The Devil's Paw
E. Phillips Oppenheim
Read by: Tom Weiss
Book Coordinator: Tom Weiss
Proof-Listener(s): mim@can
Meta-Coordinator/Cataloging: Bartde Leeuw
01 - Chapter 01 -00:16:27
02 - Chapter 02 - 00:25:37
03 - Chapter 03 -00:1 1:27
04 - Chapter 04-00:14:01
05 - Chapter 05-00:11:57
06 - Chapter 06-00:11:56
07 - Chapter 07 - 00:28:08
08 - Chapter 08 - 00:20:55
09 - Chapter 09 -00:18:20
10 - Chapter 10-00:17:07
11 - Chapter 11 -00:30:24
12 - Chapter 12-00:23:57
13 - Chapter 13-00:20:26
14 - Chapter 14-00:18:35
15 - Chapter 15-00:14:48
16 - Chapter 16-00:13:20
17 - Chapter 17-00:23:40
18 - Chapter 18-00:15:03
19 - Chapter 19-00:14:16
20 - Chapter 20-00:17:25
21 - Chapter 21 -00:15:24
22 -Chapter 22 -00:07:10
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The Devil's Paw
E. Phillips Oppenheim
The Devil's Paw
A beautiful, intelligent young woman - is she a traitorous spy
or a patriot? An aristocratic soldier permanently injured during
the war - is he a patriot or is there more to him than meets the
eye? A clandestine meeting on a beach - espionage or peace
movement? (Summary by Tom Weiss)
Source....: LibriVox, http://www.librivox.org
Author : E. Phillips Oppenheim
Run time.: 06:30:23
Chapters.: 22
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