The Purloined Letter

Keen with Murders in the Rue Morgue.

And finally, Lane will wrap us all up with The Purloined Letter.

So we have quite a few exciting texts for you to look forward to.

But before we get to any of those, we do have some reader comments.

And then in two weeks, it will be Dr. Keene with Murders in the Rue Morgue.

And three weeks from now, we'll close out October with Lane reading...

The Purloined Letter.

So do stay tuned for a month of Edgar Allan Poe.

End of An Unexpected Result by Edward P. Rowe.

The Purloined Letter by Edgar Allan Poe.

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Narrator, read by Chuck Williamson.

The Purloined Letter by Edgar Allan Poe.

Nil sapiente odiosus acumina nemo.

His thumb is marking a page.

The story of the purloined letter.

Thank you, Sir Claude.

You delivered your message.

Moriarty is Moriarty.

What? You mean Frank Ferrer, the fellow that played the part on the stage?

Again, remember Poe's story of the purloined letter.

But why didn't you recognize him? Remember, I haven't seen him for 20 years, and you haven't forgotten his genius for disguise, have you? What incredible audacity.

I was coming on air practically every night and recommending FAANG.

They were hiding in plain sight like Edgar Allan Poe's Purloined Letter.

They were companies that you probably interacted with every day.

Why can't you find them? They were there for you.

The honor of founding the modern detective story belongs to an American writer.

Such tales as The Purloined Letter and The Murders in the Rue Morgue still stand unrivaled.

We in America know more than the world of letters at large, did not readily realize what Poe had done when he created Auguste Dupin, the prototype of Sherlock Holmes, et genus omnis, up to the present hour.

On Poe's work is built the whole school of French detective story writers.

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The Purloined Letter by Edgar Allan Poe.

The Purloined Letter, Edgar Allan Poe.

It's a copy of The Tales of Edgar Allan Poe.

And he's done this marked page, The Story of the Purloined Letter.

Thank you, Sir Claude.

You delivered your message.

Moriarty is Moriarty.

What? You mean Frank Furze, the fellow that played the part on the stage?

Again, remember Poe's story of the purloined letter.

But why didn't, didn't you recognize him?

Perhaps.

But perhaps Nick Pantell read Poe's The Purloined Letter.

You, you see this waybill on the trunk?

No.