The Deliberate Detective

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E. Phillips Oppenheim. The Deliberate Detective

The Deliberate Detective

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TALE THE FIRST

THE RESCUE OF WARREN TYRRWELL

First published in Munsey's Magazine, Dec 1913 with a drawing by W. B. King

TALE THE SECOND

THE PRINCESS PAYS

BEING THE SECOND OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES. OF MR. STANLEY BROOKE, THE DELIBERATE DETECTIVE. First published in Munsey's Magazine, Jan 1914, with a drawing by W. B. King

TALE THE THIRD

THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WALL

BEING THE THIRD OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES. OF MR. STANLEY BROOKE, THE DELIBERATE DETECTIVE. First published in Munsey's Magazine, Feb 1914, with illustrations by J. Scott Williams

TALE THE FOURTH

THE MURDER OF WILLIAM BLESSING

BEING THE FOURTH OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES. OF MR. STANLEY BROOKE, THE DELIBERATE DETECTIVE. First published in Munsey's Magazine, Mar 1914, with illustrations by W. B. King

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TALE THE FIFTH

THE DISAPPEARANCE OF MONSIEUR DUPOY

First published in Munsey's Magazine, Apr 1914

BEING THE FIFTH OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES. OF MR. STANLEY BROOKE, THE DELIBERATE DETECTIVE

TALE THE SIXTH

THE SPIDER'S PARLOR

BEING THE SIXTH OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES. OF MR. STANLEY BROOKE, THE DELIBERATE DETECTIVE. First published in Munsey's Magazine, May 1914

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TALE THE SEVENTH

THE SILENT PEOPLE

BEING THE SEVENTH OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES. OF MR. STANLEY BROOKE, THE DELIBERATE DETECTIVE. First published in Munsey's Magazine, Jun 1914

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TALE THE EIGHTH

THE GLEN TERRACE TRAGEDY

BEING THE EIGHTH OF THE EXTRAORDINARY ADVENTURES. OF MR. STANLEY BROOKE, THE DELIBERATE DETECTIVE. First published in Munsey's Magazine, Jul 1914

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THE END

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E. Phillips Oppenheim

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He held out his hand. Brooke affected to hesitate for a moment. Then he placed the piece of gold upon the table. The man pocketed it and rose.

"Come this way," he directed. They left the front room of the café and passed through a door, the two upper panes of which were broken and stuffed with brown paper. They climbed a flight of uneven stairs and arrived on a landing. Brooke's guide, who had been whistling to himself all the way up, whistled a little louder. Then he knocked at the door of a room.

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