The Ring of Thoth by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle

In a Paris museum, in the Ancient Egypt gallery, strange things are occurring. Our hero decides to visit and sit out the night to see what he might observe.
We've had werewolves and vampires, so it was about time we got around to Ancient Egypt.
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[@09purpledyer]

So appreciate your willingness to share and just talking to us as if we were there chatting. It’s really great.

[@ClassicGhost]

I like talking to you

[@ccammor8474]

I read this story ages ago but it was much more enjoyable listening to you read it. The background information you share is always an interesting plus. Thank you so much.

[@ClassicGhost]

Very welcome!

[@marthazettle748]

Very enjoyable narrartion, Tony. Thank you. Your addition of information about Doyle was so appreciated.

[@dontaylor7315]

I first read this as a pre-teen in the 50s. At that time, and since, I've always thought of it as the origin of The Mummy.

[@ClassicGhost]

I think it is . Not enough mummy stories these days

[@dontaylor7315]

@@ClassicGhost Thanks, I was afraid it was just me!😌

[@MrsBuggs]

I’ve just discovered your lovely podcast a few months ago and I listen every morning while I’m getting ready for work. After finishing The Ring of Thoth just now I realize I missed telling you Happy Birthday by a day. So, happy belated birthday! 🥳

[@todddickinson3262]

Big fan of Conan Doyle, and you narrated this work brilliantly!

[@ClassicGhost]

Thank you kindly!

[@martiwilliams4592]

Thank you. For a gripping story and enhancing narration. Please continue your fantastic work.

[@rosiemcnaughton9933]

I think a lot of very intelligent people suffer from that not able to focus syndrome. They are interested in so many things and want to try everything. I've often wondered how writers like Doyle and Dickens found time to do any thing, they were so prolific! Thank you for your stories.

[@ClassicGhost]

I think they wore themselves out. Certainly Dickens

[@micheleoreilly]

And had no internet....

[@claudiaquintero2937]

THAT was excellent.

[@jeankavanagh3482]

Really enjoyed the Egyptian theme here. One of the very best, favourite readers too 👍 thank you keep them coming

[@clonejones7955]

If you enjoy Egyptian themed stories a Canadian author Pauline Gedge writes really good books on the subject including one concerning the search for the so called Book of Thoth.

[@rattyrachel4316]

Quite wordy, (not a criticism, simply an observation) the way Doyle writes, but you guided us through with your talent and aplomb. I also GREATLY enjoyed your account of Doyle’s varied background. (Kudos as your success continues to grow! You deserve it!) As always, a hearty Thank You!

[@ClassicGhost]

Thanks as always for your kind support and encouragement Rachel

[@GodOfPlague]

dark world sounds interesting ill check it out on amazon. love your narrations and analysis afterwards.

[@MrHobyGilman]

Lovely. Just got off work (postal service), favorite way to wind down.

[@ClassicGhost]

It’s slightly different to your standard ghost story but fun

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Dark world's nice hope you have good coverage

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Thoroughly enjoyable, thank you.

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Thanks

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Very good 👍

[@kathleenhoffmanz4448]

Every woman dreams of an eternal love

[@jacqui7672]

Minus this one.

[@susanhepburn6040]

Wordy, yes, but enjoyable nonetheless. Thank you very much!

[@stardust949]

really enjoyed it Tony---thanks, love your personable commentaries afterwards too.

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Good luck on your release!

[@ClassicGhost]

I got out ok in the end.

[@janetcw9808]

It was interesting to hear the Crichton mentioned!

[@ClassicGhost]

I’ve only visited it once or twice

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@@ClassicGhost I live on that which was part of the Crichton Estate.

[@JensCreationStation]

I just finished my third book written by you & enjoyed all of them (Kindle Unlimited)!! (They weren't the Dark World.) I hope in the future you write & read for RUclips more ghost stories or haunted house stories! I've enjoyed every one of your RUclipss!

[@ClassicGhost]

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@@ClassicGhost Shall I put the book of the dead away? Wise story teller and scribe

[@joannemorris4451]

Your "accent" is convincing as always. Enjoyable story.

[@sinjinmonsoon9055]

So well read...

[@ClassicGhost]

Very kind

[@Rachel-cb9wr]

Great reading 🐪🐫

[@ClassicGhost]

Good camel emojis!

[@traceyskingley9906]

That was unexpectedly romantic really

[@ClassicGhost]

Nice, eh?

[@Rachel-cb9wr]

Haha On a swift camel

[@kevfullo]

Psychomania in the beginning there!

[@ClassicGhost]

Bang on

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@@ClassicGhost It's my favourite film! Great reading, thanks.

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Voice 🥳🤩

[@kmichael9787]

We Australians love bad aussie accents

[@ClassicGhost]

I think I was trying to do French in this one. That’s worse

[@evelanpatton]

...& not by the hairs of my chin-ee, chin-chin, Goldielocks says...

[@alexgreychuck7605]

maybe Doyle had ADHD too.

[@ClassicGhost]

Not impossible at all