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The D’Arblay Mystery
Chapitres (19)
- I: The Pool in the Wood 0:00
- II: A Conference with Dr. Thorndyke 30:38
- III: The Doctor’s Revelations 46:16
- IV: Mr. Bendelow 1:19:04
- V: Inspector Follett’s Discovery 1:38:08
- VI: Marion D’Arblay at Home 2:02:01
- VII: Enlarging Thorndyke’s Knowledge 2:28:52
- VIII: Simon Bendelow, Deceased 2:53:30
- IX: A Strange Misadventure 3:14:45
- X: Marion’s Peril 3:39:23
- XI: Arms and the Man 4:11:57
- XII: A Dramatic Discovery 4:28:55
- XIII: A Narrow Escape 4:49:09
- XIV: The Haunted Man 5:16:09
- XV: Thorndyke Proposes a New Move 5:47:05
- XVI: A Surprise for the Superintendent 6:14:05
- XVII: A Chapter of Surprises 6:44:49
- XVIII: The Last Act 7:18:28
- XIX: Thorndyke Disentangles the Threads 7:51:51
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While out collecting pond water samples early one morning, newly qualified doctor Stephen Gray chances upon a dead body in the Queen’s Wood. The body turns out to be that of an artist, Julius D’Arblay. Assisted by renowned medical jurist Dr. John Thorndyke and D’Arblay’s daughter Marion, Gray finds himself embroiled in a plot that will test his wits, endanger his life, and perhaps even lead to love.
Although narrated by earnest junior doctor Stephen Gray, the mystery of the D’Arblay case is unraveled by renowned forensic scientist Dr. John Thorndyke, protagonist of twenty-one novels and numerous short stories by R. Austin Freeman.