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Crippled by claustrophobic panic attacks, Inspector Alan Grant is on compulsory leave from his beloved Scotland Yard.

But when he arrives in the Scottish Highlands, a body is discovered in an adjoining sleeper.

The dead man had been drinking heavily and left a poem scrawled in the margin of a newspaper:

"The beasts that talk,
The streams that stand,
The stones that walk,
The singing sands
That guard the way
To Paradise"

Josephine Tey's detective mystery, first published in 1936.

Abridged in four parts by Sian Preece.

Read by Paul Young.

Producer: Eilidh McCreadie

Made by 麻豆约拍 Scotland for 麻豆约拍 Radio 7 and first broadcast in March 2008.