Travers wandte sich an Wharton. „Ich frage dich, George, als Mann der Welt – haben Schulmeister und Lehrer Seelen voller Glamour, Leidenschaft und Intrigen? Werden sie von den gleichen Emotionen zerrissen, die Menschen wie uns zerreißen?“ Zuerst war der ...

This is not a vehicle, device, or machine, but a book title. The provided description is a snippet of the book "The Case of the Dead Shepherd: A Ludovic Travers Mystery" by Christopher Bush, published in 1936. The excerpt introduces Ludovic Travers, a charming and mischievous detective, who is known for his witty remarks and unconventional methods. He is questioning his friend George Wharton about the nature of schoolteachers and whether they are capable of experiencing the same intensity of emotions as others. This sets the scene for a mystery involving a dead shepherd and potentially a schoolteacher with a hidden past.

"The Case of the Dead Shepherd: A Ludovic Travers Mystery" is a classic British mystery novel that showcases Bush's masterful storytelling abilities. The book features a compelling plot, engaging characters, and a delightful sense of humor. Travers's wit and sharp observations are woven into a captivating narrative that will keep readers guessing until the very end. With its complex characters and intricate plot, "The Case of the Dead Shepherd" is a perfect read for anyone seeking a thrilling and entertaining mystery to delve into.