6CHAPTER IV IN WHICH HE SPENDS A QUIET NIGHT AT THE ELMS
78I. — IN WHICH THE "MAID OF ORLEANS" LEAVES FOR BOULOGNE
7CHAPTER V IN WHICH THERE IS TROUBLE AT GORING
79II. — IN WHICH WE MEET TWO NEW ALLIES
8CHAPTER VI IN WHICH A VERY OLD GAME TAKES PLACE ON THE HOG'S BACK
80III. — IN WHICH WE COME TO SPRAGGE'S FARM BY NIGHT
9CHAPTER VII IN WHICH HE SPENDS AN HOUR OR TWO ON A ROOF
81IV. — IN WHICH THE NECESSITY FOR SPARKING PLUGS IS PROVED
10CHAPTER VIII IN WHICH HE GOES TO PARIS FOR A NIGHT
82V. — IN WHICH WE COME TO THE WOOD AT TEMPLE TOWER
11CHAPTER IX IN WHICH HE HAS A NEAR SHAVE
83VI. — IN WHICH WE COME TO TEMPLE TOWER
12CHAPTER X IN WHICH THE HUN NATION DECREASES BY ONE
84VII. — IN WHICH VICTOR MATTHEWS BEGINS HIS STORY
13CHAPTER XI IN WHICH LAKINGTON PLAYS HIS LAST "COUP"
85VIII. — IN WHICH VICTOR MATTHEWS ENDS HIS STORY
14CHAPTER XII IN WHICH THE LAST ROUND TAKES PLACE
86IX. — IN WHICH I MEET "LE BOSSU MASQUÉ"
15EPILOGUE
87X. — IN WHICH "LE BOSSU" RETRIEVES HIS ERROR
16I. IN WHICH THINGS HAPPEN NEAR BARKING CREEK
88XI. — IN WHICH WE SEE A FACE AT THE WINDOW
17II. IN WHICH SCOTLAND YARD SITS UP AND TAKES NOTICE
89XII. — IN WHICH WE HEAR THE NOISE OF TURNING WHEELS
18III. IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND COMPOSES A LETTER
90XIII. — IN WHICH THE ACCOUNT IS SETTLED
19IV. IN WHICH COUNT ZADOWA GETS A SHOCK
91XIV. — IN WHICH THE "MAID OF ORLEANS" RETURNS FROM BOULOGNE
20V. IN WHICH CHARLES LATTER, M.P., GOES MAD
92CHAPTER I
21VI. IN WHICH AN EFFUSION IS SENT TO THE NEWSPAPERS
93CHAPTER II
22VII. IN WHICH A BOMB BURSTS AT UNPLEASANTLY CLOSE QUARTERS
94CHAPTER III
23VIII. IN WHICH THE BAG OF NUTS IS FOUND BY ACCIDENT
95CHAPTER IV
24IX. IN WHICH THERE IS A STORMY SUPPER PARTY AT THE RITZ
96CHAPTER V
25X. IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND MAKES A DISCOVERY
97CHAPTER VI
26XI. IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND AND THE REVEREND THEODOSIUS LONGMOOR TAKE LUNCH TOGETHER
98CHAPTER VII
27XII. IN WHICH COUNT ZADOWA IS INTRODUCED TO ALICE IN WONDERLAND
99CHAPTER VIII
28XIII. IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND AND THE REVEREND THEODOSIUS HAVE A LITTLE CHAT
100CHAPTER IX
29XIV. IN WHICH A ROLLS-ROYCE RUNS AMOK
101CHAPTER X
30XV. IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND ARRIVES AT MAYBRICK HALL
102CHAPTER XI
31XVI. IN WHICH THINGS HAPPEN AT MAYBRICK HALL
103CHAPTER I
32XVII. IN WHICH A MURDERER IS MURDERED AT MAYBRICK HALL
104CHAPTER II
33XVIII. IN WHICH THE HOME SECRETARY IS TAUGHT THE FOX-TROT
105CHAPTER III
34I. — IN WHICH THE METROPOLITAN DIAMOND SYNDICATE HOLDS CONVERSE WITH MR EDWARD BLACKTON
106CHAPTER IV
35II. — IN WHICH PROFESSOR GOODMAN REALISES THAT THERE ARE MORE THINGS IN LIFE THAN CHEMISTRY
107CHAPTER V
36III. — IN WHICH STRANGE THINGS HAPPEN IN PROFESSOR GOODMAN'S LABORATORY
108CHAPTER VI
37IV. — IN WHICH MR WILLIAM ROBINSON ARRIVES AT HIS COUNTRY SEAT
109CHAPTER VII
38V. — IN WHICH MR WILLIAM ROBINSON LOSES HIS SELF- CONTROL
110CHAPTER VIII
39VI. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND LOSES HIS SELF- CONTROL.
111CHAPTER IX
40VII. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND TAKES A TELEPHONE CALL AND REGRETS IT
112CHAPTER X
41VIII. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND PLAYS A LITTLE GAME OF TRAINS
113CHAPTER I
42IX. — IN WHICH PROFESSOR GOODMAN HAS A TRYING TIME
114CHAPTER II
43X. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND GOES ON BOARD THE S.Y. GADFLY
115CHAPTER III
44XI. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND LEAVES THE S.Y. GADFLY
116CHAPTER IV
45XII. — IN WHICH HE SAMPLES MR BLACKTON'S NAPOLEON BRANDY
117CHAPTER V
46XIII. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND RECEIVES AN ADDITION TO HIS LIBRARY
118CHAPTER VI
47INTRODUCTION
119CHAPTER VII
48I. — IN WHICH I HEAR A CRY IN THE NIGHT
120CHAPTER VIII
49II. — IN WHICH I MEET HUGH DRUMMOND
121CHAPTER IX
50III. — IN WHICH SOME EXCELLENT ADVICE IS FOLLOWED
122CHAPTER X
51IV. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND DISCOVERS A NEW AUNT
123CHAPTER XI
52V. — IN WHICH WE PAY THE AUNT AN INFORMAL VISIT
124CHAPTER XII
53VI. — IN WHICH WE GET A MESSAGE FROM ROBIN GAUNT
125CHAPTER XIII
54VII. — IN WHICH I APPEAR TO BECOME IRRELEVANT
126CHAPTER XIV
55VIII. — IN WHICH WE COME TO BLACK MINE
127CHAPTER XV
56IX. — IN WHICH WE ARE ENTERTAINED STRANGELY IN BLACK MINE
128I. — THE GAME BEGINS
57X. — IN WHICH WE READ THE NARRATIVE OF ROBIN GAUNT
129II. — THE GOLDEN BOOT
58XI. — IN WHICH WE READ THE DIARY OF ROBIN GAUNT
130III. — MIDNIGHT INTERVIEW
59XII. — IN WHICH THE FINAL COUNT TAKES PLACE
131IV. — FAIR WARNING
60XIII. — IN WHICH I LAY DOWN MY PEN
132V. — GLOVES OFF
61I. — IN WHICH I MAKE DRUMMOND'S ACQUAINTANCE
133VI. — DRUMMOND ALONE
62II. — IN WHICH I FIND A DESERTED MOTOR CAR
134VII. — DEATH AT THE VILLA
63III. — IN WHICH I GET IT IN THE NECK
135VIII. — ALGY INTERVENES
64IV. — IN WHICH WE GET THE SEMBLANCE OF A CLUE
136IX. — BIRCHINGTON TOWERS
65V. — IN WHICH THE LETTER ARRIVES
137X. — LIMERICK BY ALGY
66VI. — IN WHICH I GET THE SECOND CLUE
138XI. — THE SLEEPWALKER
67VII. — IN WHICH WE COME TO THE MERE
139XII. — CADDIE MOST FOUL
68VIII. — IN WHICH WE EXPLORE THE MERE
140XIII. — BURGLARS IN BATTERSEA
69IX. — IN WHICH WE GET THE SECOND CLUE
141XIV. — THE TRAIL NARROWS
70X. — IN WHICH THE THIRD CLUE IS SOLVED
142XV. — THE GHOST WALKS
71XI. — IN WHICH I GO TO FRIAR'S HEEL BY DAY
143XVI. — CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
72XII. — IN WHICH I WRITE MY MIND TO DRUMMOND
144XVII. — A DOUBLE TOAST
