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The Wisdom of Father Brown
Chapitres (13)
- Dedication 0:00
- The Absence of Mr. Glass 0:05
- The Paradise of Thieves 37:21
- The Duel of Dr. Hirsch 1:20:20
- The Man in the Passage 1:57:47
- The Mistake of the Machine 2:39:10
- The Head of Caesar 3:16:52
- The Purple Wig 3:56:33
- The Perishing of the Pendragons 4:30:43
- The God of the Gongs 5:17:56
- The Salad of Colonel Cray 5:55:21
- The Strange Crime of John Boulnois 6:29:09
- The Fairy Tale of Father Brown 7:07:48
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Father Brown, G. K. Chesterton’s crime-solving Catholic priest, is back in this second collection of Father Brown short stories.
In this collection, Brown is joined by his sidekick, the former arch-criminal Flambeau. Brown is directly involved in the investigations less frequently than in The Innocence of Father Brown, and several of the stories don’t even feature murder. Despite this, the shorts each feature Brown solving a mystery using his characteristic insight into human nature and morality.
The stories in this collection were initially published in various serials, including McClure’s Magazine and The Pall Mall Magazine. Chesterton arranged them in this collection almost in order of publication.