La ténébreuse affaire de Green-Park

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La ténébreuse affaire de Green-Park

by Arnould Galopin

FR·~3 hours·17 chapters

Chapters

17 total
1

ARNOULD GALOPIN

1:16
2

I UNE PARTIE INTERROMPUE

8:39
3

II LE MORT PARLE

21:40
4

III LA TRACE DU FAUVE

24:38
5

IV COMMENT JE DEVINS LE COUSIN D’UN INDIVIDU SUSPECT

30:40
6

V MAUVAIS DÉPART

12:47
7

VI L’HOMME D’AFFAIRES DE FITZROY-STREET

12:06
8

VII CHEZ MR COXCOMB, CHIEF-INSPECTOR

11:44
9

VIII OÙ JE RETROUVE MA PISTE

16:02
10

IX LA FICHE No 76.948

9:17

Description

A meticulous gentleman‑detective narrates his own method, insisting that true investigation demands a personal system rather than the rigid procedures of official police. He paints a vivid picture of his upbringing in the Australian outback and his belief that memory and order are the detective’s greatest tools. From the outset, the tone is intellectual and slightly ironic, promising a puzzle that will test both logic and character.

The story opens on a warm July afternoon in Broad‑West, where the detective hosts a small circle of friends for a card game called “scouring.” Their leisurely round is abruptly interrupted by a knock that sets the “Green‑Park affair” in motion, and the detective departs, promising to return in exactly ten minutes. That brief pause marks the catalyst for a tangled mystery that will unfold through careful observation and the narrator’s idiosyncratic reasoning.

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Language

fr

Duration

~3 hours (207K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Paris: Albin Michel, 1926.

Credits

www.ebooksgratuits.com and Laurent Vogel (This file was produced from images generously made available by the Bibliothèque nationale de France (BnF/Gallica))

Release date

2023-09-30

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Arnould Galopin

Arnould Galopin

1865–1934

A prolific French storyteller, he wrote adventure tales, detective fiction, science fiction, and war novels that reached a wide popular audience. His work moved easily from thrilling serial fiction to more serious books shaped by the First World War.

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