Mystery Mile: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide
Mystery Mile by Margery Allingham: the LibriVox audiobook summary, 28 original MP3 tracks, 8:02:44 running time and a link to listen.
Mystery Mile, credited to Margery Allingham, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.
About the work
The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:
LibriVox recording of Mystery Mile by Margery Allingham. Read in English by Terrance Callan. An American judge, Crowdy Lobbett, is threatened by a mysterious master criminal concerning whom the judge has dangerous information. Albert Campion undertakes to protect him. The ensuing events combine thrills, comedy and romance. This is the second of Margery Allingham’s novels that feature Albert Campion and the first in which he solves the mystery. - Summary by Terrance Callan
Recording facts
- Recording title: Mystery Mile
- Author credits: Margery Allingham
- Language: English
- Original MP3 tracks: 28
- Listed recording duration: 8:02:44
Catalogue topics
- Mystery
- thriller
- comedy
- romance
Opening tracks: first 24 of 28
- 01 - Among Those Present — 26:09
- 02 - The Simister Legend — 19:39
- 03 - Mystery Mile — 21:37
- 04 - The Lord of the Manor — 13:37
- 05 - The Seven Whistlers — 6:21
- 06 - The Man in Dress Clothes — 17:07
- 07 - By the Light of the Hurricane — 17:00
- 08 - The Envelope — 15:37
- 09 - 'In Event of Trouble...' — 12:56
- 10 - The Insanity of Swithin Cush — 11:16
- 11 - The Maze — 14:53
- 12 - The Dead End — 14:36
- 13 - The Blue Suitcase — 20:30
- 14 - Campion to Move — 20:33
- 15 - The Exuberance of Mr. Kettle — 13:30
- 16 - The Wheels Go Round — 12:46
- 17 - 'Gent on a Bike' — 13:58
- 18 - The Unspeakable Thos — 15:54
- 19 - The Tradesmen's Entrance — 17:47
- 20 - The Profession — 12:59
- 21 - Mr. Campion's Nerve — 13:11
- 22 - The Rough-house — 13:24
- 23 - And How! — 24:32
- 24 - 'Once More Into the Breach, Dear Friends' — 16:10
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