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Great Detectives of Old Time Radio from Boise, Idaho. This is your host, Adam Graham.

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histories of seven great fictional detectives or policemen, and examines life lessons that can

be learned from them. Other of them are available as e-books or as audiobooks through audible.com

or the Apple Store. Well now it's time for another episode of Mystery Is My Hobby, and the

title is Death Is One and Three.

Mystery Is My Hobby. Ladies and gentlemen, Barton Drake speaking. This week I've selected for our

drama Taste History No. 132 from my book Mystery Is My Hobby. I call it Death Is One and Three.

Oh come now. Don't think for a minute that you can bluff me. Not me, Alexander Corvelle.

I've been a publisher for too long. Every trick on the game has been tried on me.

Just who do you think you are to come fodging in here like this? I make my own rules. I hire my please.

I fire who my please. I discard who my please. I marry who my please. Let me assure you.

If you think for one minute that I'm impressed by your ridiculous touch.

I was just finishing dinner at my club and George the head writer came up telling the

telephone. Yes hello Barton Drake speaking. Oh hello inspector.

That's the bow pie. Well here's a little something for dessert.

Vector will you please get to the point. Okay but grab on as I run to yours and just

been murdered. A friend of mine. Who? Alexander Corvelle the publisher. Corvelle.

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