Innocence of Father Brown Vol 2

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Label
Naxos AudioBooks
Release Date
June 1, 2010
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    Featuring ⌄
    • COMPOSER
      G.K. CHESTERTON
    • PERFORMER
      David Timson
    Product Details ⌄
    • RELEASE DATE
      June 01, 2010
    • UPC
      9789626349731
    • CATALOG NUMBER
      NA497312
    • LABEL
      Naxos AudioBooks
    • NUMBER OF DISCS
      4
    • GENRE
      Classic Fiction
    Works ⌄

    1. The Wrong Shape

    2. The young man…

    3. Exactly in their path…

    4. He sank into silence…

    5. Here also he found a drama…

    6. The storm that had slackened…

    7. Dear Father Brown…

    8. The Sins of Prince Saradine

    9. The boat took many such grassy corners…

    10. Prince Saradine distributed…

    11. The new comer had dull…

    12. 'I will save my master…'

    13. As he sat on the steps…

    14. 'But Prince Saradine bore another burden…'

    15. The Hammer of God

    16. And with that he turned…

    17. He was silent a moment…

    18. The inspector seemed…

    19. And with that the old little man…

    20. Immediately beneath and about them…

    21. The Eye of Apollo

    22. She certainly had a temper…

    23. At last the tall figure…

    24. 'Reader of the books of evil…'

    25. 'There is a paper over here…'

    26. Miss Joan Stacey…

    27. The Sign of the Broken Sword

    28. They descended the precipitous path…

    29. 'Anyhow, the story fizzled out…'

    30. 'There are three more bits of evidence…'

    31. 'But all these levities…'

    32. Flambeau seemed suddenly galvanised…

    33. The warmer glow behind…

    34. The Three Tools of Death

    35. A window in Merton's mind…

    36. At that height…

    37. The next fact of which they were conscious…

    38. This request forced the communicative cleric…


The unremarkable Catholic priest, Father Brown, combines intuition and a profound interest in human nature to solve more crimes that are seemingly improbable. A prophet of a new religion appears in Westminster. Why does an Italian Prince seek exile in Norfolk? Who killed a jovial old philanthropist, and why? a decadent poet is inexplicably murdered in his own home. Did God kill a priest's brother? What really happened in a British battle glorified in history? This second volume of stories from the Innocence of Father Brown presents six crimes, which are at times surreal, bi.