”Let Loose” by Mary Cholmondeley

An aspiring architect is drawn to the remote Yorkshire parish of Wet Waste-on-the-Wolds in order to study a frescoed wall in the church crypt. But the clergyman there seems strangely reluctant to let him unlock the crypt. He manages to obtain the keys - but what dark forces has he inadvertantly let loose?

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About the episode:

"Let Loose" by Mary Cholmondeley was first published in 1890.

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