Phillip and Margaret Waverton, along with a cheerful young acquaintance Roger Penderel, finds themselves driving through a terrible storm with no solace to be found. Fortunately they espy a craggy, old house on a hill right as the road they are on is washed away, and they stop to take shelter for the night. Inhabiting this house are the peculiar Femms, a wiry, creaking old man and his blustery, deaf sister, attended to by a grotesque, hulking brute of a mute butler named Morgan. They are told the master of the house, Sir Roderick, is confined upstairs in bed. What bizarre dark secrets will be uncovered on this haunting and mysterious night?
Thrill to Priestley's classic of gothic literature which was adapted into the influential film The Old Dark House in 1932 and again in 1963. - Summary by Ben Tucker
Thrill to Priestley's classic of gothic literature which was adapted into the influential film The Old Dark House in 1932 and again in 1963. - Summary by Ben Tucker
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Chapters
- Chapter 1
Chapter I
22:41 - Chapter 2
Chapter II
30:02 - Chapter 3
Chapter III
25:02 - Chapter 4
Chapter IV
27:42 - Chapter 5
Chapter V
43:15 - Chapter 6
Chapter VI
25:09 - Chapter 7
Chapter VII
21:35 - Chapter 8
Chapter VIII
17:08 - Chapter 9
Chapter IX
25:17 - Chapter 10
Chapter X
31:24 - Chapter 11
Chapter XI
24:25 - Chapter 12
Chapter XII
18:56 - Chapter 13
Chapter XIII
14:40 - Chapter 14
Chapter XIV
15:17 - Chapter 15
Chapter XV
15:38