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The Crime at Black Dudley

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1929
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  1. Candle-Light

    21:01

  2. The Ritual of the Dagger

    18:13

  3. In the Garage

    13:57

  4. Murder

    19:18

  5. The Mask

    6:58

  6. Mr. Campion Brings the House Down

    9:37

  7. Five O'Clock in the Morning

    12:33

  8. Open Warfare

    15:32

  9. Chris Kennedy Scores a Try Only

    16:38

  10. The Impetuous Mr. Abbershaw

    10:33

  11. One Explanation

    20:27

  12. 'Furthermore...' said Mr. Campion

    13:05

  13. Abbershaw Sees Red

    11:25

  14. Abbershaw Gets His Interview

    12:49

  15. Doctor Abbershaw's Deductions

    20:25

  16. The Militant Mrs. Meade

    20:18

  17. In the Evening

    19:18

  18. Mr. Kennedy's Council

    16:29

  19. Mr. Campion's Conjuring Trick

    16:34

  20. The Round-Up

    25:57

  21. The Point of View of Benjamin Dawlish

    13:09

  22. The Darkest Hour

    15:43

  23. An Error in Taste

    14:42

  24. The Last of Black Dudley

    17:53

  25. Mr. Watt Explains

    15:22

  26. 'Cherchez la Femme'

    16:59

  27. A Journey by Night

    14:01

  28. Should a Doctor Tell?

    17:35

  29. The Last Chapter

    24:32

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About this book

A weekend party gathers at Black Dudley, a gloomy isolated mansion on the Suffolk marshes, where the young pathologist George Abbershaw hopes to court a fellow guest. Instead, an old family ritual involving a dagger passed hand to hand in the dark ends with the host lying dead, and the assembled guests soon realize a criminal gang has locked them inside. Among the company is a vague, chattering, bespectacled young man named Albert Campion, whose foolish manner hides a sharp mind. Margery Allingham's first novel in the Campion sequence blends country-house menace with brisk adventure and the sly humor that would make her sleuth famous. This free PDF and EPUB edition marks the debut of one of Golden Age detective fiction's most engaging characters.

About the author

Margery Allingham

Margery Allingham was an English mystery novelist of the Golden Age, best remembered for creating the gentleman adventurer Albert Campion. The Crime at Black Dudley, first published in 1929 by Jarrolds, introduces Campion during a house party at Black Dudley manor.

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Book facts

First published
1929
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
191
Language
English
Formats
PDF, EPUB, Read online, Audiobook
Audio read by
Terrance Callan