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Title: Lot No. 249
Author: Arthur Conan Doyle
Narrator: Cathy Dobson
Format: Unabridged
Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-16-13
Publisher: Red Door Audiobooks
Ratings: 4 of 5 out of 1 votes
Genres: Classics, British Literature
Publisher's Summary:
When Ambercrombie Smith, a young medical student at Oxford, is summoned to the room of fellow student Bellingham - a fanatical Egyptologist, who appears to have fainted owing to a severe shock - he uses his medical skills to revive him. But this is by no means the last odd incident involving Bellingham, who appears to be increasingly obsessed with researches around a strange and uncanny Mummy which he keeps in his room.
A series of unexplained and dangerous attacks on students against whom Bellingham has a grudge make Abercrombie Smith suspect that something unearthly is going on. He sets out to get to the bottom of the mystery...
Members Reviews:
Missing lots of text; not recommended to buy. Returned.
I was really looking forward to reading Lot 249. The text is really messed up, though. Most of it is missing. Someone needs to go in and correct it.
If you look up this story on Wikipedia, you can find a link to read it online. I am a fan of the author though and wanted to have a copy.
Excellent ghost story
I read Lot No. 249 many years ago in a collection of ghost stories and I am happy to have a copy of this great story on my Kindle.
This story may have been a basis for the original movie with B. Karloff. Anyone who enjoys ghost stories and mysteries with be happy to have this story in their collection.
Not really worth it
My review has nothing to do with the story presented here. Lot No. 249 is wonderful. However it isn't worth the price here, low though it is, since this story can be had for free on this very site. Just search for the author in the kindle store, and this book is included in one of the collections there, which is free.
terrific story
This one is celebrated as one of Doyle's best, and I agree: it's well-written with good characters and a suspenseful pace. It's about some Oxford students and an Egyptian mummy. I will say no more.