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Phoebe Reads a Mystery

The Leavenworth Case: Book 2, Chapters 18 and 19

Phoebe Reads a Mystery

Vox Media Podcast Network

Drama, Fiction

4.86K Ratings

🗓️ 5 July 2020

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Phoebe reads a chapter a day of Anna Katharine Green’s The Leavenworth Case. Read along. Our other shows are Criminal and This is Love. Donate to Phoebe Reads a Mystery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

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0:00.0

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0:50.0

Chapter 18 On the Stairs

0:56.8

Excited, tremmiless, filled with wonder at this unlooked-for-event, I paused for a moment to collect

1:03.7

my scattered senses. When the sound of a low monotonous voice, breaking upon my ear from the

1:10.4

direction of the library, I approached and found Mr. Harwell, reading aloud from his late

1:15.7

employer's manuscript. It would be difficult for me to describe the effect, which the simple

1:21.8

discovery made upon me at this time. There, in that room of late death, withdrawn from the turmoil

1:28.9

of the world, a hermit, in a skeleton-lined cell, this man employed himself in reading and rereading,

1:36.3

with passive interest, the words of the dead, while above and below human beings agonized in doubt

1:43.3

in shame. Listening, I heard these words. By these means their native rulers will not only

1:51.6

lose their jealous terror of our institutions but acquire an actual curiosity in regard to them.

1:58.9

Opening the door, I went in. Ah, you were late, sir, was the greeting with which he rose and

2:04.8

brought forward a chair. My reply was probably inaudible, for he added as he passed his own seat.

2:12.2

I am afraid you are not well. I roused myself. I am not ill. And pulling the papers towards me,

2:18.9

I began looking them over. But the words danced before my eyes, and I was obliged to give up all

2:25.1

attempt at work for that night. I fear I am unable to assist you this evening, Mr. Harwell.

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