6V. Our Advertisement Brings a Visitor
713XIII. Prisoner at the Bar
7VI. Tobias Gregson Shows What He Can Do
714XIV. The Evidence for the Prosecution
8VII. Light in the Darkness
715XV. The Witnesses for the Defence
9I. On the Great Alkali Plain
716XVI. Thorndyke's Address to the Jury
10II. The Flower of Utah
717XVII. The Verdict
11III. John Ferrier Talks with the Prophet
718I. A Gossipy Chapter in Which Coming Events Cast Their Shadows Before Them
12IV. A Flight for Life
719II. Aladdin's Cave
13V. The Avenging Angels
720III. Exit Mr. Penrose
14VI. A Continuation of the Reminiscences of John Watson, M.D.
721IV. The Burglary at Queen Square
15VII. The Conclusion
722V. Mr. Brodnibb Propounds a Problem
16Chapter I. The Science of Deduction
723VI. Thorndyke Examines the Relics
17Chapter II. The Statement of the Case
724VII. A Visit of Inspection
18Chapter III. In Quest of a Solution
725VIII. Mr. Horridge
19Chapter IV. The Story of the Bald-Headed Man
726IX. Thorndyke Tests a Theory
20Chapter V. The Tragedy of Pondicherry Lodge
727X. Introduces Mr. Crabbe
21Chapter VI. Sherlock Holmes Gives a Demonstration
728XI. Re-Enter Mr. Kickweed
22Chapter VII. The Episode of the Barrel
729XII. Mr. Elmhurst
23Chapter VIII. The Baker Street Irregulars
730XIII. The Track of the Fugitive
24Chapter IX. A Break in the Chain
731XIV. Julliberie's Grave
25Chapter X. The End of the Islander
732XV. What Befell at the Wool-Pack
26Chapter XI. The Great Agra Treasure
733XVI. Mr. Kickweed Surprises the Coroner
27Chapter XII. The Strange Story of Jonathan Small
734XVII. Thorndyke Retraces the Trail
28I. Mr. Sherlock Holmes
735XVIII. The Opening of the Safe
29II. The Curse of the Baskervilles
736XIX. Thorndyke's Dilemma
30III. The Problem
737XX. The Dilemma Resolved
31IV. Sir Henry Baskerville
738XXI. Afterthoughts
32V. Three Broken Threads
739I. The Man in the Porch
33VI. Baskerville Hall
740II. John Gillum
34VII. The Stapletons of Merripit House
741III. The Gaming House
35VIII. First Report of Dr. Watson
742IV. Abel Webb, Deceased
36IX. The Light Upon the Moor
743V. Clifford's Inn
37X. Extract from the Diary of Dr. Watson
744VI. The Passing of John Gillum
38XI. The Man on the Tor
745VII. The Coroner's Inquest
39XII. Death on the Moor
746VIII. Is There a Case?
40XIII. Fixing The Nets
747IX. The Empty Nest
41XIV. The Hound of the Baskervilles
748X. Mr. Weech Disapproves
42XV. A Retrospection
749XI. A Fresh Puzzle
43Chapter 1. The Warning
750XII. The Pursuit of Dr. Peck
44Chapter 2. Sherlock Holmes Discourses
751XIII. Dr. Augustus Peck
45Chapter 3. The Tragedy of Birlstone
752XIV. Further Explorations
46Chapter 4. Darkness
753XV. Sermons in Dust
47Chapter 5. The People of the Drama
754XVI. The Disclosure
48Chapter 6. A Dawning Light
755XVII. A Symposium
49Chapter 7. The Solution
756XVIII. Circumstantial Evidence
50Chapter 1. The Man
757XIX. Re-Enter Mr. Snuper
51Chapter 2. The Bodymaster
758I. Hue and Cry
52Chapter 3. Lodge 341, Vermissa
759II. The Inquiry
53Chapter 4. The Valley of Fear
760III. Peter Gannet
54Chapter 5. The Darkest Hour
761IV. Dr. Thorndyke Takes a Hand
55Chapter 6. Danger
762V. A True Bill
56Chapter 7. The Trapping of Birdy Edwards
763VI. Shadows in the Studio
57Epilogue
764VII. Mrs. Gannet Brings Strange Tidings
58I
765VIII. Dr. Oldfield Makes Surprising Discoveries
59II
766IX. Inspector Blandy Investigates
60III
767X. Inspector Blandy Is Inquisitive
61Adventure II. The Red-Headed League
768XI. Mr. Bunderby Expounds
62Adventure III. A Case of Identity
769XII. A Symposium
63Adventure IV. The Boscombe Valley Mystery
770XIII. The Inquiry
64Adventure V. The Five Orange Pips
771XIV. Dr. Jervis Is Puzzled
65Adventure VI. The Man with the Twisted Lip
772XV. Amodernist Collector
66Adventure VII. The Adventure of the Blue Carbuncle
773XVI. At the Museum
67Adventure VIII. The Adventure of the Speckled Band
774XVII. Mr. Snuper
68Adventure IX. The Adventure of the Engineer's Thumb
775XVIII. Mr. Newman
69Adventure X. The Adventure of the Noble Bachelor
776XIX. The Monkey Reveals His Secret
70Adventure XI. The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet
777XX. thorndyke Reviews the Evidence
71Adventure XII. The Adventure of the Copper Beeches
778Introductory Observations by Mr. Polton
72I. The Adventure of Silver Blaze
779I. The Young Horologist
73II. The Adventure of The Yellow Face
780II. The Pickpocket's Leavings
74III. The Adventure of The Stock-Broker’s Clerk
781III. Out of the Nest
75IV. The Adventure of The “Gloria Scott”
782IV. The Innocent Accessory
76V. The Adventure of the Musgrave Ritual
783V. Mr. Parrish
77VI. The Adventure of The Reigate Puzzle
784VI. Fickle Fortune
78VII. The Adventure of the Crooked Man
785VII. Introduces a Key and a Calendar
79VIII. The Adventure of the Resident Patient
786VIII. Mr. Parrish Remembers
80IX. The Adventure of the Greek Interpreter
787IX. Storm and Sunshine
81X. The Adventure of the Naval Treaty
788X. Fire
82XI. The Adventure of the Final Problem
789XI. The Ruins
83I. The Adventure of the Empty House
790XII. Light on the Mystery
84II. The Adventure of the Norwood Builder
791XIII. The Facts and the Verdict
85III. The Adventure of the Dancing Men
792XIV. A Visit From Inspector Blandy
86IV. The Adventure of the Solitary Cyclist
793XV. Polton on the War Path
87V. The Adventure of the Priory School
794XVI. Polton Astonishes the Inspector
88VI. The Adventure of Black Peter
795XVII. Further Surprises
89VII. The Adventure of Charles Augustus Milverton
796XVIII. Thorndyke Administers a Shock
90VIII. The Adventure of the Six Napoleons
797XIX. The Evidence Reviewed
91IX. The Adventure of the Three Students
798I. The Eavesdropper
92X. The Adventure of the Golden Pince-Nez
799II. Mr. Blandy
93XI. The Adventure of the Missing Three-Quarter
800III. Mrs. Schiller
94XII. The Adventure of the Abbey Grange
801IV. Mr. Vanderpuye
95XIII. The Adventure of the Second Stain
802V. A Trivial Chapter, but Not Irrelevant
96His Last Bow: Preface
803VI. The Forest of Essex
971. The Singular Experience of Mr. John Scott Eccles
804VII. Of a Pedometer and a Tragedy
982. The Tiger of San Pedro
805VIII. Revelations
99The Adventure of the Red Circle
806IX. Where Is Lotta?
100The Adventure of the Cardboard Box
807X. The Camp Revisited
101The Adventure of the Bruce-Partington Plans
808XI. Mr. Penfield Opens the Ball
102The Adventure of the Dying Detective
809XII. Tom Pedley Receives Visitors
103The Disappearance of Lady Frances Carfax
810XIII. Thorndyke Becomes Secretive
104The Adventure of the Devil’s Foot
811XIV. The Probate Court
105His Last Bow: An Epilogue of Sherlock Holmes
812XV. Mr. Lorimer Objects
106Preface
813XVI. Superintendent Miller Intervenes
107The Adventure of the Illustrious Client
814XVII. Observations on the Art of Disguise
108The Adventure of the Blanched Soldier
815XVIII. The Investigation Reviewed
109The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
816Percival Bland’s Proxy
110The Adventure of the Three Gables
817The Missing Mortgagee
111The Adventure of the Sussex Vampire
818The Man With the Nailed Shoes
112The Adventure of the Three Garridebs
819The Stranger's Latchkey
113The Problem of Thor Bridge
820The Anthropologist at Large
114The Adventure of the Creeping Man
821The Blue Sequin
115The Adventure of the Lion’s Mane
822The Moabite Cipher
116The Adventure of the Veiled Lodger
823The Mandarin's Pearl
117The Adventure of Shoscombe Old Place
824The Aluminium Dagger
118The Adventure of the Retired Colourman
825A Message From the Deep Sea
119The Blue Cross
826The Case of Oscar Brodski
120The Secret Garden
827A Case of Premeditation
121The Queer Feet
828The Echo of a Mutiny
122The Flying Stars
829A Wastrel's Romance
123The Invisible Man
830The Old Lag
124The Honour of Israel Gow
831The Case of the White Footprints
125The Wrong Shape
832The Blue Scarab
126The Sins of Prince Saradine
833The New Jersey Sphinx
127The Hammer of God
834The Touchstone
128The Eye of Apollo
835A Fisher of Men
129The Sign of the Broken Sword
836The Stolen Ingots
130The Three Tools of Death
837The Funeral Pyre
1311. The Absence of Mr. Glass
838The Puzzle Lock
1322. The Paradise of Thieves
839The Green Check Jacket
1333. The Duel of Dr. Hirsch
840The Seal of Nebuchadnezzar
1344. The Man in the Passage
841Phyllis Annesley's Peril
1355. The Mistake of the Machine
842A Sower of Pestilence
1366. The Head of Caesar
843Rex v. Burnaby
1377. The Purple Wig
844A Mystery of the Sand-Hills
1388. The Perishing of the Pendragons
845The Apparition of Burling Court
1399. The God of the Gongs
846The Mysterious Visitor
14010. The Salad of Colonel Cray
847The Magic Casket
14111. The Strange Crime of John Boulnois
848The Contents of a Mare's Nest
14212. The Fairy Tale of Father Brown
849The Stalking Horse
1431. The Resurrection of Father Brown
850The Naturalist at Law
1442. The Arrow of Heaven
851Mr. Ponting's Alibi
1453. The Oracle of the Dog
852Pandora's Box
1464. The Miracle of Moon Crescent
853The Trail of Behemoth
1475. The Curse of the Golden Cross
854The Pathologist to the Rescue
1486. The Dagger with Wings
855Gleanings From the Wreckage
1497. The Doom of the Darnaways
856I
1508. The Ghost of Gideon Wise
857II
151The Secret of Father Brown
858III
152I. The Mirror of the Magistrate
859I
153II. The Man With Two Beards
860II
154III. The Song of the Flying Fish
861III
155IV. The Actor and the Alibi
862I
156V. The Vanishing of Vaudrey
863II
157VI. The Worst Crime In the World
864III
158VII. The Red Moon of Meru
865IV
159VIII. The Chief Mourner of Marne
866I
160IX. The Secret of Flambeau
867II
1611. The Scandal of Father Brown
868III
1622. The Quick One
869I
1633. The Blast of the Book
870II
1644. The Green Man
871III
1655. The Pursuit of Mr. Blue
872I
1666. The Crime of the Communist
873II
1677. The Point of a Pin
874III
1688. The Insoluble Problem
875I
169The Vampire of the Village
876II
170The Donnington Affair
877III
171The Mask of Midas
878I
172Chapter I
879II
173Chapter II
880III
174Chapter III
881I
175Chapter IV
882II
176Chapter V
883III
177Chapter VI
884I
178Chapter VII
885II
179Chapter VIII
886III
180Chapter IX
887I
181Chapter X
888II
182Chapter XI
889III
183Chapter XII
890I
184Chapter XIII
891II
185Chapter XIV
892III
186Chapter XV
893PROLOGUE The Affair of the Man Who Vanished
187Chapter XVI
894CHAPTER I
188Chapter XVII
895CHAPTER II
189Chapter XVIII
896CHAPTER III
190Chapter XIX
897CHAPTER IV
191Chapter XX
898CHAPTER V
192Chapter XXI
899CHAPTER VI
193Chapter XXII
900CHAPTER VII
194Chapter XXIII
901CHAPTER VIII
195Chapter XXIV
902CHAPTER IX
196Chapter XXV
903CHAPTER X
197Chapter XXVI
904CHAPTER XI
198Chapter XXVII
905CHAPTER XII
199Chapter XXVIII
906CHAPTER XIII
200Chapter XXIX
907CHAPTER XIV
201Chapter XXX
908CHAPTER XV
202Chapter XXXI
909CHAPTER XVI
203Chapter XXXII
910CHAPTER XVII
204Chapter I
911CHAPTER XVIII
205Chapter II
912CHAPTER XIX
206Chapter III
913CHAPTER XX
207Chapter IV
914CHAPTER XXI
208Chapter V
915CHAPTER XXII
209Chapter VI
916CHAPTER XXIII
210Chapter VII
917CHAPTER XXIV
211Chapter VIII
918CHAPTER XXV
212Chapter IX
919CHAPTER XXVI
213Chapter X
920CHAPTER XXVII
214Chapter XI
921CHAPTER XXVIII
215Chapter XII
922CHAPTER XXIX
216Chapter XIII
923CHAPTER XXX
217Chapter XIV
924CHAPTER XXXI
218Chapter XV
925CHAPTER XXXII
219Chapter XVI
926CHAPTER XXXIII
220Chapter XVII
927CHAPTER XXXIV
221Chapter XVIII
928Chapter XXXV
222Chapter XIX
929CHAPTER XXXVI
223Chapter XX
930CHAPTER XXXVII
224Chapter XXI
931CHAPTER XXXVIII
225Chapter XXII
932EPILOGUE The Affair of the Man Who Was Found
226Chapter XXIII
933CHAPTER I.
227Chapter XXIV
934CHAPTER II.
228Chapter XXV
935CHAPTER III.
229Chapter XXVI
936CHAPTER IV.
230Chapter I
937CHAPTER V.
231Chapter II
938CHAPTER IV.
232Chapter III
939CHAPTER VII.
233Chapter IV
940CHAPTER VIII.
234Chapter V
941CHAPTER IX.
235Chapter VI
942CHAPTER X.
236Chapter VII
943CHAPTER XI.
237Chapter VIII
944CHAPTER XII.
238Chapter IX
945CHAPTER XIII.
239Chapter X
946CHAPTER XIV.
240Chapter XI
947CHAPTER XV.
241Chapter XII
948CHAPTER XVI.
242Chapter XIII
949CHAPTER XVII.
243Chapter XIV
950CHAPTER XVIII.
244Chapter XV
951CHAPTER XIX.
245Chapter XVI
952CHAPTER XX.
246Chapter XVII
953CHAPTER XXI.
247Chapter XVIII
954CHAPTER XXII.
248Chapter XIX
955CHAPTER XXIII.
249Chapter XX
956CHAPTER XXIV.
250Chapter XXI
957CHAPTER XXV.
251Chapter XXII
958CHAPTER XXVI.
252Chapter XXIII
959CHAPTER XXVII.
253Chapter XXIV
960CHAPTER XXVIII.
254Chapter I
961CHARACTERS
255Chapter II
962CHAPTER ONE A MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR
256Chapter III
963CHAPTER TWO HOW THE CHASE ENDED
257Chapter IV
964CHAPTER THREE THE SHADOW THAT LAY BEHIND
258Chapter V
965CHAPTER FOUR CLEWS AND SUSPICIONS
259Chapter VI
966CHAPTER FIVE THE RIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
260Chapter VII
967CHAPTER SIX A LITTLE DISCREPANCY
261Chapter VIII
968CHAPTER SEVEN "COMING EVENTS CAST THEIR SHADOWS BEFORE"
262Chapter IX
969CHAPTER EIGHT AILSA LORNE
263Chapter X
970CHAPTER NINE BLIND GROPING
264Chapter XI
971CHAPTER TEN ANOTHER STRAND IN THE WEB
265Chapter XII
972CHAPTER ELEVEN THE CLOUDBURST
266Chapter XIII
973CHAPTER TWELVE THE THUNDERBOLT
267Chapter XIV
974CHAPTER THIRTEEN A QUESTION OF VERACITY
268Chapter XV
975CHAPTER FOURTEEN A CHANGE IN THE PROGRAM
269Chapter XVI
976CHAPTER FIFTEEN A CLEW FROM THE AIR
270Chapter XVII
977CHAPTER SIXTEEN A BOLD STROKE
271Chapter XVIII
978CHAPTER SEVENTEEN A BLUNDER AND A DISCOVERY
272Chapter XIX
979CHAPTER EIGHTEEN SPRINGING A SURPRISE
273Chapter XX
980CHAPTER NINETEEN PICKING UP THREADS
274Chapter XXI
981CHAPTER TWENTY "HOW SHARPER THAN A SERPENT'S TOOTH"
275Chapter XXII
982CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE WHEN TWO AND TWO MAKE FOUR
276Chapter XXIII
983CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO WHEN FOUR AND FOUR MAKE EIGHT
277Chapter XXIV
984CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE THE LADY AT THE GATE
278Chapter I
985CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR THE MOUSETRAP
279Chapter II
986CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE THE FLY IN THE OINTMENT
280Chapter III
987CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX THE OPEN WINDOW
281Chapter IV
988CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN THE VIEW HALLOO
282Chapter V
989CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT LOISETTE IS VINDICATED
283Chapter VI
990CHAPTER TWENTY-NINE "QUICK! FIRE!"
284Chapter VII
991CHAPTER THIRTY NEARING THE TRUTH!
285Chapter VIII
992CHAPTER THIRTY-ONE HOW THE TRUTH WAS TOLD
286Chapter IX
993CHARACTERS
287Chapter X
994CHAPTER I WHICH INTRODUCES A NEW FRIEND
288Chapter XI
995CHAPTER II THE HOME-COMING
289Chapter XII
996CHAPTER III IN THE DARK
290Chapter XIII
997CHAPTER IV THE HOUSE OF SHADOWS
291Chapter XIV
998CHAPTER V THE THREADS OF CHANCE
292Chapter XV
999CHAPTER VI THE CRY IN THE NIGHT
293Chapter XVI
1000CHAPTER VII IN THE TIGER'S CLUTCHES
294Chapter XVII
1001CHAPTER VIII COMPLICATIONS AND COMPLEXITIES
295Chapter XVIII
1002CHAPTER IX THE HOUSE WITH THE SHUTTERED WINDOWS
296Chapter XIX
1003CHAPTER X A SHOT IN THE DARK
297Chapter XX
1004CHAPTER XI A TERRIBLE DISCOVERY
298Chapter XXI
1005CHAPTER XII THE WOMAN IN THE CASE
299Chapter XXII
1006CHAPTER XIII TIGHTENING THE STRANDS
300Chapter XXIII
1007CHAPTER XIV THE PLOT THICKENS
301Chapter XXIV
1008CHAPTER XV TANGLED THREADS
302Chapter XXV
1009CHAPTER XVI IN THE DOCTOR'S SURGERY
303Chapter XXVI
1010CHAPTER XVII MISS CHEYNE AGAIN
304Chapter I
1011CHAPTER XVIII DOLLOPS TAKES A HAND
305Chapter II
1012CHAPTER XIX THE TWIN SCARVES
306Chapter III
1013CHAPTER XX A TWISTED CLUE
307Chapter IV
1014CHAPTER XXI "'TIS A MAD WORLD, MY MASTERS"
308Chapter V
1015CHAPTER XXII THE TRAP
309Chapter VI
1016CHAPTER XXIII UNTWISTING THE THREADS
310Chapter VII
1017CHAPTER XXIV AN UNEXPECTED CONTRETEMPS
311Chapter VIII
1018CHAPTER XXV "A TALE UNFOLDED"
312Chapter IX
1019CHAPTER I THE LAW
313Chapter X
1020CHAPTER II THE FROZEN FLAMES
314Chapter XI
1021CHAPTER III SUNSHINE AND SHADOW
315Chapter XII
1022CHAPTER IV AN EVIL GENIUS
316Chapter XIII
1023CHAPTER V THE SPECTRE AT THE FEAST
317Chapter XIV
1024CHAPTER VI A SHOT IN THE DARK
318Chapter XV
1025CHAPTER VII THE WATCHER IN THE SHADOW
319Chapter XVI
1026CHAPTER VIII THE VICTIM
320Chapter XVII
1027CHAPTER IX THE SECOND VICTIM
321Chapter XVIII
1028CHAPTER X —AND THE LADY
322Chapter XIX
1029CHAPTER XI THE SECRET OF THE FLAMES
323Chapter XX
1030CHAPTER XII "AS A THIEF IN THE NIGHT—"
324Chapter XXI
1031CHAPTER XIII A GRUESOME DISCOVERY
325Chapter XXII
1032CHAPTER XIV THE SPIN OF THE WHEEL
326Chapter XXIII
1033CHAPTER XV A STARTLING DISCLOSURE
327Chapter XXIV
1034CHAPTER XVI TRAPPED!
328Chapter XXV
1035CHAPTER XVII IN THE CELL
329Chapter XXVI
1036CHAPTER XVIII POSSIBLE EXCITEMENT
330Chapter XXVII
1037CHAPTER XIX WHAT TOOK PLACE AT "THE PIG AND WHISTLE"
331Foreword
1038CHAPTER XX AT THE INQUEST
332Chapter I
1039CHAPTER XXI QUESTIONS—AND ANSWERS
333Chapter II
1040CHAPTER XXII A NEW DEPARTURE
334Chapter III
1041CHAPTER XXIII PRISONERS
335Chapter IV
1042CHAPTER XXIV IN THE DARK
336Chapter V
1043CHAPTER XXV THE WEB OF CIRCUMSTANCE
337Chapter VI
1044CHAPTER XXVI JUSTICE—AND JUSTIFICATION
338Chapter VII
1045CHAPTER XXVII THE SOLVING OF THE RIDDLE
339Chapter VIII
1046CHAPTER I TRAPPED BY THE APACHES
340Chapter IX
1047CHAPTER II A KISS FOR A LIFE
341Chapter X
1048CHAPTER III THE HAUNTED VILLAGE
342Chapter XI
1049CHAPTER IV WEIRD CHURCH BELLS OF THE NIGHT
343Chapter XII
1050CHAPTER V THE PRIVATE AFFAIRS OF A DUKE
344Chapter XIII
1051CHAPTER VI THE GHOST IN THE CHURCH BELFRY
345Chapter XIV
1052CHAPTER VII A GARDEN OF TRANSPLANTED FLOWERS
346Chapter XV
1053CHAPTER VIII THE MURDER OF CAPTAIN SANDRINGHAM
347Chapter XVI
1054CHAPTER IX A FAINTLY FAMILIAR FACE
348Chapter XVII
1055CHAPTER X A WALK IN THE GARDEN
349Chapter XVIII
1056CHAPTER XI CLUES FROM A DEAD BODY
350Chapter XIX
1057CHAPTER XII A JANGLE OF PEALING BELLS
351Chapter XX
1058CHAPTER XIII THE MYSTERIOUS LIGHT
352Chapter XXI
1059CHAPTER XIV "GEORGE HEADLAND" KEEPS AN APPOINTMENT
353Chapter XXII
1060CHAPTER XV THE LAYING OF THE VALEHAMPTON "GHOST"
354Chapter XXIII
1061CHAPTER XVI CLEEK EXPLAINS
355Chapter XXIV
1062CHAPTER XVII THE MYSTERY OF THE "ROSE OF FIRE"
356Chapter XXV
1063CHAPTER XVIII MURDER AT MANOR LODGE
357Chapter XXVI
1064CHAPTER XIX THE WINGED MESSENGER OF DEATH
358The Lenton Croft Robberies
1065CHAPTER XX THE STOLEN FORMULAS
359The Loss of Sammy Crockett
1066CHAPTER XXI COUNTESS MARAVITZ ENTERTAINS
360The Case of Mr. Foggatt
1067CHAPTER XXII AN INTERRUPTED HOLIDAY
361The Case of the Dixon Torpedo
1068CHAPTER XXIII A DIVIDED LEGACY
362The Quinton Jewel Affair
1069CHAPTER XXIV "THE FIRE THAT SLAYS IN THE DARK"
363The Stanway Cameo Mystery
1070CHAPTER XXV THE PRICELESS STATUE THAT VANISHED
364The Affair of the Tortoise
1071CHAPTER XXVI FLECKS OF WHITE POWDER
365The Ivy Cottage Mystery
1072CHAPTER XXVII THE RUSE OF THE SPRAINED WRIST
366II.
1073CHAPTER XXVIII THE MYSTERY OF THE "ROPE OF FEAR"
367III.
1074CHAPTER XXIX THE MYSTERIOUS DEATH OF ELTON CARLYLE
368IV.
1075CHAPTER XXX THE SAFE WITH THE TIME-LOCK
369The Holford Will Case.
1076CHAPTER XXXI IN THE DEN OF THE APACHES
370The Case of the Missing Hand.
1077CHAPTER I THE GIRL FROM SCOTLAND
371The Case of Laker, Absconded
1078CHAPTER II CLEEK TO THE RESCUE
372The Case of the Lost Foreigner.
1079CHAPTER III THE CASTLE O' DREAMS
373The Affair of Mrs. Seton's Child
1080CHAPTER IV THE MORNING CALL
374I.
1081CHAPTER V A STARTLING DISCOVERY
375II.
1082CHAPTER VI WHEN THE SWORD FELL
376III.
1083CHAPTER VII THE SUMMONS
377I.
1084CHAPTER VIII WHEN THE BLOW FELL
378II.
1085CHAPTER IX A DOUBLE TRAGEDY
379II.
1086CHAPTER X THE WOMAN IN THE CASE?
380The Case of the "Flitterbat Lancers"
1087CHAPTER XI A NEW CLUE
381I.
1088CHAPTER XII CLEEK MAKES A STARTLING ASSERTION
382II.
1089CHAPTER XIII MR. NARKOM VOICES AN OPINION
383I.
1090CHAPTER XIV IN WHICH RHEA TAKES A HAND
384II.
1091CHAPTER XV ANOTHER FLY IN THE WEB
385I
1092CHAPTER XVI "TENS!"
386II
1093CHAPTER XVII A PAIR OF BOOTS
387III
1094CHAPTER XVIII ENTER CYRIL
388I
1095CHAPTER XIX DOLLOPS MAKES A DISCOVERY
389II
1096CHAPTER XX "PINS AND NEEDLES"
390III
1097CHAPTER XXI "A LUNNON GENTLEMAN"
391I
1098CHAPTER XXII DAMNING EVIDENCE
392II
1099CHAPTER XXIII A STARTLING DÉNOUEMENT
393III
1100CHAPTER XXIV HARE AND HOUNDS
394IV
1101CHAPTER XXV THE MAN IN THE BLACK MASK
395I
1102CHAPTER XXVI THE END IN SIGHT
396II
1103CHAPTER XXVII WHAT HAPPENED IN THE LIBRARY
397III
1104CHAPTER XXVIII THE SECRET OF THE SINGING WHEEL
398IV
1105CHAPTER XXIX "AS A TALE THAT WAS TOLD"
399V
1106PROLOGUE
400I
1107I
401I
1108II
402III
1109I
403I
1110II
404II
1111III
405III
1112I
406IV
1113III
407My Learned Brother
1114I
408The Suspect
1115II
409A Lady in the Case
1116III
410Confidences
1117IV
411The 'Thumbograph'
1118I
412Committed for Trial
1119II
413Shoals and Quicksands
1120"STRANGE MURDER IN BELFAST
414A Suspicious Accident
1121III
415The Prisoner
1122I
416Polton Is Mystified
1123II
417The Ambush
1124III
418It Might Have Been
1125IV
419Murder by Post
1126I
420A Startling Discovery
1127II
421The Finger-Print Experts
1128III
422Thorndyke Plays His Card
1129I
423At Last
1130II
424The Vanishing Man
1131III
425The Eavesdropper
1132IV
426John Thorndyke
1133I
427Legal Complications and a Jackal
1134II
428The Watercress-Bed
1135III
429Sidelights
1136IV
430John Bellingham's Will
1137I
431A Museum Idyll
1138II
432The Sphinx of Lincoln's Inn
1139III
433The New Alliance
1140I
434The Evidence Reviewed
1141II
435A Voyage of Discovery
1142III
436The Crowner's Quest
1143I
437Which Carries the Reader Into the Probate Court
1144II
438Circumstantial Evidence
1145III
439"O! Artemidorus, Farewell!"
1146EPILOGUE
440The Accusing Finger
1147I. — IN WHICH THINGS HAPPEN NEAR NEW BARKING CREEK
441John Bellingham
1148II. — IN WHICH SCOTLAND YARD SITS UP AND TAKES NOTICE
442A Strange Symposium
1149III. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND COMPOSES A LETTER
443The End of the Case
1150IV. — IN WHICH COUNT ZADOWA GETS A SHOCK
444Preface
1151V. — IN WHICH CHARLES LATTER, M.P., GOES MAD
445The Mysterious Patient
1152VI. — IN WHICH AN EFFUSION IS SENT TO THE NEWSPAPERS
446Thorndyke Devises a Scheme
1153VII. — IN WHICH A BOMB BURSTS AT UNPLEASANTLY CLOSE QUARTERS
447"A Chiel's Amang Ye Takin' Notes"
1154VIII. — IN WHICH THE BAG OF NUTS IS FOUND BY ACCIDENT
448The Official View
1155IX. — IN WHICH THERE IS A STORMY SUPPER PARTY AT THE RITZ
449Jeffrey Blackmore's Will
1156X. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND MAKES A DISCOVERY
450Jeffrey Blackmore, Deceased
1157XI. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND AND THE REVEREND THEODOSIUS LONGMOOR TAKE LUNCH TOGETHER
451The Cuneiform Inscription
1158XII. — IN WHICH COUNT ZADOWA IS INTRODUCED TO ALICE IN WONDERLAND
452The Track Chart
1159XIII. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND AND THE REVEREND THEODOSIUS HAVE A LITTLE CHAT
453The House of Mystery
1160XIV. — IN WHICH A ROLLS-ROYCE RUNS AMOK
454The Hunter Hunted
1161XV. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND ARRIVES AT MAYBRICK HALL
455The Blackmore Case Reviewed
1162XVI. — IN WHICH THINGS HAPPEN AT MAYBRICK HALL
456The Portrait
1163XVII. — IN WHICH A MURDERER IS MURDERED AT MAYBRICK HALL
457The Statement of Samuel Wilkins
1164XVIII. — IN WHICH THE HOME SECRETARY IS TAUGHT THE FOX-TROT
458Thorndyke Lays the Mine
1165FOREWORD
459Thorndyke Explodes the Mine
1166I. — RAYMOND BLAIR—DRUNKARD
460An Exposition and a Tragedy
1167II. — THE KILLING OF BARON STOCKMAR
461I. The Beginning of the Mystery
1168III. — A GAME OF BLUFF
462II. The Finding of the Reliquary
1169IV. — COLETTE
463III. "Who Is Sylvia?"
1170V. — THE FIGHT AT BULL MINE CREEK
464IV. Septimus Maddock, Deceased
1171VI. — PETE CORNISH'S REVENGE
465V. The Lethal Chamber
1172VII. — THE MADMAN AT CORN REEF LIGHTHOUSE
466VI. A Council of War
1173VIII. — THE SEVEN MISSIONARIES
467VII. An Unseen Enemy
1174IX. — THE ROTTENNESS OF LADY HOUNSLOW
468VIII. It's an Ill Wind—
1175X. — THE POOL OF THE SACRED CROCODILE
469IX. Thorndyke Takes Up the Scent
1176XI. — AN EXPERIMENT IN ELECTRICITY
470X. The Unheeded Warning
1177XII. — MOLLY'S AUNT AT ANGMERING
471XI. A Chapter of Accidents
1178I. — IN WHICH THE METROPOLITAN DIAMOND SYNDICATE HOLDS CONVERSE WITH MR EDWARD BLACKTON
472XII. Miss Vyne
1179II. — IN WHICH PROFESSOR GOODMAN REALISES THAT THERE ARE MORE THINGS IN LIFE THAN CHEMISTRY
473XIII. A Mysterious Stranger
1180III. — IN WHICH STRANGE THINGS HAPPEN IN PROFESSOR GOODMAN'S LABORATORY
474XIV. A Lonely Woman
1181IV. — IN WHICH MR WILLIAM ROBINSON ARRIVES AT HIS COUNTRY SEAT
475XV. Exit Dr. Jardine
1182V. — IN WHICH MR WILLIAM ROBINSON LOSES HIS SELF- CONTROL
476XVI. Enter Father Humperdinck
1183VI. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND LOSES HIS SELF- CONTROL.
477XVII. The Palimpsest
1184VII. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND TAKES A TELEPHONE CALL AND REGRETS IT
478XVIII. A Visitor From the States
1185VIII. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND PLAYS A LITTLE GAME OF TRAINS
479XIX. Tenebrae
1186IX. — IN WHICH PROFESSOR GOODMAN HAS A TRYING TIME
480XX. The Hue and Cry
1187X. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND GOES ON BOARD THE S.Y. GADFLY
481XXI. The Final Problem
1188XI. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND LEAVES THE S.Y. GADFLY
482XXII. Thorndyke Reviews the Case
1189XII. — IN WHICH HE SAMPLES MR BLACKTON'S NAPOLEON BRANDY
483Prologue
1190XIII. — IN WHICH DRUMMOND RECEIVES AN ADDITION TO HIS LIBRARY
484I. The Crack of Doom
1191INTRODUCTION
485II. Astra Cura
1192I. — IN WHICH I HEAR A CRY IN THE NIGHT
486III. The Covenant
1193II. — IN WHICH I MEET HUGH DRUMMOND
487IV. The Eleventh Hour
1194III. — IN WHICH SOME EXCELLENT ADVICE IS FOLLOWED
488V. On the Brink
1195IV. — IN WHICH HUGH DRUMMOND DISCOVERS A NEW AUNT
489VI. A Meeting and a Parting
1196V. — IN WHICH WE PAY THE AUNT AN INFORMAL VISIT
490VII. The Terms of Release
1197VI. — IN WHICH WE GET A MESSAGE FROM ROBIN GAUNT
491VIII. "Whom God Hath Joined—"
1198VII. — IN WHICH I APPEAR TO BECOME IRRELEVANT
492IX. Testimony and Counsel
1199VIII. — IN WHICH WE COME TO BLACK MINE
493X. The Turning of the Page
1200IX. — IN WHICH WE ARE ENTERTAINED STRANGELY IN BLACK MINE
494XI. A Harbour of Refuge
1201X. — IN WHICH WE READ THE NARRATIVE OF ROBIN GAUNT
495XII. The Hidden Hand
1202XI. — IN WHICH WE READ THE DIARY OF ROBIN GAUNT
496XIII. A Crystal-Gazer and Other Matters
1203XII. — IN WHICH THE FINAL COUNT TAKES PLACE
497XIV. Jasper Davenant
1204XIII. — IN WHICH I LAY DOWN MY PEN
498XV. The Magic Pendulum
1205I. — IN WHICH I MAKE DRUMMOND'S ACQUAINTANCE
499XVI. The Sweated Artist
1206II. — IN WHICH I FIND A DESERTED MOTOR CAR
500XVII. The Apotheosis of the Titmouse
1207III. — IN WHICH I GET IT IN THE NECK
501XVIII. Among the Breakers
1208IV. — IN WHICH WE GET THE SEMBLANCE OF A CLUE
502XIX. Illusions and Disillusion
1209V. — IN WHICH THE LETTER ARRIVES
503XX. Cloud and Sunshine
1210VI. — IN WHICH I GET THE SECOND CLUE
504XXI. A Dreadful Inheritance
1211VII. — IN WHICH WE COME TO THE MERE
505XXII. The Catastrophe
1212VIII. — IN WHICH WE EXPLORE THE MERE
506XXIII. The Dead Hand
1213IX. — IN WHICH WE GET THE SECOND CLUE
507XXIV. The Gathering Clouds
1214X. — IN WHICH THE THIRD CLUE IS SOLVED
508XXV. Suspense: And a Discovery
1215XI. — IN WHICH I GO TO FRIAR'S HEEL BY DAY
509XXVI. The Adjourned Inquiry
1216XII. — IN WHICH I WRITE MY MIND TO DRUMMOND
510XXVII. The Indictment
1217XIII. — IN WHICH I GO TO FRIAR'S HEEL BY NIGHT
511XXVIII. The Verdict
1218XIV. — IN WHICH I MEET MRS DRUMMOND
512Preface
1219XV. — IN WHICH SOME OF THE OTHERS JOIN ME
513I. In the Midst of Life
1220XVI. — IN WHICH WE HAVE A REHEARSAL
514II. Sir Lawrence Declares a Vendetta
1221XVII. — IN WHICH THE CURTAIN RINGS DOWN
515III. Thorndyke Takes Up the Inquiry
1222I. — IN WHICH THE "MAID OF ORLEANS" LEAVES FOR BOULOGNE
516IV. The Lady of Shalott
1223II. — IN WHICH WE MEET TWO NEW ALLIES
517V. Mr Halliburton's Mascot
1224III. — IN WHICH WE COME TO SPRAGGE'S FARM BY NIGHT
518VI. Introduces an Ant-Eater and a Detective
1225IV. — IN WHICH THE NECESSITY FOR SPARKING PLUGS IS PROVED
519VII. The Vanished Heirloom
1226V. — IN WHICH WE COME TO THE WOOD AT TEMPLE TOWER
520VIII. A Jacobite Romance
1227VI. — IN WHICH WE COME TO TEMPLE TOWER
521IX. Exit Moakey
1228VII. — IN WHICH VICTOR MATTHEWS BEGINS HIS STORY
522X. A Timely Warning
1229VIII. — IN WHICH VICTOR MATTHEWS ENDS HIS STORY
523XI. The Blue Hair
1230IX. — IN WHICH I MEET "LE BOSSU MASQUÉ"
524XII. From the Jaws of Death
1231X. — IN WHICH "LE BOSSU" RETRIEVES HIS ERROR
525XIII. Thorndyke States His Position
1232XI. — IN WHICH WE SEE A FACE AT THE WINDOW
526XIV. Beauchamp Blake
1233XII. — IN WHICH WE HEAR THE NOISE OF TURNING WHEELS
527XV. The Squire and the Sleuth-Hound
1234XIII. — IN WHICH THE ACCOUNT IS SETTLED
528XVI. Mr Brodribb's Embassy
1235XIV. — IN WHICH THE "MAID OF ORLEANS" RETURNS FROM BOULOGNE
529XVII. The Secret Chamber
1236CHAPTER I
530XVIII. The Cat's Eye
1237CHAPTER II
531XIX. A Relic of the '45
1238CHAPTER III
532XX. Qed
1239CHAPTER IV
533I. The Doper's Wife
1240CHAPTER V
534II. Re-Enter “Mr. Johnson”
1241CHAPTER VI
535III. Angelina Frood
1242CHAPTER VII
536IV. Deals With Charity and Archaeology
1243CHAPTER VIII
537V. John Thorndyke
1244CHAPTER IX
538VI. The Shadows Deepen
1245CHAPTER X
539VII. Mrs. Gillow Sounds the Alarm
1246CHAPTER XI
540VIII. Sergeant Cobbledick Takes a Hand
1247CHAPTER XII
541IX. Jetsam
1248CHAPTER I
542X. Which Deals With Ancient Monuments and a Blue Boar
1249CHAPTER II
543XI. The Man With the Mole
1250CHAPTER III
544XII. The Prints of a Vanished Hand
1251CHAPTER IV
545XIII. The Discovery in Black Boy-Lane
1252CHAPTER V
546XIV. Sergeant Cobbledick Is Enlightened
1253CHAPTER VI
547XV. The End of the Trail
1254CHAPTER VII
548XVI. The Inquiry and a Surprise
1255CHAPTER VIII
549XVII. Thorndyke Puts Down His Piece
1256CHAPTER IX
550XVIII. The Uncontrite Penitent
1257CHAPTER X
551XIX. Explanations
1258CHAPTER XI
552I. In Which Two Men Go Forth and One Arrives
1259CHAPTER XII
553II. In Which Margaret Purcell Receives a Letter
1260CHAPTER I
554III. In Which Margaret Purcell Consults Mr. Penfield
1261CHAPTER II
555IV. In Which Margaret Confers With Dr. Thorndyke
1262CHAPTER III
556V. In Which Thorndyke Makes a Few Inquiries
1263CHAPTER IV
557VI. In Which Mr. Varney Prepares a Deception
1264CHAPTER V
558VII. The Flash Note Factory
1265CHAPTER VI
559VIII. In Which Thorndyke Tries Over the Moves
1266CHAPTER VII
560IX. In Which Mr. Penfield Receives a Shock
1267CHAPTER VIII
561X. In Which Thorndyke Sees a New Light
1268CHAPTER IX
562XI. In Which Varney Has an Inspiration
1269CHAPTER X
563XII. In Which Varney Once More Pulls the Strings
1270CHAPTER XI
564XIII. In Which the Medico-Legal Worm Arrives
1271CHAPTER I
565XIV. In Which Mr. Varney Is Disillusioned
1272CHAPTER II
566XV. In Which Thorndyke Opens the Attack
1273CHAPTER III
567XVI. In Which John Rodney Is Convinced
1274CHAPTER IV
568XVII. In Which There Is a Meeting and a Farewell
1275CHAPTER V
569I. The Pool in the Wood
1276CHAPTER VI
570II. A Conference With Dr. Thorndyke
1277CHAPTER VII
571III. The Doctor's Revelations
1278CHAPTER VIII
572IV. Mr. Bendelow
1279CHAPTER IX
573V. Inspector Follett's Discovery
1280CHAPTER X
574VI. Marion D'Arblay at Home
1281CHAPTER I
575VII. Thorndyke Enlarges His Knowledge
1282CHAPTER II
576VIII. Simon Bendelow, Deceased
1283CHAPTER III
577IX. A Strange Misadventure
1284CHAPTER IV
578X. Marion's Peril
1285CHAPTER V
579XI. Arms and the Man
1286CHAPTER VI
580XII. A Dramatic Discovery
1287CHAPTER VII
581XIII. A Narrow Escape
1288CHAPTER VIII
582XIV. The Haunted Man
1289CHAPTER IX
583XV. Thorndyke Proposes a New Move
1290CHAPTER X
584XVI. A Surprise for the Superintendent
1291CHAPTER XI
585XVII. A Chapter of Surprise
1292CHAPTER XII
586XVIII. The Last Act
1293CHAPTER XIII
587XIX. Thorndyke Disentangles the Threads
1294CHAPTER XIV
588I. The Fugitive
1295CHAPTER XV
589II. The Legatee
1296I. — THE GAME BEGINS
590III. The Mutiny on the "Speedwell"
1297II. — THE GOLDEN BOOT
591IV. The Phantom Mate
1298III. — MIDNIGHT INTERVIEW
592V. The New Afterguard
1299IV. — FAIR WARNING
593VI. Betty Makes a Discovery
1300V. — GLOVES OFF
594VII. The Mate Takes His Discharge
1301VI. — DRUMMOND ALONE
595VIII. The Last of the " Speedwell"
1302VII. — DEATH AT THE VILLA
596IX. Arms and the Man
1303VIII. — ALGY INTERVENES
597X. Betty's Appeal
1304IX. — BIRCHINGTON TOWERS
598XI. The Order of Release
1305X. — LIMERICK BY ALGY
599XII. The Indictment
1306XI. — THE SLEEPWALKER
600XIII. Thorndyke Takes Up the Inquiry
1307XII. — CADDIE MOST FOUL
601XIV. Thorndyke Makes a Beginning
1308XIII. — BURGLARS IN BATTERSEA
602XV. Mr. Wampole Is Highly Amused
1309XIV. — THE TRAIL NARROWS
603XVI. Which Treats of Law and Buttons
1310XV. — THE GHOST WALKS
604XVII. The Lapidary
1311XVI. — CHALLENGE ACCEPTED
605XVIII. The End of the Clue
1312XVII. — A DOUBLE TOAST
606XIX. Thorndyke Connects the Links
1313The Coin of Dionysius
607XX. Osmond's Motive
1314The Knight's Cross Signal Problem
608I. The Invalid
1315The Tragedy at Brookbend Cottage
609II. Barbara Monkhouse Comes Home
1316The Clever Mrs. Straithwaite
610III. A Shock for the Mourners
1317The Last Exploit of Harry the Actor
611IV. "How, When and Where—"
1318The Tilling Shaw Mystery
612V. Madeline's Ordeal
1319The Comedy at Fountain Cottage
613VI. The Verdict
1320The Game Played in the Dark
614VII. The Search Warrant
1321Peter Crane’s Cigars
615VIII. Thorndyke Speaks Bluntly
1322The Tragedy on the London and Mid-Northern
616IX. Superintendent Miller Is Puzzled
1323The Affair of the Corridor Express
617X. A Greek Gift
1324Sir Gilbert Murrell’s Picture
618XI. The Rivals
1325How the Bank Was Saved
619XII. Thorndyke Challenges the Evidence
1326The Affair of the German Dispatch-Box
620XIII. Rupert Makes Some Discoveries
1327How the Bishop Kept His Appointment
621XIV. Rupert Confides in Thorndyke
1328The Adventure of the Pilot Engine
622XV. A Pursuit and a Discovery
1329The Stolen Necklace
623XVI. Barbara's Message
1330Mr. Simmons' Profession
624XVII. Thorndyke Retraces the Trail
1331A Man of Note
625XVIII. The Final Proof
1332For Jewey's Laggin'
626Prologue
1333Pear Drops
627I. Mr. Pottermack Makes a Discovery
1334How He Lost His Moustache
628II. The Secret Visitor
1335Sergeant Run-A-Mile
629III. Mr. Pottermack Goes A-Sugaring
1336The Sentimental Burglar
630IV. The Placing of the Sun-Dial
1337Change
631V. Dr. Thorndyke Listens to a Strange Story
1338A Case for Angel Esquire
632VI. Dr. Thorndyke Becomes Inquisitive
1339Contempt
633VII. The Criminal Records
1340Confidence
634VIII. Mr. Pottermack Seeks Adventure
1341Fireless Telegraphy
635IX. Providence Intervenes
1342The General Practitioner
636X. A Retrospect
1343The Snatchers
637XI. Mr. Pottermack's Dilemma
1344The Gold Mine
638XII. The Understudy
1345Mouldy the Scrivener
639XIII. The Setting of the Tableau
1346Mrs. Flindin's Lodger
640XIV. The Discovery
1347The Story of a Great Cross-Examination
641XV. Dr. Thorndyke's Curiosity Is Aroused
1348Tanks
642XVI. Exit Khama-Heru
1349The Silence of P.-C. Hirley
643XVII. Dr. Thorndyke Relates a Queer Case
1350The Power of the Eye
644XVIII. The Sun-Dial Has the Last Word
1351The Convict's Daughter
645I. Destiny in an Egg-Chest
1352The Derby Favourite
646II. Treasure Trove
1353The Last Adventure
647III. A Mystery and a Disappearance
1354The French Maid
648IV. Mr. Brodribb's Perplexities
1355The Yorkshire Manufacturer
649V. Fine Feathers Make Fine Birds
1356The Covent Garden Fruit Shop
650VI. A Visit to Stratford Atte Bow
1357The Irish Mail
651VII. Number Five Piper's Row
1358The Tobacco-Box
652VIII. Sir Edward Hardcastle, Bart., Deceased
1359Mrs. Duquesne
653IX. The Crowner's Quest
1360The House on Hardress Head
654X. A Summary of the Evidence
1361The Champagne Bottle
655XI. Ashdod Revisited
1362The Settling Day
656XII. Of a Hansom Cab and a Black Eagle
1363The Magician of Cannon Street
657XIII. Mr. Brodribb's Discovery
1364The Mystery of the Five Hundred Diamonds
658XIV. New Light on the Problem
1365The Siamese Twin of a Bomb-Thrower
659XV. Thorndyke's Plan of Attack
1366The Clue of the Silver Spoons
660XVI. Mrs. David Hardcastle
1367Lord Chizelrigg's Missing Fortune
661XVII. Some Statements and a Tragedy
1368The Absent-Minded Coterie
662XVIII. The Wheel of Fortune
1369The Ghost with the Club-Foot
663I. The Backsliding of Mr. Didbury Toke
1370The Liberation of Wyoming Ed
664II. Enter Mr. Hughes
1371Lady Alicia's Emeralds
665III. An Unholy Alliance
1372The Narrative of Mr. James Rigby
666IV. Mr. Toke’s Indiscretion
1373I
667V. The Tragedy in the Tunnel
1374II
668VI. Thorndyke Examines His Material
1375III
669VII. The Persistence of Superintendent Miller
1376IV
670VIII. A Review of the Evidence
1377V
671IX. Thorndyke Discourses on Finger-Prints
1378VI
672X. Mr. Woodburn’s Story
1379I
673XI. Hartsden Manor House
1380II
674XII. The Unknown Coiner
1381III
675XIII. Rex v. Dobey
1382I
676XIV. A Startling Discovery
1383II
677XV. The Breaking of the Seals
1384III
678XVI. The Vault
1385I
679XVII. The Vigil
1386II
680I. Of a Strange Treasure Trove and a Double Life
1387III
681II. Mr. Buffham's Legal Friend
1388IV
682III. Mr. Pippet Gives Evidence
1389I
683IV. The Finding of the Jury
1390II
684V. The Great Platinum Robbery
1391III
685VI. Mr. Brodribb's Dilemma
1392IV
686VII. The Final Preparations
1393V
687VIII. The Opening of the Case
1394VI
688IX. The Evidence of Christoper J. Pippet
1395Chapter 1.
689X. Josiah?
1396Chapter 2.
690XI. Plumber’s Oddments and Other Matters
1397Chapter 3.
691XII. Thorndyke Becomes Interested
1398Chapter 1.
692XIII. The Dene Hole
1399Chapter 2.
693XIV. Dr. Thorndyke’s Evidence
1400Chapter 1.
694XV. A Journey and a Discussion
1401Chapter 2.
695XVI. The Statement of Frederick Bunter
1402Chapter 3.
696XVII. The Unconscious Receivers
1403A Matter of Tar
697XVIII. The End of the Case and Other Matters
1404The House with the Kennels
698XIX. Josiah?
1405Chapter 1.
699XX. Thorndyke Resolves a Mystery
1406Chapter 2.
700XXI. Jervis Completes the Story
1407Chapter 3.
701I. The Letter
1408Chapter 4.
702II. Alarums and Excursions
1409Mystery of the Slip Coach
703III. In the Midst of Life
1410The Second Dog
704IV. The Shadow of the Gallows
1411The Man in Yellow
705V. Black Magic
1412The Man with Samples
706VI. Two Inquests
1413The Empty House
707VII. Molly
