CDMP3 Baskerville dog

"Baskerville Dog is one of the most famous novels of the English writer Arthur Conan Doyle (1859–1930) about Sherlock Holmes. The detective plot is so famously twisted that he holds the reader (and in our case of the listener) in tension until the finals.
Dr. James Mortimer, a village doctor of the parish of Grimpen in the County Devonshire, addressed the private detective Sherlock Holmes. His patient, Barronet Sir Charles Baskerville, died some time ago under mysterious, if not mystical circumstances. In the genus Baskerville from generation to generation, a terrible legend of the ghost is passed on, which pursues each family member. In legend, the ghost is described as a giant dog of black color with luminous eyes and mouth