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Turnpike House
Hosted by Fergus Hume · EN
A prolific writer of crime and detective stories Fergus Hume is known for his clever plots. The Turnpike House is another wonderful example of his many intriguing mysteries. EXCERPT: "Suddenly there was the cry of a human being in pain. The light was extinguished, and the mists closed thicker round the ruined building; it might be to hide the sight within the room. Could the walls only have spoken they would have shouted "Murder!" with most miraculous voice. But the age of miracles being past, the walls were dumb, and there was no clamour to greet the horror of this deed done in darkness." - Summary by Celine Major
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Sealed Message - Fergus Hume
2w ago08:21:24Tap to summarizeSealed Message by Fergus Hume invites listeners into a world of intrigue and mystery, where secrets are carefully guarded and messages hold the key to unraveling complex truths. This gripping tale captivates with its exploration of themes such as trust, deception, and the pursuit of justice, making it a timeless narrative that resonates with audiences today. Hume's masterful storytelling and rich character development ensure that the story remains engaging, inviting reflection on the nature of communication and the hidden layers of human relationships. As listeners immerse themselves in this classic work, they will find themselves pondering the impact of unspoken words and the power of revelation.
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May 1707:31:06Tap to summarizeA prolific writer of crime and detective stories Fergus Hume is known for his clever plots. The Turnpike House is another wonderful example of his many intriguing mysteries. EXCERPT: "Suddenly there was the cry of a human being in pain. The light was extinguished, and the mists closed thicker round the ruined building; it might be to hide the sight within the room. Could the walls only have spoken they would have shouted "Murder!" with most miraculous voice. But the age of miracles being past, the walls were dumb, and there was no clamour to greet the horror of this deed done in darkness." - Summary by Celine Major
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