A small, unremarkable Catholic priest who understands wickedness because he has spent his life listening to it in confession. He reasons from human nature rather than footprints.
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Father Brown
At the Vernon Hotel, twelve gentlemen sit down to the annual dinner of an absurdly exclusive club called The Twelve True Fishermen — twelve members, twelve seats, and a set of silver fish knives and forks so precious the club is half-defined by them.
by G. K. Chesterton
53 minNo. 224
Father Brown
Valentin, the most celebrated detective in Europe, has crossed to England on the trail of Flambeau — the giant, brilliant, and seemingly unstoppable master thief the whole continent is hunting.
by G. K. Chesterton
53 minNo. 211
Father Brown
Aristide Valentin, the most celebrated detective in Europe, throws a dinner party at his Paris mansion — a house whose garden is sealed on every side by a high, spiked, unscalable wall, with a single guarded exit.
by G. K. Chesterton
53 minNo. 200