The mill house mystery

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The mill house mystery

by Florence Warden

EN·~5 hours

Chapters

Description

In the sun‑blazed town of Dourville, a grand old mill once powered the fortunes of the Hadlow family. Sir Robert Hadlow, a young baronet with a scholar’s curiosity and a calm demeanor, spends his days wandering the estate’s shaded gardens and studying the local antiquities. One scorching July afternoon his routine is shattered by a sudden crash: a cyclist tumbles into a traction engine, and Sir Robert rushes to the scene, his quick thinking turning a chaotic accident into a moment of order.

The incident draws a crowd, but it also pulls the baronet into a deeper intrigue that lies hidden among the stone walls and overgrown grounds of the mill house. As he coordinates aid and gathers the onlookers, subtle clues hint at secrets long buried in the estate’s past. Listeners will find themselves drawn into Sir Robert’s measured world, where history, curiosity, and a sudden crisis converge to set the stage for a compelling mystery.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (325K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

London: Jarrold & Sons, 1911.

Credits

an anonymous Project Gutenberg volunteer

Release date

2024-03-21

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Florence Warden

Florence Warden

1857–1929

A prolific Victorian novelist with a flair for mystery, romance, and sensation, she wrote popular fiction that kept late-19th-century readers turning pages. Her books often mix suspense with lively social detail, making them an inviting doorway into the world of popular British storytelling.

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