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Carolyn Wells. The Huddle
The Huddle
Table of Contents
Chapter I The Quartet
Chapter II Rosella Comes In
Chapter III Rosella Takes The Helm
Chapter IV Fleming Stone Tackles His New Case
Chapter V The Strange Illness Of Charles Curtis
Chapter VI The Great Project Of The Sports
Chapter VII Young Stafford
Chapter VIII The Back Way
Chapter IX How About Grant?
Chapter X The Clever Contortionist
Chapter XI The Three Partners
Chapter XII The Great Waldo Marsh
Chapter XIII Was It The Curse?
Chapter XIV Despair Assails The Detective
Chapter XV The Sports’ Christmas Party
Chapter XVI Doctor Fisher’s Information
Chapter XVII The Tragedy Of Munson Davis
Chapter XVIII Fleming Stone Finds The Criminal
THE END
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Carolyn Wells
Published by Good Press, 2021
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He was a heavy man, but, to his own chagrin, not tall enough for his weight. If by taking thought he could have added one cubit to his stature, he would willingly have paid a round sum for the privilege of thinking. His face was plump and good-natured, a condition due less to a meek and quiet spirit than to an indifference to small bothers and a habit of ignoring them.
Curtis, on the other hand, was a long, lank individual, a smart dresser and fastidious as to his surroundings and companions. His features were on the general outlines usually ascribed to Sherlock Holmes, with perhaps a trifle more of sinister effect.
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