R. AUSTIN FREEMAN Ultimate Collection: 27 Novels & 60+ Short Stories, including Dr. Thorndyke Series, Romney Pringle Adventures and Many More British Mysteries (Illustrated) (Annotated)

R. AUSTIN FREEMAN Ultimate Collection: 27 Novels & 60+ Short Stories, including Dr. Thorndyke Series, Romney Pringle Adventures and Many More British Mysteries (Illustrated) (Annotated)

Enriched Edition. Dr. ThorndykeBy R. Austin Freeman
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This expansive illustrated collection gathers the essential fiction of R. Austin Freeman, including the celebrated Dr. Thorndyke investigations, the Romney Pringle adventures, and a wide range of British mysteries. Its chief distinction lies in Freeman's rigorous "inverted detective story," where the crime is often shown before the investigation begins, shifting suspense from who committed the deed to how reason will expose it. Written in lucid Edwardian prose, these novels and stories combine forensic detail, legal procedure, and puzzle construction, placing Freeman firmly within the formative canon of scientific detective fiction. Richard Austin Freeman (1862–1943) was trained as a physician and served as a colonial surgeon before turning to literature, experiences that profoundly shaped his methodical approach to crime writing. His medical knowledge, fascination with microscopy, fingerprints, toxicology, and material evidence gave Dr. John Thorndyke an authority unusual among fictional detectives of the period. Freeman's work reflects an age increasingly confident in science, yet alert to the moral ambiguities concealed beneath respectable society. This collection is highly recommended to readers of classic mystery, forensic fiction, and early twentieth-century British literature. It offers both intellectual pleasure and historical significance: a sustained encounter with one of the genre's most innovative architects, whose influence can still be felt in modern procedural and medico-legal detective narratives. This enriched edition has been carefully crafted to add value to your reading experience. - A comprehensive Introduction outlines these selected works' unifying features, themes, or stylistic evolutions. - A Historical Context section situates the works in their broader era—social currents, cultural trends, and key events that underpin their creation. - A concise Synopsis (Selection) offers an accessible overview of the included texts, helping readers navigate plotlines and main ideas without revealing critical twists. - A unified Analysis examines recurring motifs and stylistic hallmarks across the collection, tying the stories together while spotlighting the different work's strengths. - Reflection questions inspire deeper contemplation of the author's overarching message, inviting readers to draw connections among different texts and relate them to modern contexts. - Lastly, our hand‐picked Memorable Quotes distill pivotal lines and turning points, serving as touchstones for the collection's central themes.

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Table of contents

1Introduction
316XIV. Dr. Thorndyke’s Evidence
2R. AUSTIN FREEMAN Ultimate Collection: 27 Novels & 60+ Short Stories, including Dr. Thorndyke Series, Romney Pringle Adventures and Many More British Mysteries
317XV. A Journey and a Discussion
3Introduction:
318XVI. The Statement of Frederick Bunter
4SHORT BIOGRAPHY
319XVII. The Unconscious Receivers
5THE ART OF THE DETECTIVE STORY
320XVIII. The End of the Case and Other Matters
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6Dr. Thorndyke Series:
321XIX. Josiah?
7Introduction: MEET DR. THORNDYKE
322XX. Thorndyke Resolves a Mystery
8THE RED THUMB MARK
323XXI. Jervis Completes the Story
9My Learned Brother
324FOR THE DEFENCE: DR. THORNDYKE
10The Suspect
325I. The Letter
11A Lady in the Case
326II. Alarums and Excursions
12Confidences
327III. In the Midst of Life
13The 'Thumbograph'
328IV. The Shadow of the Gallows
14Committed for Trial
329V. Black Magic
15Shoals and Quicksands
330VI. Two Inquests
16A Suspicious Accident
331VII. Molly
17The Prisoner
332VIII. The Deserted Wife
18Polton Is Mystified
333IX. The Axe Falls
19The Ambush
334X. Gaol
20It Might Have Been
335XI. The Last Straw
21Murder by Post
336XII. Dr. Thorndyke
22A Startling Discovery
337XIII. Prisoner at the Bar
23The Finger-Print Experts
338XIV. The Evidence for the Prosecution
24Thorndyke Plays His Card
339XV. The Witnesses for the Defence
25At Last
340XVI. Thorndyke's Address to the Jury
26THE EYE OF OSIRIS (The Vanishing Man)
341XVII. The Verdict
27The Vanishing Man
342THE PENROSE MYSTERY
28The Eavesdropper
343Book 1
29John Thorndyke
344I. A Gossipy Chapter in Which Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before Them
30Legal Complications and a Jackal
345II. Aladdin's Cave
31The Watercress-Bed
346III. Exit Mr. Penrose
32Sidelights
347Book 2
33John Bellingham's Will
348IV. The Burglary at Queen Square
34A Museum Idyll
349V. Mr. Brodnibb Propounds a Problem
35The Sphinx of Lincoln's Inn
350VI. Thorndyke Examines the Relics
36The New Alliance
351VII. A Visit of Inspection
37The Evidence Reviewed
352VIII. Mr. Horridge
38A Voyage of Discovery
353IX. Thorndyke Tests a Theory
39The Crowner's Quest
354X. Introduces Mr. Crabbe
40Which Carries the Reader Into the Probate Court
355XI. Re-Enter Mr. Kickweed
41Circumstantial Evidence
356XII. Mr. Elmhurst
42"O! Artemidorus, Farewell!"
357XIII. The Track of the Fugitive
43The Accusing Finger
358XIV. Julliberie's Grave
44John Bellingham
359XV. What Befell at the Wool-Pack
45A Strange Symposium
360XVI. Mr. Kickweed Surprises the Coroner
46The End of the Case
361XVII. Thorndyke Retraces the Trail
47THE MYSTERY OF 31 NEW INN
362XVIII. The Opening of the Safe
48Preface
363XIX. Thorndyke's Dilemma
49The Mysterious Patient
364XX. The Dilemma Resolved
50Thorndyke Devises a Scheme
365XXI. Afterthoughts
51"A Chiel's Amang Ye Takin' Notes"
366FELO DE SE (Death at the Inn)
52The Official View
367Part 1. The Gambler
53Jeffrey Blackmore's Will
368I. The Man in the Porch
54Jeffrey Blackmore, Deceased
369II. John Gillum
55The Cuneiform Inscription
370III. The Gaming House
56The Track Chart
371IV. Abel Webb, Deceased
57The House of Mystery
372V. Clifford's Inn
58The Hunter Hunted
373VI. The Passing of John Gillum
59The Blackmore Case Reviewed
374VII. The Coroner's Inquest
60The Portrait
375Part 2. The Case of John Gillum, Deceased
61The Statement of Samuel Wilkins
376VIII. Is There a Case?
62Thorndyke Lays the Mine
377IX. The Empty Nest
63Thorndyke Explodes the Mine
378X. Mr. Weech Disapproves
64An Exposition and a Tragedy
379XI. A Fresh Puzzle
65A SILENT WITNESS
380XII. The Pursuit of Dr. Peck
66I. The Beginning of the Mystery
381XIII. Dr. Augustus Peck
67II. The Finding of the Reliquary
382XIV. Further Explorations
68III. "Who Is Sylvia?"
383XV. Sermons in Dust
69IV. Septimus Maddock, Deceased
384XVI. The Disclosure
70V. The Lethal Chamber
385XVII. A Symposium
71VI. A Council of War
386XVIII. Circumstantial Evidence
72VII. An Unseen Enemy
387XIX. Re-Enter Mr. Snuper
73VIII. It's an Ill Wind—
388XX. Epilogue
74IX. Thorndyke Takes Up the Scent
389THE STONEWARE MONKEY
75X. The Unheeded Warning
390Book 1
76XI. A Chapter of Accidents
391I. Hue and Cry
77XII. Miss Vyne
392II. The Inquiry
78XIII. A Mysterious Stranger
393III. Peter Gannet
79XIV. A Lonely Woman
394IV. Dr. Thorndyke Takes a Hand
80XV. Exit Dr. Jardine
395V. A True Bill
81XVI. Enter Father Humperdinck
396VI. Shadows in the Studio
82XVII. The Palimpsest
397VII. Mrs. Gannet Brings Strange Tidings
83XVIII. A Visitor From the States
398VIII. Dr. Oldfield Makes Surprising Discoveries
84XIX. Tenebrae
399IX. Inspector Blandy Investigates
85XX. The Hue and Cry
400X. Inspector Blandy Is Inquisitive
86XXI. The Final Problem
401XI. Mr. Bunderby Expounds
87XXII. Thorndyke Reviews the Case
402XII. A Symposium
88HELEN VARDON’S CONFESSION
403XIII. The Inquiry
89Prologue
404Book 2
90Book 1. Tragedy
405XIV. Dr. Jervis Is Puzzled
91I. The Crack of Doom
406XV. Amodernist Collector
92II. Astra Cura
407XVI. At the Museum
93III. The Covenant
408XVII. Mr. Snuper
94IV. The Eleventh Hour
409XVIII. Mr. Newman
95V. On the Brink
410XIX. The Monkey Reveals His Secret
96VI. A Meeting and a Parting
411XX. thorndyke Reviews the Evidence
97VII. The Terms of Release
412MR. POLTON EXPLAINS
98VIII. "Whom God Hath Joined—"
413Introductory Observations by Mr. Polton
99IX. Testimony and Counsel
414Part 1. The Antecedents
100X. The Turning of the Page
415I. The Young Horologist
101Book 2. Romance
416II. The Pickpocket's Leavings
102XI. A Harbour of Refuge
417III. Out of the Nest
103XII. The Hidden Hand
418IV. The Innocent Accessory
104XIII. A Crystal-Gazer and Other Matters
419V. Mr. Parrish
105XIV. Jasper Davenant
420VI. Fickle Fortune
106XV. The Magic Pendulum
421VII. Introduces a Key and a Calendar
107XVI. The Sweated Artist
422VIII. Mr. Parrish Remembers
108XVII. The Apotheosis of the Titmouse
423IX. Storm and Sunshine
109XVIII. Among the Breakers
424Part 2. The Case of Moxdale Deceased
110XIX. Illusions and Disillusion
425X. Fire
111XX. Cloud and Sunshine
426XI. The Ruins
112XXI. A Dreadful Inheritance
427XII. Light on the Mystery
113XXII. The Catastrophe
428XIII. The Facts and the Verdict
114Book 3. Crime
429XIV. A Visit From Inspector Blandy
115XXIII. The Dead Hand
430XV. Polton on the War Path
116XXIV. The Gathering Clouds
431XVI. Polton Astonishes the Inspector
117XXV. Suspense: And a Discovery
432XVII. Further Surprises
118XXVI. The Adjourned Inquiry
433XVIII. Thorndyke Administers a Shock
119XXVII. The Indictment
434XIX. The Evidence Reviewed
120XXVIII. The Verdict
435THE JACOB STREET MYSTERY (The Unconscious Witness)
121Epilogue
436Part 1. A Plot in the Making
122THE CAT’S EYE
437I. The Eavesdropper
123Preface
438II. Mr. Blandy
124I. In the Midst of Life
439III. Mrs. Schiller
125II. Sir Lawrence Declares a Vendetta
440IV. Mr. Vanderpuye
126III. Thorndyke Takes Up the Inquiry
441V. A Trivial Chapter, but Not Irrelevant
127IV. The Lady of Shalott
442VI. The Forest of Essex
128V. Mr Halliburton's Mascot
443VII. Of a Pedometer and a Tragedy
129VI. Introduces an Ant-Eater and a Detective
444VIII. Revelations
130VII. The Vanished Heirloom
445IX. Where Is Lotta?
131VIII. A Jacobite Romance
446X. The Camp Revisited
132IX. Exit Moakey
447Part 2. The Unknown Factor
133X. A Timely Warning
448XI. Mr. Penfield Opens the Ball
134XI. The Blue Hair
449XII. Tom Pedley Receives Visitors
135XII. From the Jaws of Death
450XIII. Thorndyke Becomes Secretive
136XIII. Thorndyke States His Position
451XIV. The Probate Court
137XIV. Beauchamp Blake
452XV. Mr. Lorimer Objects
138XV. The Squire and the Sleuth-Hound
453XVI. Superintendent Miller Intervenes
139XVI. Mr Brodribb's Embassy
454XVII. Observations on the Art of Disguise
140XVII. The Secret Chamber
455XVIII. The Investigation Reviewed
141XVIII. The Cat's Eye
456PERCIVAL BLAND’S PROXY
142XIX. A Relic of the '45
457THE MISSING MORTGAGEE
143XX. Qed
458DR. THORNDYKE’S CASES
144THE MYSTERY OF ANGELINA FROOD
459The Man With the Nailed Shoes
145I. The Doper's Wife
460The Stranger's Latchkey
146II. Re-Enter “Mr. Johnson”
461The Anthropologist at Large
147III. Angelina Frood
462The Blue Sequin
148IV. Deals With Charity and Archaeology
463The Moabite Cipher
149V. John Thorndyke
464The Mandarin's Pearl
150VI. The Shadows Deepen
465The Aluminium Dagger
151VII. Mrs. Gillow Sounds the Alarm
466A Message From the Deep Sea
152VIII. Sergeant Cobbledick Takes a Hand
467THE ADVENTURES OF DR. THORNDYKE
153IX. Jetsam
468The Case of Oscar Brodski
154X. Which Deals With Ancient Monuments and a Blue Boar
469A Case of Premeditation
155XI. The Man With the Mole
470The Echo of a Mutiny
156XII. The Prints of a Vanished Hand
471A Wastrel's Romance
157XIII. The Discovery in Black Boy-Lane
472The Old Lag
158XIV. Sergeant Cobbledick Is Enlightened
473DR. THORNDYKE’S CASEBOOK
159XV. The End of the Trail
474The Case of the White Footprints
160XVI. The Inquiry and a Surprise
475The Blue Scarab
161XVII. Thorndyke Puts Down His Piece
476The New Jersey Sphinx
162XVIII. The Uncontrite Penitent
477The Touchstone
163XIX. Explanations
478A Fisher of Men
164THE SHADOW OF THE WOLF
479The Stolen Ingots
165I. In Which Two Men Go Forth and One Arrives
480The Funeral Pyre
166II. In Which Margaret Purcell Receives a Letter
481THE PUZZLE LOCK
167III. In Which Margaret Purcell Consults Mr. Penfield
482The Puzzle Lock
168IV. In Which Margaret Confers With Dr. Thorndyke
483The Green Check Jacket
169V. In Which Thorndyke Makes a Few Inquiries
484The Seal of Nebuchadnezzar
170VI. In Which Mr. Varney Prepares a Deception
485Phyllis Annesley's Peril
171VII. The Flash Note Factory
486A Sower of Pestilence
172VIII. In Which Thorndyke Tries Over the Moves
487Rex v. Burnaby
173IX. In Which Mr. Penfield Receives a Shock
488A Mystery of the Sand-Hills
174X. In Which Thorndyke Sees a New Light
489The Apparition of Burling Court
175XI. In Which Varney Has an Inspiration
490The Mysterious Visitor
176XII. In Which Varney Once More Pulls the Strings
491THE MAGIC CASKET
177XIII. In Which the Medico-Legal Worm Arrives
492The Magic Casket
178XIV. In Which Mr. Varney Is Disillusioned
493The Contents of a Mare's Nest
179XV. In Which Thorndyke Opens the Attack
494The Stalking Horse
180XVI. In Which John Rodney Is Convinced
495The Naturalist at Law
181XVII. In Which There Is a Meeting and a Farewell
496Mr. Ponting's Alibi
182THE D’ARBLAY MYSTERY
497Pandora's Box
183I. The Pool in the Wood
498The Trail of Behemoth
184II. A Conference With Dr. Thorndyke
499The Pathologist to the Rescue
185III. The Doctor's Revelations
500Gleanings From the Wreckage
186IV. Mr. Bendelow
501Other Novels:
187V. Inspector Follett's Discovery
502THE GOLDEN POOL: A Story of a Forgotten Mine
188VI. Marion D'Arblay at Home
503I. In Which I Make the Acquaintance of Captain Bithery
189VII. Thorndyke Enlarges His Knowledge
504II. In Which I Set Out for Africa
190VIII. Simon Bendelow, Deceased
505III. I Hear Strange Stories and Vague Rumours
191IX. A Strange Misadventure
506IV. I Visit a Graveyard and Meet a Blind Man
192X. Marion's Peril
507V. I Encounter a Curious Relic
193XI. Arms and the Man
508VI. The Journal of Captain Barnabas Hogg
194XII. A Dramatic Discovery
509VII. I Form an Absurd Resolution
195XIII. A Narrow Escape
510VIII. I Make a New Acquaintance
196XIV. The Haunted Man
511IX. I Bid Farewell to My Friends
197XV. Thorndyke Proposes a New Move
512X. I Take to the Road
198XVI. A Surprise for the Superintendent
513XI. I Find Myself Among Enemies
199XVII. A Chapter of Surprise
514XII. I Change My Identity
200XVIII. The Last Act
515XIII. The Golden Pool
201XIX. Thorndyke Disentangles the Threads
516XIV. I Am Led Into Captivity
202A CERTAIN DR. THORNDYKE
517XV. The Aboási Mine
203Book 1. The Ishmaelite
518XVI. I Assist in a Robbery and Become a Fugitive
204I. The Fugitive
519XVII. The Last of Bukári Moshi
205II. The Legatee
520XVIII. I Again Become a Fugitive
206III. The Mutiny on the "Speedwell"
521XIX. I Make My Appearance in a New Character
207IV. The Phantom Mate
522XX. I Join a Party of Bohemians
208V. The New Afterguard
523XXI. I Meet With Some Old Acquaintances
209VI. Betty Makes a Discovery
524XXII. A Catastrophe
210VII. The Mate Takes His Discharge
525XXIII. I Make a Curious Discovery
211VIII. The Last of the " Speedwell"
526XXIV. I Return to an Old Trade
212IX. Arms and the Man
527XXV. I Set Out Upon My Voyage
213X. Betty's Appeal
528XXVI. I Put Out Into the Darkness
214XI. The Order of Release
529XXVII. Ship Ahoy!
215Book 2. The Investigator
530XXVIII. In Which I Bid Farewell to the Reader
216XII. The Indictment
531Epilogue
217XIII. Thorndyke Takes Up the Inquiry
532THE UNWILLING ADVENTURER
218XIV. Thorndyke Makes a Beginning
533I. In Which the Reader Makes a Genteel Acquaintance
219XV. Mr. Wampole Is Highly Amused
534II. In Which I Become Involved in a Tragedy
220XVI. Which Treats of Law and Buttons
535III. In Which I Am Cast Away
221XVII. The Lapidary
536IV. In Which I Meet Friends Both New and Old
222XVIII. The End of the Clue
537V. In Which I Enter the Abode of Godliness
223XIX. Thorndyke Connects the Links
538VI. In Which I Meet a Wolf in Sheep’s Clothing
224XX. Osmond's Motive
539VII. In Which I Experience Changes of Fortune
225AS A THIEF IN THE NIGHT
540VIII. In Which I Am Presented to My Cousin Percival
226I. The Invalid
541IX. In Which I Discover a New Enemy
227II. Barbara Monkhouse Comes Home
542X. In Which I Have a Narrow Escape
228III. A Shock for the Mourners
543XI. In Which We Approach a Strange Island
229IV. "How, When and Where—"
544XII. In Which the Pirate Shows His Wit and His Heels
230V. Madeline's Ordeal
545XIII. In Which I Am Marooned
231VI. The Verdict
546XIV. In Which I Explore My New Territory
232VII. The Search Warrant
547XV. In Which I Find a Key to Unlock My Prison
233VIII. Thorndyke Speaks Bluntly
548XVI. In Which I Play the Eavesdropper
234IX. Superintendent Miller Is Puzzled
549XVII. In Which I Encounter a Most Genteel Rascal
235X. A Greek Gift
550XVIII. In Which the Schooner Is Brought to Her Berth
236XI. The Rivals
551XIX. In Which Captain Parradine Calls Checkmate
237XII. Thorndyke Challenges the Evidence
552XX. In Which I Show Much Valour and Little Discretion
238XIII. Rupert Makes Some Discoveries
553XXI. In Which Mr. Murking Pilots the Charity To Her Last Berth
239XIV. Rupert Confides in Thorndyke
554XXII. In Which I Return to an Old Haunt
240XV. A Pursuit and a Discovery
555XXIII. In Which I Come to an Anchor at the Bell Inn
241XVI. Barbara's Message
556XXIV. In Which My Cousin Percival Makes a Discovery
242XVII. Thorndyke Retraces the Trail
557XXV. In Which the Bells Are Rung in Shorne Steeple
243XVIII. The Final Proof
558THE UTTERMOST FARTHING (A Savant’s Vendetta)
244MR. POTTERMACK’S OVERSIGHT
559The Motive Force
245Prologue
560"Number One"
246I. Mr. Pottermack Makes a Discovery
561The Housemaid's Followers
247II. The Secret Visitor
562The Gifts of Chance
248III. Mr. Pottermack Goes A-Sugaring
563By-Products of Industry
249IV. The Placing of the Sun-Dial
564The Trail of the Serpent
250V. Dr. Thorndyke Listens to a Strange Story
565The Uttermost Farthing
251VI. Dr. Thorndyke Becomes Inquisitive
566THE EXPLOITS OF DANBY CROKER
252VII. The Criminal Records
567Preface
253VIII. Mr. Pottermack Seeks Adventure
568I. The Changeling
254IX. Providence Intervenes
569II. The Prison-Breaker
255X. A Retrospect
570III. The Brazen Serpent
256XI. Mr. Pottermack's Dilemma
571IV. The Constable’s Helpmate
257XII. The Understudy
572V. A Votive Candle
258XIII. The Setting of the Tableau
573VI. The Emperor’s Keepsake
259XIV. The Discovery
574VII. Woman and Superwoman
260XV. Dr. Thorndyke's Curiosity Is Aroused
575VIII. The Good Samaritan
261XVI. Exit Khama-Heru
576IX. The “Prison Joseph”
262XVII. Dr. Thorndyke Relates a Queer Case
577X. Peter Mockett’s Legacy
263XVIII. The Sun-Dial Has the Last Word
578XI. Aunt Jemima
264PONTIFEX, SON AND THORNDYKE
579XII. The Heavenly Twins
265I. Destiny in an Egg-Chest
580Epilogue
266II. Treasure Trove
581THE SURPRISING EXPERIENCES OF MR. SHUTTLEBURY COBB
267III. A Mystery and a Disappearance
582I. The Gifted Stranger
268IV. Mr. Brodribb's Perplexities
583II. The Secret Code and the Castaway
269V. Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds
584III. The Secret Chamber
270VI. A Visit to Stratford Atte Bow
585IV. The Resurrectionists
271VII. Number Five Piper's Row
586V. A Mermaid and a Red Herring
272VIII. Sir Edward Hardcastle, Bart., Deceased
587VI. The Magic Mirror
273IX. The Crowner's Quest
588FLIGHTY PHYLLIS
274X. A Summary of the Evidence
589I. The Understudy
275XI. Ashdod Revisited
590II. The Minotaur
276XII. Of a Hansom Cab and a Black Eagle
591III. Mr. Shylock
277XIII. Mr. Brodribb's Discovery
592IV. A Variety Entertainment
278XIV. New Light on the Problem
593V. A Double Capture
279XV. Thorndyke's Plan of Attack
594VI. Storm and Sunshine
280XVI. Mrs. David Hardcastle
595VII. Love and a Graven Image
281XVII. Some Statements and a Tragedy
596Other Short Stories:
282XVIII. The Wheel of Fortune
597BY THE BLACK DEEP
283WHEN ROGUES FALL OUT (Dr. Thorndyke's Discovery)
598I
284I. The Backsliding of Mr. Didbury Toke
599II
285II. Enter Mr. Hughes
600III
286III. An Unholy Alliance
601IV
287IV. Mr. Toke’s Indiscretion
602THE ADVENTURES OF ROMNEY PRINGLE
288V. The Tragedy in the Tunnel
603The Assyrian Rejuvenator
289VI. Thorndyke Examines His Material
604The Foreign Office Despatch
290VII. The Persistence of Superintendent Miller
605The Chicago Heiress
291VIII. A Review of the Evidence
606The Lizard’s Scale
292IX. Thorndyke Discourses on Finger-Prints
607The Paste Diamonds
293X. Mr. Woodburn’s Story
608The Kailyard Novel
294XI. Hartsden Manor House
609THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF ROMNEY PRINGLE
295XII. The Unknown Coiner
610The Submarine Boat
296XIII. Rex v. Dobey
611The Kimblerley Fugitive
297XIV. A Startling Discovery
612The Silkworms of Florence
298XV. The Breaking of the Seals
613The Box of Specie
299XVI. The Vault
614The Silver Ingots
300XVII. The Vigil
615The House of Detention
301XVIII. Postscript
616FROM A SURGEON’S DIARY
302DR. THORNDYKE INTERVENES
617The Adventure at Heath Crest
303I. Of a Strange Treasure Trove and a Double Life
618How I Acted for and Invalid Doctor
304II. Mr. Buffham's Legal Friend
619How I Attended a Nervous Patient
305III. Mr. Pippet Gives Evidence
620How I Met a Very Ignorant Practitioner
306IV. The Finding of the Jury
621How I Cured a Hopeless Paralytic
307V. The Great Platinum Robbery
622How I Helped to Lay a Ghost
308VI. Mr. Brodribb's Dilemma
623THE GREAT PORTRAIT MYSTERY and Other Stories
309VII. The Final Preparations
624The Great Portrait Mystery (pt. 1)
310VIII. The Opening of the Case
625The Great Portrait Mystery (pt. 2)
311IX. The Evidence of Christoper J. Pippet
626The Bronze Parrot
312X. Josiah?
627Powder Blue and Hawthorn
313XI. Plumber’s Oddments and Other Matters
628The Attorney’s Conscience
314XII. Thorndyke Becomes Interested
629The Luck of Barnabas Mudge
315XIII. The Dene Hole
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