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Sherlock Holmes and a band of his most infallible deductive friends solve mysteries. Infallibly, of course. "The Adventure of the Mona Lisa" appeared in January 1912 in The Century magazine, and "The Adventure of the Clothes-Line" in the same magazine in May 1915.
Mystery and humor writer Carolyn Wells' two crossover stories invented the concept of a modern league of heroes. (Homer and the Argonaut legends did it back in the day.) She also wrote The Technique of the Detective Story, an instruction manual.
This audio is part of the collection: Open Source Audio
Author: Carolyn Wells
Date: 2008-01-31
Source: The Century magazine, January 1912
Keywords: Audiobook - fiction; humor; crossovers
Creative Commons license: Public Domain
I'll put up the second story later today.
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| The Adventure of the Mona Lisa | 14 MB | 7.1 MB | 6.9 MB |
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