Hushed Up! A Mystery of London
William Le Queux
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Length 7 h 21 min
Chapters 30
First published 1911
A young man, Owen Biddulph, is drawn to a beautiful young woman with a mysterious past... a past that seems to have returned to cause her disappearance! Is she his new found love or his nemesis? And who is this mysterious clergyman that warns him to avoid this young woman, at risk of his very life! What possible harm could this sweet young woman inflict? Written by one of the Masters of Mystery, William Le Queux. (Introduction by Tom Weiss)
Chapters
1
Prologue One and Two Read by Tom Weiss 42:26
2
Told In The Night Read by Tom Weiss 17:39
3
The Clergyman From Hampshire Read by Tom Weiss 14:39
4
The Peril Beyond Read by Tom Weiss 15:03
5
The Dark House In Bayswater Read by Tom Weiss 13:46
6
A Ghastly Truth Read by Tom Weiss 13:02
7
The Flame Of The Candle Read by Tom Weiss 11:42
8
Presents Another Problem Read by Tom Weiss 13:36
9
Face To Face Read by Tom Weiss 11:50
10
Contains A Further Surprise Read by Tom Weiss 14:38
11
What The Police Knew Read by Tom Weiss 11:52
12
The Word Of A Woman Read by Tom Weiss 14:41
13
The Death Kiss Read by Tom Weiss 13:01
14
Of Things Unmentionable Read by Tom Weiss 14:37
15
Forbidden Love Read by Tom Weiss 14:02
16
The Man in Gold Pince-Nez Read by Tom Weiss 15:19
17
The Man In The Street Read by Tom Weiss 13:04
18
Proof Positive Read by Tom Weiss 12:37
19
Through The Mists Read by Tom Weiss 15:18
20
The Stranger In The Rue De Rivoli Read by Tom Weiss 12:53
21
Describes An Unwelcome Guest Read by Tom Weiss 11:18
22
More Mystery Read by Tom Weiss 15:46
23
In Full Cry Read by Tom Weiss 14:23
24
An Unfortunate Slip Read by Tom Weiss 12:39
25
More Strange Facts Read by Tom Weiss 11:59
26
Some Sensational Revelations Read by Tom Weiss 13:44
27
A Contretemps Read by Tom Weiss 9:26
28
The Frenchmen Makes A Statement Read by Tom Weiss 13:23
29
Further Revelations Read by Tom Weiss 8:03
30
Conclusion Read by Tom Weiss 8:00
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