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The Shadow Of The Wolf

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Here we have another in the series of novels written by R. Austin Freeman featuring the character of Dr. John Thorndyke. The good doctor is a savvy experienced investigator who combines his detective, scientific and medical skills to hunt down the perpetrators of heinous crimes against humanity. In this instance the love triangle between Mr. Purcell, his wife Maggie Purcell, and Daniel’s business associate and long time partner Mr. Varney creates tensions that spill over to violent actions. Dr. Thorndyke must piece together the relevant clues that will eventually lead him to a satisfactory resolution to the case. His experience helps him to sort through physical and verbal deceptions by the criminal that attempt to misdirect, however he is no match for the brilliant investigator. (7 hr 23 min)

Chapters

In Which Two Men Go Forth And One Arrives

44:16

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In Which Margaret Purcell Receives A Letter

36:12

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In Which Margaret Purcell Consults Mr. Penfield

23:44

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In Which Margaret Confers With Dr. Thorndyke

23:40

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In Which Thorndyke Makes A Few Inquiries

16:12

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In Which Mr. Varney Prepares A Deception

26:51

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The Flash Note Factory

26:16

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In Which Thorndyke Tries Over The Moves

22:09

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In Which Mr. Penfield Receives A Shock

26:28

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In Which Thorndyke Sees A New Light

25:25

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In Which Varney Has An Inspiration

24:32

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In Which Mr. Varney Once More Pulls The Strings

27:48

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In Which The Medico-Legal Worm Arrives

21:54

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In Which Mr. Varney Is Disillusioned

24:15

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In Which Thorndyke Opens The Attack

29:44

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In Which John Rodney Is Convinced

20:29

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In Which There Is A Meeting And A Farewell

23:49

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