O'BRIEN: The Third Policeman

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The Third Policeman (more info)
Composed by: Gary Powell Nash
Jim Norton, reader


1. CHAPTER 1 - 4:40
2. After a few days… - 5:01
3. A full year had not passed… - 3:39
4. It was about this time, when I was nearly 30… - 5:39
5. I do not know exactly how or when… - 5:09
6. On our way, I said to Divney… - 5:40
7. CHAPTER 2 - 5:32
8. I cannot hope to describe what it was. - 4:48
9. Forlornly, I looked and saw that this was true. - 6:44
10. "No" is generally speaking a better answer than "Yes"… - 5:45
11. Where's the black box which was under the floor…?' - 7:04
12. And how does this enable you…?' - 5:52

The Third Policeman (more info)
Composed by: Gary Powell Nash
Jim Norton, reader


1. CHAPTER 3 - 5:15
2. Everything seemed almost too pleasant… - 6:53
3. I walked on unperturbed… - 6:29
4. I am a robber,' he said. - 7:07
5. CHAPTER 4 - 5:01
6. Of my own journey to the police-barracks… - 4:17
7. His back appearance was unusual. - 6:24
8. He's gone to America…' - 6:21
9. These are interesting rules…' - 4:46
10. CHAPTER 5 - 7:06
11. He put his little spear back on the shelf… - 6:28
12. He went to the table… - 5:17
13. All my senses were now strained so tensely… - 4:21

The Third Policeman (more info)
Composed by: Gary Powell Nash
Jim Norton, reader


1. CHAPTER 6 - 6:07
2. What is your attitude to the high saddle?' - 7:17
3. I said nothing… - 6:07
4. I looked carefully around me. - 5:32
5. Did you never see a bicycle leaning against the dresser…' - 5:37
6. CHAPTER 7 - 5:09
7. Standing at a point on the postulated spherical earth… - 5:10
8. To say this was a surprise… - 5:35
9. Both of us sat silent for a while… - 5:15
10. The next important thing that happened… - 6:30
11. How long this eeriness lasted… - 5:53
12. What happened eventually was not a shout… - 6:24
13. The door was flung open and in came Gilhaney. - 5:20

The Third Policeman (more info)
Composed by: Gary Powell Nash
Jim Norton, reader


1. CHAPTER 8 - 4:46
2. As in many other of de Selby's concepts… - 6:45
3. These few words sickened me instantly with fear… - 5:56
4. He led the way to a door… - 6:06
5. My eye ranged round unsatisfied. - 6:16
6. I went carefully over to see what he was doing… - 5:07
7. The sergeant was already looming ahead… - 5:58
8. MacCruiskeen lit a match for our cigarettes… - 5:22
9. And so we did. - 6:58
10. We smoked in silence… - 5:09
11. As they wrangled on about sweets… - 2:54
12. CHAPTER 9 - 4:57
13. Bassett and many of the other commentators… - 4:09

The Third Policeman (more info)
Composed by: Gary Powell Nash
Jim Norton, reader


1. For the rest, little remains save the record… - 4:40
2. Water? The word was in my ear… - 3:31
3. CHAPTER 10 - 4:15
4. I was not at all pleased that this ghostly man… - 4:29
5. I thought it was a poor subject for conversation… - 6:44
6. I heard of a man once,' he said… - 4:46
7. Parts of this conversation came to me… - 5:22
8. For the first time, I had the courage to turn my head… - 5:21
9. CHAPTER 11 - 5:43
10. Hatchjaw's friend, Harold Barge… - 6:22
11. I arose, and stretched my legs up and down the floor. - 7:02
12. In the next moment, I was fumbling for the barrack latch… - 6:30

The Third Policeman (more info)
Composed by: Gary Powell Nash
Jim Norton, reader


1. I laid the bicycle gently against the gate pier… - 5:13
2. I stopped thinking, closing up my mind… - 5:21
3. I swung round in amazement… - 5:21
4. The great fat body in the uniform… - 5:13
5. He had now carefully blotted his work… - 6:00
6. He chuckled softly at the thought… - 8:02
7. CHAPTER 12 - 4:38
8. There was nothing altogether unnatural in what I saw… - 5:19
9. A cold biting wind was sweeping in… - 5:41

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