identity: Miss Sutherland tells her story	—
4	A Case of Identity: Sherlock Holmes considers the matter	—
5	A Case of Identity: Ireturn to Baker Street…	—
6	A Case of Identity: 'Our visitor collapsed into a chair, with a ghastly face…'	—
7	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"One summer night, a few months after my marriage…"'	—
8	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"The facts are only two days old. Briefly they are these:"'	—
9	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"Having gathered these facts, Watson…"'	—
10	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: Miss Morrison's statement…	—
2-1	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: At the scene of the tragedy	—
2-2	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: 'My way ran down a dried-up watercourse…'	—
2-3	The Naval Treaty: 'The July which immediately succeeded my marriage was made memorable…'	—
2-4	The Naval Treaty: 'Holmes was seated at his side-table clad in his dressing-gown…'	—
2-5	The Naval Treaty: '"I won't waste your time," said he, raising himself upon the sofa.'	—
2-6	The Naval Treaty: 'The commissionaire, seeing by my pale face that something was to be feared…'	—
2-7	The Naval Treaty: 'Then for the first time the horror of my situation came into its full force…'	—
2-8	The Naval Treaty: 'Mr. Joseph Harrison drove us down to the station…'	—
2-9	The Naval Treaty: 'It was twenty past three when we reached our terminus…'	—
2-10	The Naval Treaty: 'I met him accordingly next morning'	—
2-11	The Naval Treaty: 'It was arranged as he suggested…'	—
3-1	The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'It was seven o'clock when I awoke…'	—
3-2	The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'The night was fine, but still it was a very weary vigil.'	—
3-3	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'During my long and intimate acquaintance with Mr Sherlock Holmes…'	—
3-4	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Mycroft Holmes was a much larger and stouter man than Sherlock.'	—
3-5	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'A few minutes later, we were joined by a short, stout man…'	—
3-6	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'As he spoke, he opened a door…'	—
3-7	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: '"I was hurried through the hall and into the vehicle…"'	—
3-8	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'We had reached our house in Baker Street while we had been talking.'	—
3-9	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Our hope was that, by taking the train…'	—
3-10	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'It was a simple story which he had to tell…'	—

A Case of Identity: '"My dear fellow," said Sherlock Holmes…'

—

A Case of Identity: Miss Mary Sutherland enters…

—

A Case of Identity: Miss Sutherland tells her story

—

A Case of Identity: Sherlock Holmes considers the matter

—

A Case of Identity: Ireturn to Baker Street…

—

A Case of Identity: 'Our visitor collapsed into a chair, with a ghastly face…'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"One summer night, a few months after my marriage…"'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"The facts are only two days old. Briefly they are these:"'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"Having gathered these facts, Watson…"'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: Miss Morrison's statement…

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: At the scene of the tragedy

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: 'My way ran down a dried-up watercourse…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'The July which immediately succeeded my marriage was made memorable…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'Holmes was seated at his side-table clad in his dressing-gown…'

—

The Naval Treaty: '"I won't waste your time," said he, raising himself upon the sofa.'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'The commissionaire, seeing by my pale face that something was to be feared…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'Then for the first time the horror of my situation came into its full force…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'Mr. Joseph Harrison drove us down to the station…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'It was twenty past three when we reached our terminus…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'I met him accordingly next morning'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'It was arranged as he suggested…'

—

The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'It was seven o'clock when I awoke…'

—

The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'The night was fine, but still it was a very weary vigil.'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'During my long and intimate acquaintance with Mr Sherlock Holmes…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Mycroft Holmes was a much larger and stouter man than Sherlock.'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'A few minutes later, we were joined by a short, stout man…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'As he spoke, he opened a door…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: '"I was hurried through the hall and into the vehicle…"'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'We had reached our house in Baker Street while we had been talking.'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Our hope was that, by taking the train…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'It was a simple story which he had to tell…'

—

Track List (31)

#	Track Title	ISWC
1	A Case of Identity: '"My dear fellow," said Sherlock Holmes…'	—
2	A Case of Identity: Miss Mary Sutherland enters…	—
3	A Case of Identity: Miss Sutherland tells her story	—
4	A Case of Identity: Sherlock Holmes considers the matter	—
5	A Case of Identity: Ireturn to Baker Street…	—
6	A Case of Identity: 'Our visitor collapsed into a chair, with a ghastly face…'	—
7	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"One summer night, a few months after my marriage…"'	—
8	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"The facts are only two days old. Briefly they are these:"'	—
9	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"Having gathered these facts, Watson…"'	—
10	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: Miss Morrison's statement…	—
2-1	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: At the scene of the tragedy	—
2-2	The Adventure of the Crooked Man: 'My way ran down a dried-up watercourse…'	—
2-3	The Naval Treaty: 'The July which immediately succeeded my marriage was made memorable…'	—
2-4	The Naval Treaty: 'Holmes was seated at his side-table clad in his dressing-gown…'	—
2-5	The Naval Treaty: '"I won't waste your time," said he, raising himself upon the sofa.'	—
2-6	The Naval Treaty: 'The commissionaire, seeing by my pale face that something was to be feared…'	—
2-7	The Naval Treaty: 'Then for the first time the horror of my situation came into its full force…'	—
2-8	The Naval Treaty: 'Mr. Joseph Harrison drove us down to the station…'	—
2-9	The Naval Treaty: 'It was twenty past three when we reached our terminus…'	—
2-10	The Naval Treaty: 'I met him accordingly next morning'	—
2-11	The Naval Treaty: 'It was arranged as he suggested…'	—
3-1	The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'It was seven o'clock when I awoke…'	—
3-2	The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'The night was fine, but still it was a very weary vigil.'	—
3-3	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'During my long and intimate acquaintance with Mr Sherlock Holmes…'	—
3-4	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Mycroft Holmes was a much larger and stouter man than Sherlock.'	—
3-5	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'A few minutes later, we were joined by a short, stout man…'	—
3-6	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'As he spoke, he opened a door…'	—
3-7	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: '"I was hurried through the hall and into the vehicle…"'	—
3-8	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'We had reached our house in Baker Street while we had been talking.'	—
3-9	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Our hope was that, by taking the train…'	—
3-10	The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'It was a simple story which he had to tell…'	—

A Case of Identity: '"My dear fellow," said Sherlock Holmes…'

—

A Case of Identity: Miss Mary Sutherland enters…

—

A Case of Identity: Miss Sutherland tells her story

—

A Case of Identity: Sherlock Holmes considers the matter

—

A Case of Identity: Ireturn to Baker Street…

—

A Case of Identity: 'Our visitor collapsed into a chair, with a ghastly face…'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"One summer night, a few months after my marriage…"'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"The facts are only two days old. Briefly they are these:"'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: '"Having gathered these facts, Watson…"'

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: Miss Morrison's statement…

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: At the scene of the tragedy

—

The Adventure of the Crooked Man: 'My way ran down a dried-up watercourse…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'The July which immediately succeeded my marriage was made memorable…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'Holmes was seated at his side-table clad in his dressing-gown…'

—

The Naval Treaty: '"I won't waste your time," said he, raising himself upon the sofa.'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'The commissionaire, seeing by my pale face that something was to be feared…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'Then for the first time the horror of my situation came into its full force…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'Mr. Joseph Harrison drove us down to the station…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'It was twenty past three when we reached our terminus…'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'I met him accordingly next morning'

—

The Naval Treaty: 'It was arranged as he suggested…'

—

The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'It was seven o'clock when I awoke…'

—

The Adventure of the Naval Treaty: 'The night was fine, but still it was a very weary vigil.'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'During my long and intimate acquaintance with Mr Sherlock Holmes…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Mycroft Holmes was a much larger and stouter man than Sherlock.'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'A few minutes later, we were joined by a short, stout man…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'As he spoke, he opened a door…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: '"I was hurried through the hall and into the vehicle…"'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'We had reached our house in Baker Street while we had been talking.'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'Our hope was that, by taking the train…'

—

The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter: 'It was a simple story which he had to tell…'

—

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9789626342138 is a Universal Product Code (UPC) assigned to The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes, Volume 4 by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. UPCs (also called EAN barcodes) are unique numeric identifiers assigned by distributors to identify music releases — albums, EPs, and singles — across all digital and physical retail platforms.

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