Detective Mysteries - Ultimate Collection: 48 Novels & Detective Tales in One Volume

Detective Mysteries - Ultimate Collection: 48 Novels & Detective Tales in One Volume
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This unique edition of carefully collected detective mysteries has been formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices. Anna Katharine Green (1846-1935) was one of the first writers of detective fiction in America and distinguished herself by writing well plotted, legally accurate stories. Green has been called «the mother of the detective novel». She is credited with shaping detective fiction into its classic form, and developing the series detective. Her main character was detective Ebenezer Gryce of the New York Metropolitan Police Force, but in three novels he is assisted by the nosy society spinster Amelia Butterworth, the prototype for Miss Marple, Miss Silver and other creations. She also invented the 'girl detective': in the character of Violet Strange, a debutante with a secret life as a sleuth. Indeed, as journalist Kathy Hickman writes, Green "stamped the mystery genre with the distinctive features that would influence writers from Agatha Christie and Conan Doyle to contemporary authors of suspenseful «whodunits». Table of Contents: Amelia Butterworth Series: That Affair Next Door Lost Man's Lane The Circular Study Mystery Novels: The Leavenworth Case A Strange Disappearance X Y Z: A Detective Story Hand and Ring The Mill Mystery The Forsaken Inn Cynthia Wakeham's Money Agatha Webb One of My Sons The Filigree Ball The Millionaire Baby The Chief Legatee' The Woman in the Alcove The Mayor's Wife The House of the Whispering Pines Three Thousand Dollars Initials Only Dark Hollow The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow Non Detective Novel: The Sword of Damocles: A Story of New York Life Short Stories: The Old Stone House and Other Stories A Difficult Problem and Other Stories Room Number 3 and Other Detective Stories The Golden Slipper and Other Problems for Violet Strange

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Anna Katharine Green. Detective Mysteries - Ultimate Collection: 48 Novels & Detective Tales in One Volume

Detective Mysteries - Ultimate Collection: 48 Novels & Detective Tales in One Volume

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Table of Contents

Amelia Butterworth Series:

That Affair Next Door

Book I. Miss Butterworth’s Window

Chapter I. A Discovery

Chapter II. Questions

Chapter III. Amelia Discovers Herself

Chapter IV. Silas Van Burnam

Chapter V “This Is No One I Know.”

Chapter VI. New Facts

Chapter VII. Mr. Gryce Discovers Miss Amelia

Chapter VIII. The Misses Van Burnam

Chapter IX. Developments

Chapter X. Important Evidence

Chapter XI. The Order Clerk

Chapter XII. The Keys

Chapter XIII. Howard Van Burnam

Chapter XIV. A Serious Admission

Chapter XV. A Reluctant Witness

Book II. The Windings of a Labyrinth

Chapter XVI. Cogitations

Chapter XVII. Butterworth Versus Gryce

Chapter XVIII. The Little Pincushion

Chapter XIX. A Decided Step Forward

Chapter XX. Miss Butterworth’s Theory

Chapter XXI. A Shrewd Conjecture

Chapter XXII. A Blank Card

Chapter XXIII. Ruth Oliver

Chapter XXIV. A House of Cards

Chapter XXV “The Rings! Where Are the Rings?”

Chapter XXVI. A Tilt With Mr. Gryce

Chapter XXVII. Found

Chapter XXVIII. Taken Aback

Book III. The Girl in Gray

Chapter XXIX. Amelia Becomes Peremptory

Chapter XXX. The Matter as Stated by Mr. Gryce

Chapter XXXI. Some Fine Work

Chapter XXXII. Iconoclasm

Chapter XXXIII “Known, Known, All Known.”

Chapter XXXIV. Exactly Half-Past Three

Chapter XXXV. A Ruse

Book IV. The End of a Great Mystery

Chapter XXXVI. The Result

Chapter XXXVII “Two Weeks!”

Chapter XXXVIII. A White Satin Gown

Chapter XXXIX. The Watchful Eye

Chapter XL. As the Clock Struck

Chapter XLI. Secret History

Chapter XLII. With Miss Butterworth’s Compliments

Lost Man's Lane: A Second Episode in the Life of Amelia Butterworth

Preface

Book I. The Knollys Family

Chapter I. A Visit From Mr. Gryce

Chapter II. I Am Tempted

Chapter III. I Succumb

Chapter IV. A Ghostly Interior

Chapter V. A Strange Household

Chapter VI. A Sombre Evening

Chapter VII. The First Night

Chapter VIII. On the Stairs

Chapter IX. A New Acquaintance

Chapter X. Secret Instructions

Chapter XI. Men, Women, and Ghosts

Chapter XII. The Phantom Coach

Chapter XIII. Gossip

Chapter XIV. I Forget My Age, Or, Rather, Remember It

Book II. The Flower Parlor

Chapter XV. Lucetta Fulfils My Expectation of Her

Chapter XVI. Loreen

Chapter XVII. The Flower Parlor

Chapter XVIII. The Second Night

Chapter XIX. A Knot of Crape

Chapter XX. Questions

Chapter XXI. Mother Jane

Chapter XXII. The Third Night

Book III. Forward and Back

Chapter XXIII. Room 3, Hotel Carter

Chapter XXIV. The Enigma of Numbers

Chapter XXV. Trifles, but Not Trifling

Chapter XXVI. A Point Gained

Chapter XXVII. The Text Witnesseth

Chapter XXVIII. An Intrusion

Chapter XXIX. In the Cellar

Chapter XXX. Investigation

Chapter XXXI. Strategy

Chapter XXXII. Relief

Book IV. The Birds of the Air

Chapter XXXIII. Lucetta

Chapter XXXIV. Conditions

Chapter XXXV. The Dove

Chapter XXXVI. An Hour of Startling Experiences

Chapter XXXVII. I Astonish Mr. Gryce and He Astonishes Me

Chapter XXXVIII. A Few Words

Chapter XXXIX. Under a Crimson Sky

Chapter XL. Explanations

Epilogue

The Circular Study

Book I. A Strange Crime

Chapter I. Red Light

Chapter II. Mysteries

Chapter III. The Mute Servitor

Chapter IV. A New Experience for Mr. Gryce

Chapter V. Five Small Spangles

Chapter VI. Suggestions From an Old Friend

Chapter VII. Amos’s Son

Chapter VIII. In the Round of the Staircase

Chapter IX. High and Low

Chapter X. Bride Roses

Chapter XI. Misery

Chapter XII. Thomas Explains

Chapter XIII. Despair

Chapter XIV. Memoranda

Book II. Remember Evelyn

Chapter I. The Secret of the Cadwaladers

Chapter II. The Oath

Chapter III. Eva

Chapter IV. Felix

Chapter V. Why the Iron Slide Remained Stationary

Chapter VI. Answered

Chapter VII. Last Words

Detective & Mystery Novels:

The Leavenworth Case

Book I. The Problem

Chapter I “A Great Case”

Chapter II. The Coroner’s Inquest

Chapter III. Facts and Deductions

Chapter IV. A Clue

Chapter V. Expert Testimony

Chapter VI. Side-Lights

Chapter VII. Mary Leavenworth

Chapter VIII. Circumstantial Evidence

Chapter IX. A Discovery

Chapter X. Mr. Gryce Receives New Impetus

Chapter XI. The Summons

Chapter XII. Eleanore

Chapter XIII. The Problem

Book II. Henry Clavering

Chapter XIV. Mr. Gryce at Home

Chapter XV. Ways Opening

Chapter XVI. The Will of a Millionaire

Chapter XVII. The Beginning of Great Surprises

Chapter XVIII. On the Stairs

Chapter XIX. In My Office

Chapter XX “Trueman! Trueman! Trueman!”

Chapter XXI. A Prejudice

Chapter XXII. Patch-Work

Chapter XXIII. The Story of a Charming Woman

Chapter XXIV. A Report Followed by Smoke

Chapter XXV. Timothy Cook

Chapter XXVI. Mr. Gryce Explains Himself

Book III. Hannah

Chapter XXVII. Amy Belden

Chapter XXVIII. A Weird Experience

Chapter XXIX. The Missing Witness

Chapter XXX. Burned Paper

Chapter XXXI “Thereby Hangs a Tale.”

Chapter XXXII. Mrs. Belden’s Narrative

Chapter XXXIII. Unexpected Testimony

Book IV. The Problem Solved

Chapter XXXIV. Mr. Gryce Resumes Control

Chapter XXXV. Fine Work

Chapter XXXVI. Gathered Threads

Chapter XXXVII. Culmination

Chapter XXXVIII. A Full Confession

Chapter XXXIX. The Outcome of a Great Crime

A Strange Disappearance

Chapter I. A Novel Case

Chapter II. A Few Points

Chapter III. The Contents of a Bureau Drawer

Chapter IV. Thompson’s Story

Chapter V. A New York Belle

Chapter VI. A Bit of Calico

Chapter VII. The House at the Granby Cross Roads

Chapter VIII. A Word Overheard

Chapter IX. A Few Golden Hairs

Chapter X. The Secret of Mr. Blake’s Studio

Chapter XI. Luttra

Chapter XII. A Woman’s Love

Chapter XIII. A Man’s Heart

Chapter XIV. Mrs. Daniels

Chapter XV. A Confab

Chapter XVI. The Mark of the Red Cross

Chapter XVII. The Capture

Chapter XVIII. Love and Duty

Chapter XIX. Explanations

Chapter XX. The Bond That Unites

X Y Z: A Detective Story

Chapter I. The Mysterious Rendezvous

Chapter II. The Black Domino

Chapter III. An Unexpected Calamity

Chapter IV. In the Library

Chapter V. The Yellow Domino

Hand and Ring

Book I. The Gentleman From Toledo

Chapter I. A Startling Coincidence

Chapter II. An Appeal to Heaven

Chapter III. The Unfinished Letter

Chapter IV. Imogene

Chapter V. Horace Byrd

Chapter VI. The Skill of an Artist

Chapter VII. Miss Firman

Chapter VIII. The Thick-Set Man

Chapter IX. Close Calculations

Chapter X. The Final Test

Chapter XI. Decision

Book II. The Weaving of a Web

Chapter XII. The Spider

Chapter XIII. The Fly

Chapter XIV. A Last Attempt

Chapter XV. The End of a Tortuous Path

Chapter XVI. Storm

Chapter XVII. A Surprise

Chapter XVIII. A Brace of Detectives

Chapter XIX. Mr. Ferris

Chapter XX. A Crisis

Chapter XXI. Heart’s Martyrdom

Chapter XXII. Craik Mansell

Chapter XXIII. Mr. Orcutt

Chapter XXIV. A True Bill

Chapter XXV. Among Telescopes and Charts

Chapter XXVI “He Shall Hear Me!”

Book III. The Scales of Justice

Chapter XXVII. The Great Trial

Chapter XXVIII. The Chief Witness for the Prosecution

Chapter XXIX. The Opening of the Defence

Chapter XXX. Byrd Uses His Pencil Again

Chapter XXXI. The Chief Witness for the Defence

Chapter XXXII. Hickory

Chapter XXXIII. A Late Discovery

Chapter XXXIV. What Was Hid Behind Imogene’s Veil

Chapter XXXV. Pro and Con

Chapter XXXVI. A Mistake Rectified

Chapter XXXVII. Under the Great Tree

Chapter XXXVIII. Unexpected Words

Chapter XXXIX. Mr. Gryce

Chapter XL. In the Prison

Chapter XLI. A Link Supplied

Chapter XLII. Consultations

Chapter XLIII. Mrs. Firman

Chapter XLIV. The Widow Clemmens

Chapter XLV. Mr. Gryce Says Good-Bye

The Mill Mystery

Chapter I. The Alarm

Chapter II. A Fearful Question

Chapter III. Ada

Chapter IV. The Pollards

Chapter V. Doubts and Queries

Chapter VI. Mrs. Pollard

Chapter VII. Advances

Chapter VIII. A Flower From the Pollard Conservatory

Chapter IX. An Unexpected Discovery

Chapter X. Rhoda Colwell

Chapter XI. Under the Mill Floor

Chapter XII. Dwight Pollard

Chapter XIII. Guy Pollard

Chapter XIV. Correspondence

Chapter XV. A Gossip

Chapter XVI. The Green Envelope

Chapter XVII. David Barrows

Chapter XVIII. A Last Request

Chapter XIX. A Fatal Delay

Chapter XX. The Old Mill

Chapter XXI. The Vat

Chapter XXII. The Cypher

Chapter XXIII. Too Late

Chapter XXIV. Confronted

Chapter XXV. The Final Blow

Chapter XXVI. A Feline Touch

Chapter XXVII. Reparation

Chapter XXVIII. Two or One

The Forsaken Inn

Part I

Chapter I. The Oak Parlor

Chapter II. Burritt

Chapter III. A Fearful Discovery

Chapter IV. Questions and Answers

Chapter V. An Interim of Suspense

Part II. An Old Albany Romance

Chapter VI. The Recluse

Chapter VII. Two Women

Chapter VIII. A Sudden Betrothal

Chapter IX. Marah

Chapter X. At the Foot of the Stairs

Chapter XI. Honora

Chapter XII. Edwin Urquhart

Chapter XIII. Before the Wedding

Chapter XIV. A Cassandra at the Gate

Chapter XV. The Catastrophe

Chapter XVI. A Dream Ended

Part III. Retribution

Chapter XVII. Strange Guests

Chapter XVIII. Mrs. Truax Talks

Chapter XIX. In the Halls at Midnight

Chapter XX. The Stone in the Garden

Chapter XXI. In the Oak Parlor

Chapter XXII. A Surprise for Honora

Chapter XXIII. In the Secret Chamber

Chapter XXIV. The Marquis

Chapter XXV. Mark Felt

Chapter XXVI. For the Last Time

Chapter XXVII. A Last Word

Cynthia Wakeham’s Money

Book I. A Village Mystery

Chapter I. A Woman’s Face

Chapter II. A Lawyer’s Adventure

Chapter III. Continuation of a Lawyer’s Adventure

Chapter IV. Flint and Steel

Chapter V. Difficulties

Chapter VI. Young Men’s Fancies

Chapter VII. The Way Opens

Chapter VIII. A Search and Its Results

Chapter IX. The Two Sisters

Chapter X. Doris

Chapter XI. Love

Chapter XII. How Much Did It Mean?

Chapter XIII. Fresh Doubts

Chapter XIV. In the Night Watches

Book II. The Secret of the Laboratory

Chapter XV. The Beginning Of Changes

Chapter XVI. A Strange Visitor

Chapter XVII. Two Conversations

Chapter XVIII. Suspense

Chapter XIX. A Discovery

Chapter XX. The Devil’s Cauldron

Chapter XXI. In the Laboratory

Chapter XXII. Steel Meets Steel

Chapter XXIII. A Growing Horror

Chapter XXIV. Father and Child

Chapter XXV. Edgar and Frank

Book III. Uncle and Niece

Chapter XXVI. The White Powder

Chapter XXVII. The Hand of Huckins

Chapter XXVIII. In Extremity

Chapter XXIX. In the Poplar Walk

Chapter XXX. The Final Terror

Chapter XXXI. An Eventful Quarter of an Hour

Chapter XXXII. The Spectre of the Laboratory

Agatha Webb

Book I. The Purple Orchid

Chapter I. A Cry on the Hill

Chapter II. One Night’s Work

Chapter III. The Empty Drawer

Chapter IV. The Full Drawer

Chapter V. A Spot on the Lawn

Chapter VI “Breakfast Is Served, Gentlemen!”

Chapter VII “Marry Me”

Chapter VIII “A Devil That Understands Men”

Chapter IX. A Grand Woman

Chapter X. Detective Knapp Arrives

Chapter XI. The Man With a Beard

Chapter XII. Wattles Comes

Chapter XIII. Wattles Goes

Chapter XIV. A Final Temptation

Chapter XV. The Zabels Visited

Chapter XVI. Local Talent at Work

Chapter XVII. The Slippers, the Flower, and What Sweetwater Made of Them

Chapter XVIII. Some Leading Questions

Chapter XIX. Poor Philemon

Chapter XX. A Surprise for Mr. Sutherland

Book II. The Man of No Reputation

Chapter XXI. Sweetwater Reasons

Chapter XXII. Sweetwater Acts

Chapter XXIII. A Sinister Pair

Chapter XXIV. In the Shadow Op the Mast

Chapter XXV. In Extremity

Chapter XXVI. The Adventure of the Parcel

Chapter XXVII. The Adventure of the Scrap of Paper and the Three Words

Chapter XXVIII “Who Are You?”

Chapter XXIX. Home Again

Book III. Had Batsy Lived!

Chapter XXX. What Followed the Striking of the Clock

Chapter XXXI. A Witness Lost

Chapter XXXII. Why Agatha Webb Will Never Be Forgotten in Sutherlandtown

Chapter XXXIII. Father and Son

Chapter XXXIV “Not When They Are Young Girls”

Chapter XXXV. Sweetwater Pays His Debt at Last to Mr. Sutherland

One of My Sons

Book I. The Shadow

Chapter I. The Child, and What She Led Me Into

Chapter II. The Young Doctor and the Old

Chapter III. What a Door Hid

Chapter IV “He Drank It Alone”

Chapter V. Hope

Chapter VI. A Happy Inspiration

Chapter VII. The Elderly Gentleman by the Newel-Post

Chapter VIII. The Man Behind the Screen

Chapter IX. The Clock That Had Run Down

Chapter X. The Pencil

Chapter XI. Something to Think About

Chapter XII. Gossip

Chapter XIII. Indications

Chapter XIV. A Sudden Turn

Chapter XV. The Missing Pocket

Chapter XVI. In the Parlour at Mrs. Penrhyn’s

Book II. The Man

Chapter XVII. The Monogram

Chapter XVIII. The Phial

Chapter XIX. I Make My First Move

Chapter XX. The Little House in New Jersey

Chapter XXI. Mille-Fleurs

Chapter XXII. A Disagreeable Hour With a Disagreeable Man

Chapter XXIII. In My Office

Chapter XXIV. An Old Catastrophe Is Recalled

Chapter XXV. A Summons

Chapter XXVI. Ferry Lights

Chapter XXVII. Rain

Chapter XXVIII. By the Light of a Guttering Candle

Chapter XXIX. The Quiet Hour

Chapter XXX. An Unexpected Ally

Chapter XXXI. Sweetwater Has an Idea

Chapter XXXII. With the Shade Down

Chapter XXXIII. In Which We Can Pardon Mr. Gryce His Unfortunate Illness

Chapter XXXIV “It Was the Shock!”

Chapter XXXV. Roses

The Filigree Ball

Book I. The Forbidden Room

Chapter I “The Moore House? Are You Speaking of the Moore House?”

Chapter II. I Enter

Chapter III. I Remain

Chapter IV. Signed, Veronica

Chapter V. Master and Dog

Chapter VI. Gossip

Chapter VII. Sly Work

Chapter VIII. Slyer Woes

Chapter IX. Jinny

Chapter X. Francis Jeffrey

Book II. The Law and Its Victim

Chapter XI. Details

Chapter XII. Thrust and Parry

Chapter XIII. Chiefly Thrust

Chapter XIV “Tallman! Let Us Have Tallman!”

Chapter XV. White Bow and Pink

Chapter XVI. An Egotist of the First Water

Chapter XVII. A Fresh Start

Chapter XVIII. In the Grass

Book III. The House of Doom

Chapter XIX. In Tampa

Chapter XX “The Colonel’s Own”

Chapter XXI. The Heart of the Puzzle

Chapter XXII. A Thread in Hand

Chapter XXIII. Words in the Night

Chapter XXIV. Tantalizing Tactics

Chapter XXV. Who Will Tell the Man Inside There

Chapter XXVI. Rudge

Chapter XXVII “You Have Come! You Have Sought Me!”

The Millionaire Baby

Chapter I. Two Little Shoes

Chapter II “A Fearsome Man”

Chapter III. A Charming Woman

Chapter IV. Chalk-Marks

Chapter V. The Old House in Yonkers

Chapter VI. Doctor Pool

Chapter VII “Find the Child!”

Chapter VIII “Philo! Philo! Philo!”

Chapter IX. The Bungalow

Chapter X. Temptation

Chapter XI. The Secret of the Old Pavilion

Chapter XII. Behind the Wall

Chapter XIII “We Shall Have to Begin Again”

Chapter XIV. Espionage

Chapter XV. A Phantasm

Chapter XVI “An All-Conquering Beauty”

Chapter XVII. In the Green Boudoir

Chapter XVIII “You Look as If—as If—”

Chapter XIX. Frenzy

Chapter XX “What Do You Know?”

Chapter XXI. Providence

Chapter XXII. On the Second Terrace

Chapter XXIII. A Coral Bead

Chapter XXIV “Shall I Give Him My Word, Harry?”

Chapter XXV. The Work of an Instant

Chapter XXVI “He Will Never Forgive”

Chapter XXVII. The Final Struggle

The Chief Legatee’

Part I. A Woman of Mystery

Chapter I. A Bride of Five Hours

Chapter II. The Lady in Number Three

Chapter III “He Knows the Word”

Chapter IV. Mr. Ransom Waits

Chapter V. In Corridor and in Room

Chapter VI. The Lawyer

Chapter VII. Rain

Chapter VIII. Elimination

Chapter IX. Hunter’s Inn

Part II. The Call of the Waterfall

Chapter X. Two Doors

Chapter XI. Half-Past One in the Morning

Chapter XII “Georgian!”

Chapter XIII. Where the Mill Stream Runs Fiercest

Chapter XIV. A Detective’s Work

Chapter XV. Anitra

Chapter XVI “Love!”

Chapter XVII “I Don’t Hear”

Part III. Money

Chapter XVIII. God’s Forest, Then Man’s

Chapter XIX. In Mrs. Deo’s Room

Chapter XX. Between the Elderberry Bushes

Chapter XXI. On the Cars

Chapter XXII. A Suspicious Test

Chapter XXIII. A Startling Decision

Chapter XXIV. The Devil’s Cauldron

Part IV. The Man of Mystery

Chapter XXV. Death Eddy

Chapter XXVI. Hazen

Chapter XXVII. She Speaks

Chapter XXVIII. Fifteen Minutes

Chapter XXIX “There Is One Way”

Chapter XXX. Not Yet

The Woman in the Alcove

Chapter I. The Woman With the Diamond

Chapter II. The Gloves

Chapter III. Anson Durand

Chapter IV. Explanations

Chapter V. Superstition

Chapter VI. Suspense

Chapter VII. Night and a Voice

Chapter VIII. Arrest

Chapter IX. The Mouse Nibbles at the Net

Chapter X. I Astonish the Inspector

Chapter XI. The Inspector Astonishes Me

Chapter XII. Almost

Chapter XIII. The Missing Recommendation

Chapter XIV. Trapped

Chapter XV. Sears or Wellgood

Chapter XVI. Doubt

Chapter XVII. Sweetwater in a New Role

Chapter XVIII. The Closed Door

Chapter XIX. The Face

Chapter XX. Moonlight—and a Clue

Chapter XXI. Grizel! Grizel!

Chapter XXII. Guilt

Chapter XXIII. The Great Mogul

The Mayor’s Wife

Chapter I. A Spy’s Duty

Chapter II. Questions

Chapter III. In the Gable Window

Chapter IV. Lights—Sounds

Chapter V. The Strange Neighbors Next Door

Chapter VI. At the Stair-Head

Chapter VII. A Moving Shadow

Chapter VIII. The Paragraph

Chapter IX. Scraps

Chapter X. A Glimmer of the Truth

Chapter XI. Bess

Chapter XII. Searchings

Chapter XIII. A Discovery

Chapter XIV. I Seek Help

Chapter XV. Hardly a Coincidence

Chapter XVI. In the Library

Chapter XVII. The Two Weird Sisters

Chapter XVIII. The Morning News

Chapter XIX. The Cry From the Stairs

Chapter XX. Explanation

Chapter XXI. The Cipher

Chapter XXII. Mercy

Chapter XXIII. The Wife’s Tale

Chapter XXIV. The Sins of the Fathers

Chapter XXV. The Finger on the Wall

Chapter XXVI “Bitter as the Grave”

Chapter XXVII. A Child’s Playthings

Chapter XXVIII. Restitution

The House of the Whispering Pines

Book I. Smoke

Chapter I. The Hesitating Step

Chapter II. It Was She—She Indeed!

Chapter III “Open!”

Chapter IV. The Odd Candlestick

Chapter V. A Scrap of Paper

Chapter VI. Comments and Reflections

Chapter VII. Clifton Accepts My Case

Chapter VIII. A Chance! I Take It

Book II. Sweet Water to the Front

Chapter IX “We Know of No Such Letter”

Chapter X “I Can Help You”

Chapter XI. In the Coach House

Chapter XII “Lila—Lila!”

Chapter XIII “What We Want Is Here”

Chapter XIV. The Motionless Figure

Chapter XV. Helen Surprises Sweetwater

Chapter XVI. 62 Cuthbert Road

Chapter XVII “Must I Tell These Things?”

Chapter XVIII. On It Was Written—

Chapter XIX “It ‘S Not What You Will Find”

Book III. Hidden Surprises

Chapter XX “He or You! There Is No Third”

Chapter XXI. Carmel Awakes

Chapter XXII “Break in the Glass!”

Chapter XXIII. At Ten Instead of Twelve

Chapter XXIV. All This Stood

Chapter XXV “I Am Innocent”

Chapter XXVI. The Syllable of Doom

Chapter XXVII. Expectancy

Chapter XXVIII “Where Is My Brother?”

Book IV. What the Pines Whispered

Chapter XXIX “I Remembered the Room”

Chapter XXX “Choose”

Chapter XXXI “Were Her Hands Crossed Then?”

Chapter XXXII. And I Had Said Nothing!

Chapter XXXIII. The Arrow of Death

Chapter XXXIV “Steady!”

Chapter XXXV “As if It Were a Mecca”

Chapter XXXVI. The Surcharged Moment

Three Thousand Dollars

Chapter I “Do You Know What Would Happen to Him?”

Chapter II “Thousands in That Safe”

Chapter III “How Does It Stand”

Chapter IV “Stenographers Must Be Counted”

Chapter V “I’ve Business With Him”

Chapter VI “If I Could Tell You His Story”

Chapter VII “I’m Sure That I Can Get Them for You”

Chapter VIII “I Did as You Bid Me”

Chapter IX “‘The Safe Door Is Opened,’ I Cried”

Chapter X “I Have a Scheme”

Chapter XI “She Will Go In”

Chapter XII “A Block of Steel”

Chapter XIII “I Am From Headquarters”

Chapter XIV “You Do Not Answer”

Chapter XV “Now, if Fellows Will Stay Away”

Chapter XVI “It Was Not Paper I Meant to Have”

Chapter XVII “Now for My Part of the Bargain”

Chapter XVIII “What Have You Done Among You”

Chapter XIX “So That Was Your Motive”

Chapter XX “A Jewel of Far Greater Value”

Initials Only

Book I. As Seen by Two Strangers

Chapter I. Poinsettias

Chapter II “I Know the Man”

Chapter III. The Man

Chapter IV. Sweet Little Miss Clarke

Chapter V. The Red Cloak

Chapter VI. Integrity

Chapter VII. The Letters

Chapter VIII. Strange Doings for George

Chapter IX. The Incident of the Partly Lifted Shade

Book II. As Seen by Detective Sweetwater

Chapter X. A Difference of Opinion

Chapter XI. Alike in Essentials

Chapter XII. Mr. Gryce Finds an Antidote for Old Age

Chapter XIII. Time, Circumstance, and a Villain’s Heart

Chapter XIV. A Concession

Chapter XV. That’s the Question

Chapter XVI. Opposed

Chapter XVII. In Which a Book Plays a Leading Part

Chapter XVIII. What Am I to Do Now

Chapter XIX. The Danger Moment

Chapter XX. Confusion

Chapter XXI. A Change

Chapter XXII. O. B. Again

Book III. The Heart of Man

Chapter XXIII. Doris

Chapter XXIV. Suspense

Chapter XXV. The Oval Hut

Chapter XXVI. Sweetwater Returns

Chapter XXVII. The Image of Dread

Chapter XXVIII. I Hope Never to See That Man

Chapter XXIX. Do You Know My Brother

Chapter XXX. Chaos

Chapter XXXI. What Is He Making

Chapter XXXII. Tell Me, Tell It All

Chapter XXXIII. Alone

Chapter XXXIV. The Hut Changes Its Name

Chapter XXXV. Silence—And a Knock

Chapter XXXVI. The Man Within and the Man Without

Chapter XXXVII. His Great Hour

Chapter XXXVIII. Night

Chapter XXXIX. The Avenger

Chapter XL. Desolate

Chapter XLI. Five O’Clock in the Morning

Chapter XLII. At Six

Dark Hollow

Book I. The Woman in Purple

Chapter I. Where Is Bela?

Chapter II. Was He Living?—Was He Dead?

Chapter III. Bela the Redoubtable

Chapter IV “And Where Was I When All This Happened?”

Chapter V “She Wore Purple”

Chapter VI. Across the Bridge

Chapter VII. With Her Veil Down

Chapter VIII. With Her Veil Lifted

Chapter IX. Excerpts

Chapter X. The Shadow

Chapter XI “I Will Think About It”

Chapter XII. Sounds in the Night

Book II. The House and the Room

Chapter XIII. A Bit of Steel

Chapter XIV. All Is Clear

Chapter XV. The Picture

Chapter XVI “Don’t! Don’t!”

Chapter XVII. Unwelcome Truths

Chapter XVIII. Reflections

Chapter XIX. Alanson Black

Chapter XX. What Had Made the Change?

Chapter XXI. In the Court Room

Chapter XXII. Before the Gates

Chapter XXIII. The Misfortunes of My House

Chapter XXIV. One Secret Less

Chapter XXV “What Do You Think of Him Now?”

Chapter XXVI. The Telegram

Book III. The Door of Mystery

Chapter XXVII. He Must Be Found

Chapter XXVIII. The First Effort

Chapter XXIX “There Is but One Thing to Do”

Chapter XXX. Tempest Lodge

Chapter XXXI. Escape

Chapter XXXII. The Vigil

Chapter XXXIII. The Curtain Lifted

Chapter XXXIV. Dark Hollow

Chapter XXXV. Sunset

The Mystery of the Hasty Arrow

Book I. A Problem of the First Order

Chapter I “Let Some One Speak!”

Chapter II. In Room B

Chapter III “I Have Something to Show You”

Chapter IV. A Strategic Move

Chapter V. Three Where Two Should Be

Chapter VI. The Man in the Gallery

Chapter VII “You Think That of Me!”

Book II. Mr. X

Chapter VIII. On the Search

Chapter IX. While the City Slept

Chapter X “And He Stood Here?”

Chapter XI. Footsteps

Chapter XII “Spare Nobody! I Say, Spare Nobody!”

Chapter XIII “Write Me His Name”

Chapter XIV. A Loop of Silk

Chapter XV. News From France

Book III. Storm in the Mountains

Chapter XVI. Friends

Chapter XVII. The Cuckoo-Clock

Chapter XVIII. Mrs. Davis’ Strange Lodger

Chapter XIX. Mr. Gryce and the Timid Child

Chapter XX. Mr. Gryce and the Unwary Woman

Chapter XXI. Perplexed

Chapter XXII. He Remembers

Chapter XXIII. Girls, Girls! Nothing but Girls!

Chapter XXIV. Flight

Chapter XXV. Terror

Chapter XXVI. The Face in the Window

Book IV. Nemesis

Chapter XXVII. From Lips Long Silent

Chapter XXVIII “Romantic! Too Romantic!”

Chapter XXIX. A Strong Man

Chapter XXX. The Creeping Shadow

Chapter XXXI. Confronted

Chapter XXXII “Why Is That Here?”

Chapter XXXIII. Again the Cuckoo-Clock

Chapter XXXIV. The Bud—Then the Deadly Flower

Collections of Short Stories:

The Old Stone House and Other Stories

The Old Stone House

A Memorable Night

Chapter I

Chapter II

Chapter III

The Black Cross

A Mysterious Case

Shall He Wed Her?

A Difficult Problem and Other Stories

A Difficult Problem

Chapter I

Chapter II

The Gray Madam

The Bronze Hand

Chapter I. The Fascinating Unknown

Chapter II. The Quaker-Like Girl, the Pale Girl, and the Man With a Bristling Mustache

Chapter III. Madame

Chapter IV. Checkmate

Chapter V. Doctor Merriam

Chapter VI. The Box Again

Midnight in Beauchamp Row

The Staircase at the Hearts Delight

The Hermit of ——— Street

Chapter I. I Commit an Indiscretion

Chapter II. A Strange Wedding Breakfast

Chapter III. One Bead From a Necklace

Chapter IV. I Learn Hypocrisy

Chapter V. The Stolen Key

Chapter VI. While Others Danced

Room Number 3, and Other Detective Stories

Room Number 3

Chapter I

Chapter II

Chapter III

Chapter IV

Chapter V

The Ruby and the Caldron

The Little Steel Coils

Chapter I

Chapter II

The Amethyst Box

Chapter I. The Flask Which Held but a Drop

Chapter II. Beaton’s Dream

Chapter III. A Scream in the Night

Chapter IV. What Sinclair Had to Tell Me

Chapter V. Three O’Clock in the Morning

Chapter VI. Dorothy Speaks

Chapter VII. Constraint

Chapter VIII. Gilbertine Speaks

Chapter IX. In the Little Boudoir

The Thief

The House in the Mist

Chapter I. An Open Door

Chapter II. With My Ear to the Wainscoting

Chapter III. A Life Drama

Chapter IV. The Final Shock

The Golden Slipper, and Other Problems for Violet Strange

Problem I. The Golden Slipper

Problem II. The Second Bullet

Problem III. An Intangible Clue

Problem IV. The Grotto Spectre

Problem V. The Dreaming Lady

Problem VI. The House of Clocks

Problem VII. The Doctor, His Wife, and the Clock

Problem VIII. Missing: Page Thirteen

Problem IX. Violet’s Own

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Anna Katharine Green

That Affair Next Door

.....

Mr. Gryce at once handed it over, and I took a good look at it inside and out.

“It is pretty badly crushed,” I observed, “and does not present a very fresh appearance, but for all that it has been worn but once.”

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