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The Golden Triangle
章节(19)
- I: Coralie 0:00
- II: Right Hand and Left Leg 25:54
- III: The Rusty Key 53:13
- IV: Before the Flames 1:18:49
- V: Husband and Wife 1:43:32
- VI: Nineteen Minutes Past Seven 2:11:41
- VII: Twenty-Three Minutes Past Twelve 2:38:32
- VIII: Essarès Bey’s Work 3:06:38
- IX: Patrice and Coralie 3:33:54
- X: The Red Cord 4:00:57
- XI: On the Brink 4:29:33
- XII: In the Abyss 4:52:04
- XIII: The Nails in the Coffin 5:21:23
- XIV: A Strange Character 5:46:03
- XV: The Belle Hélène 6:18:38
- XVI: The Fourth Act 6:54:42
- XVII: Siméon Gives Battle 7:28:46
- XVIII: Siméon’s Last Victim 8:02:35
- XIX: Fiat Lux! 8:51:49
Captain Belval, learning of a threat to his beloved nurse Little Mother Coralie, rescues her from her would-be assailants and is promptly dragged into a plot involving her husband and millions of francs worth of gold. As layer upon layer of conspiracy emerges with no obvious thread to follow, there’s only one man who can be counted on to uncover the truth.
The Golden Triangle (also known as The Return of Arsène Lupin) was published in 1917 in both the original French and this English translation. It is set a couple of years after the events of The Teeth of the Tiger, and is representative of its time with themes of convalescent soldiers and continent-wide plots.