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| Geoffrey Beevers | Ryland Vaughan | |
| Derek Ensor | Crofts | |
| Paul Hastings | Philip Boyes | |
| Ronald Leigh-Hunt | Sir Impey Biggs | |
| Preston Lockwood | Judge | |
| Richard Morant | Bunter | |
| Edward Petherbridge | Lord Peter Wimsey | |
| Derek Royle | The Rev. Arthur Boyes | |
| Christopher Scoular | Freddy Arbuthnot | |
| Harriet Walter | Harriet Vane | |
| Sheila Burrell | ||
| Carol MacReady |
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Michael Chapman
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| Writer |
Philip Broadley
Dorothy L. Sayers |
| Disc 01 | |
| 1. Strong Poison | |
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Lord Peter Wimsey is struck all of a heap by Harriet Vane, a murder-mystery novelist who's on trial for poisoning her lover with arsenic. And when she's given a temporary reprieve, Lord Peter, together with his manservant Bunter and the incomparable Miss Climpson, must work against the calendar to prove her innocence.
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| 2. Have His Carcase | |
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While on a walking tour of the West Country, Harriet stumbles on the body of a bearded man with his throat cut on a rocky outcropping near the sea.
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| Disc 03 | |
| 3. Gaudy Night | |
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While Peter is on a governmental mission, Harriet attends a reunion at Oxford and is recruited to find the author of a rash of vicious poison pen letters there.
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