Mystery of 31 New Inn, The by R. Austin Freeman (1862 - 1943)

by LibriVox

Jeffrey Blackmore suspiciously made two wills, both deceptively alike, but still, in a cunning way, completely different. John Thorndyke, equally cunning and smart, smells something fishy. With stylish cool and logic, he leads the story up to its marvelous and fully credible climax. (Summary by Neeru Iyer)

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  • 00 - Preface
    – 00:03:01
  • 01 - Chapter 1 - The Mysterious Patient, part 1
    – 00:23:09
  • 02 - Chapter 1 - The Mysterious Patient, part 2
    – 00:22:11
  • 03 - Chapter 2 - Thorndyke Devises A Scheme
    – 00:25:14
  • 04 - Chapter 3 - "A Chiel's Amang Ye Takin' Notes", part 1
    – 00:23:08
  • 05 - Chapter 3 - "A Chiel's Amang Ye Takin' Notes", part 2
    – 00:19:11
  • 06 - Chapter 4 - The Official View
    – 00:13:23
  • 07 - Chapter 5 - Jeffrey Blackmore's Will
    – 00:28:02
  • 08 - Chapter 6 - Jeffrey Blackmore, Deceased
    – 00:30:45
  • 09 - Chapter 7 - The Cuneiform Inscription, part 1
    – 00:26:05
  • 10 - Chapter 7 - The Cuneiform Inscription, part 2
    – 00:21:02
  • 11 - Chapter 8 - The Track Chart
    – 00:23:41
  • 12 - Chapter 9 - The House of Mystery
    – 00:38:14
  • 13 - Chapter 10 - The Hunter Hunted, part 1
    – 00:17:23
  • 14 - Chapter 10 - The Hunter Hunted, part 2
    – 00:19:13
  • 15 - Chapter 11 - The Blackmore Case Reviewed
    – 00:33:27
  • 16 - Chapter 12 - The Portrait
    – 00:18:39
  • 17 - Chapter 13 - The Statement of Samuel Wilkins
    – 00:31:23
  • 18 - Chapter 14 - Thorndyke Lays The Mine
    – 00:14:14
  • 19 - Chapter 15 - Thorndyke Explodes The Mine
    – 00:24:26
  • 20 - Chapter 16 - An Exposition and A Tragedy, part 1
    – 00:26:34
  • 21 - Chapter 16 - An Exposition and A Tragedy, part 2
    – 00:25:40
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