The Tragedy at Marsden Manor By Agatha Christie Ep812 of The Classic Tales Podcast Narr BJ Harrrison

Everyone seems okay with a sudden death in the country, but Poirot senses that something is off. Agatha Christie, today on The Classic Tales Podcast.
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And now, to continue our investigations with Hercule Poirot and Agatha Christie.
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And now, The Tragedy at Marsden Manor, by Agatha Christie.
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[@desertari]

Story starts at 2:14

[@moonshadow3946]

Thank You so much for posting this podcast. I have never seen or heard of this story before. I am a great fan of Agatha Christie and her books and stories. I look forward to hearing this podcast. Thanks again. All my very best wishes from Rose 🌹

[@ronostick9718]

This is one that I have just heard for the first time. Brilliant and surprising ending. Thank you "TCTP". ❤

[@terrymitchell2533]

Very enjoyable 👏 Thank you 😊

[@rosiemcnaughton9933]

Very well done. Thank you! I subscribed.

[@naturallyash6130]

I really enjoyed the podcast, and I'm happy to have found this channel.

[@MrClassicTales]

Welcome aboard!

[@naturallyash6130]

@@MrClassicTales Thank you.

[@TheRoyfisher]

Wi

[@marilynmatthews479]

I enjoyed this immensely! Subscribed and ready to hear more. I love listening to a good book while my hands are occupied with other tasks.

[@dennislyon8030]

Awesome these Old movies are so much better than the movies now.. believable

[@Rose-xu6lq]

😁👍Thanks

[@theresadimaggio7241]

Awesome

[@andyok3625]

It's Marsdon Manor by the way.

[@barbarawhittall2311]

Read the front of picture you see on your tablet or phone regarding the title and narrator

[@patriciaramsey5294]

Wow! I was fooled to the ending - I really thought it was a case of suicide.

[@janetmackinnon3411]

Starts at 2.10

[@vickirees4965]

B J Harrison narrating.

[@tobijug]

The word is inquiry, NOT ink wherry

[@pamelamyers9613]

Who is doing the reading/narration?

[@joycarmichael1476]

Story starts at 2.30

[@user-jl8mp6lg4i]

29 min 24sec

[@tobijug]

''ink wherries at the station", what are ink wherries other than the obvious

[@valeriegilmour1086]

Indeed. Unfortunate Americanism...Hastings would have been horrified.

[@marylee9122]

Too much preliminaries.Lost any interest to listen

[@snooks5607]

skip it? it's not that difficult

[@user-to6dz8jo3c]

poor thing ...what a boring life is your 's

[@O2BAmachine]

Just skip past it as others suggested, or perhaps you may learn something new by listening... You have a choice. However, it seems so trivial that it should warrant a negative comment.

[@patriciaramsey5294]

Then you must be very impatient

[@valeriegilmour1086]

The 'new' Facebook makes skipping forward more difficult, though it's quite possible I've missed a trick.