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The Door with Seven Locks
Capítulos (34)
- Dedication 0:00
- I 0:13
- II 13:52
- III 23:51
- IV 34:45
- V 55:24
- VI 59:13
- VII 1:21:24
- VIII 1:29:07
- IX 1:38:08
- X 1:52:40
- XI 2:02:21
- XII 2:09:06
- XIII 2:24:29
- XIV 2:36:53
- XV 2:53:40
- XVI 3:08:11
- XVII 3:17:09
- XVIII 3:33:21
- XIX 3:44:05
- XX 4:02:21
- XXI 4:18:50
- XXII 4:27:26
- XXIII 4:33:13
- XXIV 4:39:53
- XXV 4:52:05
- XXVI 5:04:45
- XXVII 5:20:35
- XXVIII 5:33:49
- XXIX 5:52:05
- XXX 6:03:22
- XXXI 6:10:45
- XXXII 6:13:45
- XXXIII 6:25:12
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As a practical joke, Sub-Inspector Dick Martin, about to retire, is asked to find a stolen library book. Before long, Dick finds himself intrigued by the nature of the book—and the attractiveness of Sybil, the librarian.
Now in private practice, Dick accepts a job that requires him to chase an elusive nobleman, Lord Selford, across the world and is subsequently surprised to find that his favorite librarian is Selford’s relative. Events take a turn when a safe-cracking expert is murdered after attempting to break into the Selford family crypt, and Dick investigates.
The Door with Seven Locks contains the locked-room puzzle for which Edgar Wallace was famous, but it’s also notable for its exploration of the concept of nature versus nurture.